To answer OP, there is growing unease. It's still the minority, but there are some horn posters that are getting worried. And then there are a few that want to embrace the suck, burn it down, and rebuild, like this guy:

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If you truly want radical change...
then you should pull hard for Texas A&M.

That's what I said. If you want to keep floating along in the Big 12 with our little LHN and a forgettable home schedule year after year, then a mediocre Texas A&M can get that for us.

But if A&M starts winning and winning big, Texas will have to either bust a move, or resign to 2nd place in Texas. (if not 3rd or 4th...)

This revelation came to me the other day while watching A&M vs. South Carolina. I'm not going to begrudge Texas A&M any longer. I'm going to pull for them. What makes winners? Competition.

Will they kill us in recruiting? So be it. Will they surpass our brand? So be it. The only thing Texas will respond to is being second-class. Texas never does well with second-class status, and action becomes mandatory.

All I can conclude is, it does me no good to wish ill will on Texas A&M, and then sit along here in this uneventful conference watching a TV channel that everybody's already tired of. (if they get it) So more power to the Aggies, just because we were foresightless dumbasses, no reason to be petty about all this.

Once A&M steals the stage for good, Texas will do something.