2010 College Football Season

rubberring said:
This whole situation is pretty interesting. I just saw the Rivals article about emails from Ohio State's president to the Big Ten commish about Texas joining their conference. Seems to have something to do with Texas Tech too.

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"Ohio State president Gordon Gee told Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany in an April 20 e-mail that Gee had spoken with University of Texas president Bill Powers. In the e-mail obtained by The Associated Press, Gee writes that Powers would welcome a call to say they have a “Tech” problem."

It would suck for Texas and TAMU to be in different conferences. I'd assumed that A&M's actions would be based on what UT does, but it seems the Aggies' desperation for money might cause them to be more proactive than reactive.
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IDK...big 10 needs to keep it "geographical"..Big 10 schoolsrepresent the great lakes area and northern tier...Although I would like to see Texas get their asses handed to them by some of our elite big 10 schools( PSU..OSU..IOWA..WISC..PURDUE)....notice i didnt mention michigan.
 
rubberring said:
That would be unfortunate. If the SEC is going to expand, I'd love to see them get Texas, TAMU, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. Let Oklahoma State and Texas Tech go to the Pac-10, while Missouri, Kansas, K-State can join up with the Big Ten. The Oklahoma-Nebraska rivalry needs to be rekindled anyway. Same for Texas-Arkansas from the SWC days.

And even though the aforementioned teams aren't really in the southeast, Commissioner Slive wouldn't even have to change the conference acronym. SEC would then stand for Super Elite Conference. :fing02:
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Im pissed. Its looking more and more like the Pac10 invitation will be taken..**** the Texas administration. I know OU and A&M want the SEC.
 
TexasTitan said:
Im pissed. Its looking more and more like the Pac10 invitation will be taken..**** the Texas administration. I know OU and A&M want the SEC.
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I would think this must have the Longhorn fanbase nauseated. Sh!t just ain't right. On the bright side though, I might actually get to see some good games in Berkeley soon.


"According to multiple sources, Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott presented all of his expansion scenarios to the league's presidents and chancellors Sunday, the final day of Pac-10 meetings in San Francisco.

Those proposals included doing nothing; a full-blown merger with the Big 12; an invitation to six teams in the Big 12; and an invitation to just Colorado and Utah.

The sources said Scott favors the six-team expansion plan - Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Colorado - and will carry it out now that he's been granted the authority to do so.

Scott is also expected to endorse a 16-team conference network (most likely run by Fox Cable Networks, which operates the Big Ten Network) with projections of paying $20 million per school.

The network would be launched in 2012, sources said."
 
College football in Texas will be ruined forever. There is no saving that. Im not sure anyone of those schools really wants to play pattycakes with the soft ass embarrassing conference that is the Pac 10 but the money is there. The SEC needs to get on their **** and get A&M and Texas in.
 
The Big 12 is done for... and since Texas and Texas A&M have vowed to stick together, the SEC might end up without any new additions. What I can't understand is why Texas would rather join the Pac-10 than the SEC.

From Orangebloods.com:

"Nebraska to the Big Ten.

Just as Orangebloods.com was first to report last Thursday, the Pac-10 will invite Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and Colorado.

And it appears those invitations will be accepted.

According to sources, Colorado will also opt out of the Big 12 and accept an invitation to the Pac-10.

A legislative source with knowledge of Texas A&M said officials from A&M and Texas will meet on Thursday to discuss all the goings on and to make sure they are on the same page if the Big 12 falls apart.

According to sources, A&M and Oklahoma both have had conversations with the SEC. A&M's conversations with the SEC may have been to appease A&M regent Gene Stallings, who won a national title as coach at Alabama and would love to see the Aggies in the SEC.

But Orangebloods.com has learned Gov. Rick Perry, a diehard Aggie, will work to make sure Texas and Texas A&M stay together.

Other sources have said that Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State will do whatever Texas and A&M are doing."
 
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This man. Is brilliant. This is exactly what Ive been saying.

Chip Brown is a putz. Cant stant that doucher. Most of the Texas "news" is speculation and **** fed to him to spread as fact.

