re: Ya know..playing Texass and dealing with their fanbase makes me happy the SEC got A&M

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Not possible. Corps Red Pots haven't existed since the Bonfire Collapse. The individual who made the claim was class of 2009 IIRC.

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2009?

I found this post from 2006:

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longhorn_steve said...
slowly the rest of the country may begin to realize what us Horn fans have known for years. Aggies are really really fricked up. I mean Branch Davidian fricked up. Believe it or not, "squeeze army" is not the weirdest of their "traditions". Probably not even in the top 5. Hell just ask an aggie about the "jizz jar". Yeah, I'm not kidding.

OCTOBER 02, 2006 1:34 AM

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LINK

What I was getting at earlier is that while this may have taken on new life here on tRant, it's stuff that was dug up by Whorn fans as part of y'alls long stewing rivalry with them.

This post was also entertaining, btw:

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Rodger said...
To paraphrase the Dixie Chicks, “Just so you know, we’re ashamed that A&M is from Texas.” When I attended UTexas in the 1960s, I used to refer to the Aggies as sub-anthropoids. Aggie traditions are so weird they wouldn’t even be shown in a Jackass movie. From a Texags.com post, “Well squeezing was still done by the entire student body in the early 1970's and was part of being the 12th man. It was part of the I'd give my left or right n** devotion that the 12th man would have to support the team and it was done on key plays and kicks. Totally appropriate--finding a way to give that extra above one hundred support for the team.”

The jizz jar was an Aggie bonfire tradition before their rivalry game with the Longhorns. Cadets would masturbate into a jar and place it in the outhouse (symbolizing the UT tower) on top of the woodpile before the fire was lit.

Over three decades have passed since A&M was an all-male, military school. Today, the Corps makes up only 2-3 per cent of the student body, yet they still dominate all of the traditions of school. Most of the posters on Texags.com show the same embarrassment for the school that all non-Aggies have. I’m surprised there has not been a movement by normal Aggie alums to oust the Corps from participating at football games. They could get regular cheerleaders (instead of the guys in milkman outfits), start their traditions over, and maybe I would even root for them occasionally.

Your MZone tipster, Rodger

OCTOBER 02, 2006 12:59 PM

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2006, y'all.