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Please....please.... said:
In the conference expansion race, the University of Texas is the hot chick at the bar whose dad is a multimillionaire. Everyone wants her. Texas A&M is her less attractive younger sister who you would think was really hot if she wasn't the sister of the hot chick, a solid eight who is invisible standing next to a spectacular 10. Meanwhile, Baylor and Texas Tech are the ugly, cross-eyed step-sisters, they'd have no pull if it weren't for their proximity to the attractive sisters. Presently it appears that the Pac-10 is so in love with Texas that they're willing to take all four schools to get into the rich Texas television market. But let's not kid anyone: without Texas no one is coming after Baylor and Texas Tech and asking them to join a new conference.

At all.

So far, most speculation has focused on the four Texas schools as a package deal. And lost amid all the posturing associated with whether Baylor or Colorado will get the final offer to join the Big 12 has been this question: What if Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive pulled a fast one and managed to recruit away Texas A&M from the three other Texas schools leaving for the Pac-16 (or whatever name you like best)?

Think that's far-fetched?

I don't.
Here's why: Mike Slive is smart.

While he refused to address what schools, if any, he'd had expansion conversations with, it's no secret that the SEC has long sought to enter the lucrative Texas market in the past. But Slive would be aware that the last time the SEC tried to expand into Texas, the state legislature raised issues with the move. He would know that adding Texas and Texas A&M by themselves, as every conference would prefer, wasn't likely to happen due to political pressure.
He'd know the price for those two schools would be much steeper.

When I asked Slive whether the Pac-10's move to woo the six Big 12 schools surprised him, he said it did not.

So you have to assume that's he's seen some version of this scenario playing out.

Now let's channel the Oscar winning film A Beautiful Mind and return to our analogy about the girls at the bar. In the movie, you'll recall that the the genius scientist, John Nash, uses game theory to create an optimal pick-up situation for he and his friends. Let's put Slive in the John Nash role now at the bar. If you know you can't get Texas, the perfect 10, alone, and you know you can't get Texas and her sister, Texas A&M, the solid 8, alone, those options are out the window. What's more, you definitely wouldn't want Texas Tech and Baylor, the cross-eyed step-sisters of Texas football, but because you know your offer to Texas will be rejected without those two schools, could you make a creative move and approach Texas A&M, the attractive younger sister of the knockout, and make her yours all by herself?

Maybe.

Let's examine why this could be the perfect game theory move in the event the SEC wants to expand into Texas.

1. Texas A&M might well benefit from joining the SEC over the Pac-16.

Why?

Because nothing really changes for A&M in the Pac-16. It is still lost in the penumbra of Texas' hotness, always playing second fiddle. A&M in the SEC would be able to market itself as the SEC team in Texas, the lone opportunity for hotshot Texas recruits to play football in the best football conference in America.

Right now, what distinguishes A&M from Texas?

Not much, right?

But could Texas A&M plus the conference cachet of the SEC challenge Texas for state superiority?

I think so.

Wouldn't entering a recruit's living room and selling him on an experience that no one else in Texas can have -- that is, stay in the state close to home but play in the most football mad schools in the country on a regular basis -- be incredibly beneficial to the school?

Plus, it would open up the fertile recruiting fields of the South to A&M.

I think entering the SEC offers A&M the only chance it may have for generations to truly challenge Texas for state superiority.

2. The Pac-16 would grit its teeth and proceed because it allows them to take Colorado and Baylor.

Politically, the new conference would be unlikely to fight the move of Texas A&M to the SEC.

Why?

Because it eliminates the need for the conference to make a tough choice between Colorado, the school it wants, and Baylor, the school it's being forced to take.

This way they'd get both schools.

Ultimately the Pac-16 wants A&M, but losing the school wouldn't end the deal.

3. Slive raises the price for the Pac-16's pursuit of Texas.

Instead of waltzing into the state and splitting away the state's two premier football programs, the Pac-16 gets one major addition and the two weaker programs.

Putting these schools into context, Texas is overall the No. 1 highest revenue athletic department in the country while Texas A&M is right around 20.

Both are incredibly strong additions to any conference in America.

Meanwhile, Baylor and Texas Tech are 56th and 58th in total athletic revenues meaning both schools fall beneath Vanderbilt in total athletic revenues.

So Slive could swoop into the lucrative Texas television market while upping the price for the addition of Texas.

It's brilliant.

4. The other three Texas schools would all be moving to better conference situations as well, so they wouldn't mind splitting up.

The idea that the Texas schools are sticking together out of loyalty is crap. The reason Baylor and Texas Tech want to be with Texas and Texas A&M is because the two premier programs in the state offer each the best route to a new destination.

If the SEC or the Big Ten offered Baylor tomorrow, do you think Baylor is staying in a tenuous Big 12 position uncertain of a Pac-16 offer or leaping?

It is leaping.

With this move, three schools to the Pac-16 and one to the SEC, everyone is in a more lucrative financial position than they were in before expansion.

If everybody is winning, all four schools don't have to go the same place.

The schools only have to go to the same place to keep a school from losing.

5. A&M could still play Texas on the Friday before Thanksgiving, only now it would be an out-of-conference game.

Stop with these rivalry ending e-mails before they even start.

The game at the end of the year would still happen, it would just be an out-of-conference tilt. Honestly, the brand new Pac-16 vs. the SEC would probably make it a bigger national game than it already is.

And the game would retain all of the regional hate that it already has. There's already a template for these out-of-conference rivalry games in the SEC since Florida plays Florida State and South Carolina plays Clemson on the same weekend.

What's more, since the yearly Texas A&M vs. Arkansas game would now become a conference event, there's an easy slot to allow the out-of-conference game to fit into.

The SEC would then have the option of adding one ACC team from Florida, likely Florida State, and sticking at 14 or raiding the southern ACC schools and ending the ACC as we know it.

Only one question remains: does the man who has kept more quiet than any conference commissioner throughout this entire process have a plan to squire away the state of Texas's solid eight?

I think Mike Slive just might.
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TexasTitan said:
"Only one question remains: does the man who has kept more quiet than any conference commissioner throughout this entire process have a plan to squire away the state of Texas's solid eight?

I think Mike Slive just might."
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I hope this guy's right about Slive. He did explicitly say a few weeks back that the SEC would be "proactive" if things started to happen, not "reactive."
 
All the expansion rumors flying and now a source leaks that USC will receive a two year ban from post-season play. What a great time to love college sports.
 
CU to Pac-10. Reported to announce today.

Chip Brown on Sportscenter said Texas A&M was the "only question" in the move to the Pac-10.
 
Also, with CU in the Pac-10, that stops Baylor, who was opposed by the homos in Cal Berkely apparently because of their religious ties. Tolerance at its best. But it also opens the window a little bit to A&M to the SEC.
 
TexasTitan said:
A&M would go no where but the SEC. The SEC would never pass up on a large Texas team to expand their market. A&M culturally belongs in the SEC as well. Texas should go to the Pac10 with the other limpwristed pussies and play marshmallow football.
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:lol: :rofl: seriously funny

You're right if Texas goes to the Pac 10 then they're ruined. But since I'm a Sooner, I don't really care about what happens to them. I want OU to go to the SEC. As much as I hate to say it, the SEC is the toughest/best/meanest confrence to play in. I have lived in Alabama for two years now and this whole confrence hates each other.
The Big Ten can't stand up against the SEC most years. Do we remember the LSU vs ohio state national title? Or the Ohio state vs Florida title game?
 
bikeswimlive said:
How serious is this rumor? I don't want to get my hopes up (that would be awesome).
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Oklamoma... maybe, in a package deal with another Big 12 team like A&M.
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FSU... doubtful, given the history. They're pus$ies, just like Texas.
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The NCAA just verified that any USC junior/senior can transfer immediately without having to sit out a year at their next school. Kiffin's gotta be pissing himself.

"ABANDON SHIP!!!":run:
 
My guys tell me OU was as good as gone till last night. Deloss Dodds strongarmed them this morning and they are Pac-10 bound. Texas A&M is tired of taking Texas' **** and moving to the Pac gains them nothing. They will still retain their place under Texas and still play cupcakes and have no real shot at ever being better than Texas. They are pissed off enough to sit out and get to the SEC even if no one to go with them. Its about time they stood up to Texas honestly. I understand the two factions, Pac and SEC inside A&M are fighting and right now the SEC faction is in power. I also understand that there has been a 72 hour window before everyone is slated to move with or without A&M to the Pac-10. Texas, and Texas A&M, are both making their beds. Will TAMU resign themselves to second place in the state? Will Texas' quest for an easy path to the NC hand the state over to TAMU? Some longhorns have said this is A&M cutting off its nose to spite its face and it will regret this. Some have said Texas plans to blackball A&M and refuse to schedule them as a threat. To me, this just shows how threaten they are by this prospect. To me, this will both encourage and scare A&M. Hard to read how theyll react.
 
TexasTitan said:
My guys tell me OU was as good as gone till last night. Deloss Dodds strongarmed them this morning and they are Pac-10 bound. Texas A&M is tired of taking Texas' **** and moving to the Pac gains them nothing. They will still retain their place under Texas and still play cupcakes and have no real shot at ever being better than Texas. They are pissed off enough to sit out and get to the SEC even if no one to go with them. Its about time they stood up to Texas honestly. I understand the two factions, Pac and SEC inside A&M are fighting and right now the SEC faction is in power. I also understand that there has been a 72 hour window before everyone is slated to move with or without A&M to the Pac-10. Texas, and Texas A&M, are both making their beds. Will TAMU resign themselves to second place in the state? Will Texas' quest for an easy path to the NC hand the state over to TAMU? Some longhorns have said this is A&M cutting off its nose to spite its face and it will regret this. Some have said Texas plans to blackball A&M and refuse to schedule them as a threat. To me, this just shows how threaten they are by this prospect. To me, this will both encourage and scare A&M. Hard to read how theyll react.
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Dammit! that pisses me off! Oklahoma probly wants to produce more "Sam Bradfords" in an attempt to be more NFL like. But, everyone knows that the SEC is where real hardnosed college football takes place. But, at least they'll have an better chance at not getting beat up by LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and Tenn. Maybe they'll make a better bowl than the Sun Bowl...
 
OU honestly just got bitched around by UT. Theres nothign more to it. I understand they have strong alumni in Dallas trying to keep UT and OU together...partly becuase of OU's dependence on Texas for crootin. OUs fanbase and everyone wants the SEC but Texas wont let them at the core of it.
 
TexasTitan said:
My guys tell me OU was as good as gone till last night. Deloss Dodds strongarmed them this morning and they are Pac-10 bound. Texas A&M is tired of taking Texas' **** and moving to the Pac gains them nothing. They will still retain their place under Texas and still play cupcakes and have no real shot at ever being better than Texas. They are pissed off enough to sit out and get to the SEC even if no one to go with them. Its about time they stood up to Texas honestly. I understand the two factions, Pac and SEC inside A&M are fighting and right now the SEC faction is in power. I also understand that there has been a 72 hour window before everyone is slated to move with or without A&M to the Pac-10. Texas, and Texas A&M, are both making their beds. Will TAMU resign themselves to second place in the state? Will Texas' quest for an easy path to the NC hand the state over to TAMU? Some longhorns have said this is A&M cutting off its nose to spite its face and it will regret this. Some have said Texas plans to blackball A&M and refuse to schedule them as a threat. To me, this just shows how threaten they are by this prospect. To me, this will both encourage and scare A&M. Hard to read how theyll react.
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Okay, I need to sit down... because I actually agree with you on all points. I'm so glad you're not trying to justify Texas' decision to go to the Pac-16 and to utilize the "we won't schedule you if you don't comply" tactic. It's phucking lame. From what I've read on the chatter boards, Gene Stallings is the only real driving force behind A&M telling Texas to go phuck themselves. I have a strong feeling they'll eventually buckle and that this is just posturing to create the impression that Texas ain't their daddy. Unfortunately, I think A&M will ultimately quiet down and eat their meat. I mean, how can they have any pudding if they don't eat their meat?
 
rubberring said:
Okay, I need to sit down... because I actually agree with you on all points. I'm so glad you're not trying to justify Texas' decision to go to the Pac-16 and to utilize the "we won't schedule you if you don't comply" tactic. It's phucking lame. From what I've read on the chatter boards, Gene Stallings is the only real driving force behind A&M telling Texas to go phuck themselves. I have a strong feeling they'll eventually buckle and that this is just posturing to create the impression that Texas ain't their daddy. Unfortunately, I think A&M will ultimately quiet down and eat their meat. I mean, how can they have any pudding if they don't eat their meat?
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It depends on who you ask. UT slanted insiders love to say that Stallings is the one and only but hes just the face for the people who wouldnt have the balls otherwise. There is a reason he hasnt been put down yet. Its gotten this far and I really really doubt he is the only person to push it that far. I understand the TAMU president is on his side as well, just a little more tactful about it. TAMU is very likely to buckle, but like I said, conventional wisdom would have said theyd have buckled a long time ago too. At this point, all they have to do is stall. OU may very well be inspired by TAMU's resistance even. Lord knows no one outside Austin wants to play the west coast fairy schools. Im transferring to university in the spring of 2011. If TAMU goes to the SEC, I will be there. If they dont, I will be going out of state. Dont doubt the stubbornness of the people fighting for the SEC. In my opinion, Texas is ****ting themselves. Probably in the same sense that a captain feels before a mutiny when he realizes everyone isnt with him. Everyone in Texas is upset with A&M for holding out...their anger is irrational which to me signals fear and jealousy. Slive may end up offering another Texas school to sell everyone on it...who knows? (thats my own personal speculation btw)
 
TexasTitan said:
OU honestly just got bitched around by UT. Theres nothign more to it. I understand they have strong alumni in Dallas trying to keep UT and OU together...partly becuase of OU's dependence on Texas for crootin. OUs fanbase and everyone wants the SEC but Texas wont let them at the core of it.
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That is phucked up. I mean i know the rivalry is one of the oldest in college football, but OU shouldn't let another school bitch slap them into doing what they want to do.

And i'm confused to why the Big 12 is breaking up. can someone enlighten me. i have been moving and haven't paid any attention to the media for the past week and a half
 
funkd0c said:
And i'm confused to why the Big 12 is breaking up. can someone enlighten me. i have been moving and haven't paid any attention to the media for the past week and a half
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Money, dude.
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Also, by moving to the Pac-16, Texas will finally be able to cash in on the TV money they've been missing out on while in the Big 12.
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"With about 30 percent of the nation’s TV sets in its footprint, the conference would pursue its own proprietary network that could generate $20 million per school, according to projections. The Texas TV markets, along with Denver, would be a key in the equation."
 
TexasTitan said:
Chances TAMU gets to the SEC. Probably close to 62% Pac-10/SEC 38%
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Since there's no way OU's gonna break from daddy, I'm hoping either:

a. The SEC remains as-is.

b. TAMU grows a pair, and Slive lands a quality ACC team (G-Tech, V-Tech, FSU, Miami).
 
rubberring said:
Since there's no way OU's gonna break from daddy, I'm hoping either:

a. The SEC remains as-is.

b. TAMU grows a pair, and Slive lands a quality ACC team (G-Tech, V-Tech, FSU, Miami).
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In scenario B, likelihood goes

1.VT
2.FSU
3.GT
4.Miami

That doucher that runs GT is going to forever regret spurning the SEC if this all happens.
 
rubberring said:
Money, dude.
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I just read this and I did chuckle! That evil, evil Big Ten scheming and lying to everyone to ensure they have the power when it's all said and done. If that article is even marginally true the Big Ten is being run by a guy who is so completely superior intellectually to any other conference commissioner that I'm going to start bragging about it endlessly. haha we duped all those southern rubes with our superior guile and cunning. :lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
I have bad news for you Bucknuts.

Multiple sources are saying the SEC faction has the regent votes to get TAMU into the SEC next week. The biggest reason is TAMU donors/alumni/boosters/etc have been adamant and calling into the 12 man foundation and Bill Byrne to let them know just how they feel. OU took Texas' **** because they need Texas but TAMU doesn't. This will change the dynamic in Texas forever. The legislature cannot stop this once it happens I think. With TAMU going to the SEC, there needs to be another team added. Now VT seems to be number one. Ive even heard WVU mentioned if VT doesnt want in. Reason the other teams arent being looked at is the sentiment that if they are going to divide up the pie, they want the team coming in to help give a bigger slice. All those teams are in places where the SEC presense is heavy and therefore are not being looked at but who knows. Someone has to match TAMU's entrance. If TAMU follows through, I will be there in 2011.
 
So is this realignment happening for the 2011 season? That seems like it would be a scheduling nightmare if they did it this year.
 
TexasTitan said:
I have bad news for you Bucknuts.

Multiple sources are saying the SEC faction has the regent votes to get TAMU into the SEC next week. The biggest reason is TAMU donors/alumni/boosters/etc have been adamant and calling into the 12 man foundation and Bill Byrne to let them know just how they feel. OU took Texas' **** because they need Texas but TAMU doesn't. This will change the dynamic in Texas forever. The legislature cannot stop this once it happens I think. With TAMU going to the SEC, there needs to be another team added. Now VT seems to be number one. Ive even heard WVU mentioned if VT doesnt want in. Reason the other teams arent being looked at is the sentiment that if they are going to divide up the pie, they want the team coming in to help give a bigger slice. All those teams are in places where the SEC presense is heavy and therefore are not being looked at but who knows. Someone has to match TAMU's entrance. If TAMU follows through, I will be there in 2011.
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I hope TAMU does do their own thing and joins the SEC and Va Tech would be a good addition as well. I've told you before I love the traditions at TAMU that's the stuff that makes college football awesome. I like the addition of Nebraska to the Big Ten a lot even though the program has been down they have a ton of tradition and huge following and fit the Big Ten better than the Pac Ten, I think Notre Dame should have long ago joined the Big Ten and I still hope they will. I'm not sure all of this expansion is good for college football or not but it's reality now so I suppose that's irrelevant.
 
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So is this realignment happening for the 2011 season? That seems like it would be a scheduling nightmare if they did it this year.
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Yes, well at least I know Nebraska will start playing Big Ten sports in fall of 2011. I'm not sure about the rest of the expansion.
 
Pac 10 commish is visiting TAMU along with a couple other schools today to make a last ditch effort to bring them in.
 
Looks like i'm going to hate college football for a few years. well, at least despise the ppl who made these decisions. I'm hatin' right now...
 
Youre a sooner. How you dont already have a strong sense of self loathing is beyond me. Texas apparently is listening to the Big 12 commish's offer to keep all the guys together but...cmon. I think its too little too late.
 
TexasTitan said:
Youre a sooner. How you dont already have a strong sense of self loathing is beyond me. Texas apparently is listening to the Big 12 commish's offer to keep all the guys together but...cmon. I think its too little too late.
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Yeah i'm already ashamed, and have been since they lost to the gators in '08. But, this is just going to make everything worse. The SEC will really look at us as limpwristed wannabes. Sure we'll produce some great NFL players, but i don't see us playing as a team and winning a national title anywhere in the near future. We need to let Stoops go....
 
funkd0c said:
Yeah i'm already ashamed, and have been since they lost to the gators in '08. But, this is just going to make everything worse. The SEC will really look at us as limpwristed wannabes. Sure we'll produce some great NFL players, but i don't see us playing as a team and winning a national title anywhere in the near future. We need to let Stoops go....
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I would have been at WVU. Or maybe Boise St. Or maybe USC. Or LSU. Everyone already looks at you that way because of your bowl games.

Anyways, the reason you wont is because youve basically openly accepted your place as UT's little brother in arms. Your AD said it himself, "We will go wherever Texas goes." Not, "We will do what we think is best for us."
 
TexasTitan said:
I would have been at WVU. Or maybe Boise St. Or maybe USC. Or LSU. Everyone already looks at you that way because of your bowl games.

Anyways, the reason you wont is because youve basically openly accepted your place as UT's little brother in arms. Your AD said it himself, "We will go wherever Texas goes." Not, "We will do what we think is best for us."
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Most of us Sooners were raised to hate UT to the death, so why would we be wanting to follow them around like their buddy when we should say "screw you" to Texas and do whatever the phuk we want to!

And, in defense of the OU player on the '08 squad, we didn't suck against Florida we actually played fairly well and made a game of it. It's just that our receivers couldn't catch/hold on to the ball because Sam was really throwing it pretty hard. But yeah i know the rest of the nation views us that way. It would have toughened us up if we went to the SEC, but now we will blow ass for the next decade with high scoring big play shenanigans no real fundamentals.
 
funkd0c said:
Most of us Sooners were raised to hate UT to the death, so why would we be wanting to follow them around like their buddy when we should say "screw you" to Texas and do whatever the phuk we want to!

And, in defense of the OU player on the '08 squad, we didn't suck against Florida we actually played fairly well and made a game of it. It's just that our receivers couldn't catch/hold on to the ball because Sam was really throwing it pretty hard. But yeah i know the rest of the nation views us that way. It would have toughened us up if we went to the SEC, but now we will blow ass for the next decade with high scoring big play shenanigans no real fundamentals.
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Likewise, but the fanbase doesnt change the administration. See Ole Miss. Ole Misses administration is more liberal than rubbering here, but cmon, this is the place that rioted when blacks were allowed on campus.

And the only way to beat divinity is if you are Satan. You went against Tim Tebow.
 
I got this off rivals. A&M is such a good fit for the SEC. Cannot wait.


Originally Posted by Open Hate Mail from the Texas Aggies to the SEC
Dear SEC,

I don't wanna hear about how glad you are to have The Aggies in your conference. I'm sick of seeing your guest names on my site. I Hate you. I don't need your historical citations of conference brotherhood. I don't care that we let you have a couple of our coaches. And I don't want you posting SEC SEC SEC! on my facebook wall.

You think I'm starting this relationship off on the wrong foot?? False. I'm starting it off on the right foot. With more unimaginable hate than your feeble brain can calculate.

THIS is what I know to be TRUE, quantifiable, empirical, irrevocable FACT: NO ONE LOVES THE TEXAS AGGIES. In the history of the world, no man has ever loved the Aggies that loves another school. "No man can serve two masters." -The Bible.

And we've worked for decades to position ourselves like that and maintain that position.

You don't respect me or my brothers. You see me as an opportunity, not a challenge. You don't see majestic maroon, you see greed green. You think because you brought over brownies as a house warming gift, that you can bang my wife? And now you think I'm just gonna let you in MY F*CKING state and bang my recruits too?? Well, F*ck you.

I don't want to callabo hate for the sips with you, bc you don't hate the sips like I do. I buried the greatest Aggie I've ever known this year on a t.u. pennant, because the guy hated the sips so fiercely. Blind hatred, gentlemen. A man who well into his 80s couldn't look a horn in the eye because he knew they were evil and untrustworthy. Hell, you probably own something in your house that is some shade of orange? Ha! No, no, you don't hate sips like I do.

Some Razorback **** wrinkle had the audacity to proclaim yesterday that after the hate on the field, he likes to drink and eat with the other SEC teams and party. Well, I don't want an invite. I'm not going to Baton Rouge to have a beignet and wax nostalgic about the time they ****ed with our bank roll. I'm not gonna draw some blurred parallel between Auburn and myself, because we're both products of a land grant Agriculture and Mechanical Colleges. They're not like me. They just work for me.

I'm not going to Gainesville to take a picture with Tim Tebow. And I'm not gonna spell words like "Tibeaux", because that **** doesn't make phonetical sense to me. I'm a Texas man, gaddammit. With tha sausage, and the fried eggs, and the T-bone steaks.

We, The Aggies are gonna grace whatever Conference WE decide will benefit US the most. We're 1 MILLION ****strong, rabid, bloodthirsty fans. With loaded wallets and vacation days abundant.

If the Aggies are playin on the moon, you bet your sweet ass, we're comin too. Even if the moon signed the #1 class in the nation and we're 100 pt. dogs. We're buyin the officially licensed bowl shirts, before the game, and Carter Beauford is gonna lead Yell Practice from the Aitken Basin.

I hate that you conned us into Fran. I hate that you got Championships out of Coach Bryant. I hate Schula Steak Houses. I hate croakies, I hate boat shoes, and I hate North Face. I'm gonna make a mess in all your bars, flex my ripped Aggie guns, and feed your women from the flow of my loins.

So you can cool it will the wolf in sheep's clothing act. You and everyone of your patronizing SEC pals.

We're not coming to your league to drink beer with you. We're coming to your league to kick your asses and then steal your beer and then pour it out and drink Lone Star.

I assure you, that letter was written from the depths of my bloody, redass Aggie heart.

I'm sick as **** of the Welcome to the SEC vibe. I don't want your ****ing sympathy. I don't want your beer or your a shot of your SoCo. I only want your hate. Tell me about how The Texas Aggies are never gonna see a win column again. And I'll tell you how I just sexed your daughter. Tell me about how gay the Corps of Cadets is and I'll show you men that stand guard and protect and serve the United States of America. Tell me about how how my football team sucks and I'll ask you how your basketball teams doing?

I've been waiting my whole gotdamn Aggie life to find someone that loves their school as much I do. And he sure as **** ain't in the Big 12. I hate you all. I don't think your lives are worth living. And I'm gonna give your women ALL my diseases because I think that **** is funny.

And hell yes, I'm gonna "SEC" chant. I'm hoarse as **** right now because I "S-E-C"d my heart out at the bar last night. I want every single ******* within earshot to know how much pure, psychotic disdain I have for them.



Show me pictures of your stadiums so I can know where we're gonna bury your players.
 
Pretty ironic how it might be A&M who ends up determining how this whole thing shakes out. If they are dead set on joining the SEC, Texas will have no choice but to bail on Beebe's promise of 14-17 million per year and take their chances with the Pac-16. Either way, they'll end up getting their Longhorn Network... but their older fanbase may never forgive them.
 
rubberring said:
Pretty ironic how it might be A&M who ends up determining how this whole thing shakes out. If they are dead set on joining the SEC, Texas will have no choice but to bail on Beebe's promise of 14-17 million per year and take their chances with the Pac-16. Either way, they'll end up getting their Longhorn Network... but their older fanbase may never forgive them.
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The older fanbase means nothing. Tradition and history means nothing to UT fans. Seriously, reading their forums is mind numbing pain. They are so arrogant and ****y. Like, beyond what you could imagine. I was reading a thread about how this "is a battle for TAMU's soul." The sentiments were (paraphrased),

"A&M apparently is going to stop being a good public university because of the teams they play in athletics. All the traditions they have there are stupid and only make people stupid. Its so sad people have to go there to get a good education and are "forced" to be stupid rednecks. If only they were progressive like us and realized that they should go to the Pac-10 to save their souls and become an academic institution instead of knuckle draggers like the old days. Everyone knows the sporting conferences you compete in have everything to do with your academics. There is hope for them though because some Aggies dont care as much about the history of the school and traditions there."

I personally want to see UT fall. They do not deserve the success they have.
 
That right there is why I have never liked UT graduates. They think they are better than the rest of Texas when they are just liberal douchebags for the most part. They belong in the PAC-10.

A lot of the people from the Dallas/Fort Worth area are the same as well in my experience. Maybe that is where UT grads move after college.
 
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