re: A&M should have a lot of pride in their accomplishments.

Poor broke little brother horn

Let’s all laugh at you some more

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Poor broke little brother horn

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Not even going to reply to the little brother part. Well, actually, why not:



Would love to hear a thought out response as to what makes Texas little brother to A&M, of all schools, when that table shows that A&M is the No. 9 out of schools in the state of Texas in terms of accomplishments. I'm sure I won't get a desperate and pathetic answer out of you with petty nicknames due to the lack of any concrete reasoning...

Moreover, broke? Damn, if that's the case, I hope we keep staying broke for a long while!

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We divorced!!! Get over it!!

You see any Ags going to the Big12 board? You dick ride this board more than anyone

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You might as well have just typed "uncle uncle! No more facts!"

Sorry, truth hurts.

Also, an aggie fan accusing another of dickriding is ironic and just downright precious

So broke you had to forfeit basketball revenue for 30 years to have a place to play

So broke that it took 3 capital campaigns FAILING to reach 20% of their goals trying to get a new tennis court

So broke you couldn’t afford to fire Shaka last year

Still can’t answer where is the Big12 board? Any Aggies there? Why are you here?

You are like the 4’ kid jumping up and down yelling pick me pick me! Get a life nerd.

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So broke you had to forfeit basketball revenue for 30 years to have a place to play

So broke that it took 3 capital campaigns FAILING to reach 20% of their goals trying to get a new tennis court

So broke you couldn’t afford to fire Shaka last year

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Wow. Holy shite you are uninformed.

First, the basketball arena is something called a P3: Public Private Partnership. It is funded by private equity in exchange for certain profit allocation provisions within the deal that was made.

Actually an interesting real estate venture to learn about some time, but then again this is Austin we're talking about. College Station is such a cow town that the real estate market I'm sure pales in comparison.

We didn't fire Shaka last year because it didn't make sense to spend money on a sport that many are apathetic about. The coordinator didn't want to spend more money on the buyout that our previous football coach had, and all thanks to an interim ADs work of foolishly giving Shaka an extension after his first year. So, I'll agree with you there, not great management.

But if you think it was because Texas didn't have enough money, you are sorely mistaken, sonny. It's more so the fact that we wanted to give the guy a chance after winning the NIT and showed at least some promise. But alas, it looks as if he's not going to take advantage of that chance i.e. he'll be fired later this year.

And think, he's going to be fired, and STILL whooped the shite out of your pathetic program earlier in the same season! haahaha

As for tennis, I seem to remember watching our team in a brand new stadium last year. I also remember them doing this:



But I don't blame you for being mistaken on that one. Y'all barely have any idea what a championship even is!

If you want to talk about not firing coaches, shite, look no further than your baseball coach. He's literally the single greatest coach in that program's history, yet STILL hasn't won a game in Omaha.

You know it's bad when the 2014 Longhorn baseball team, in what was considered a DOWN YEAR for the program, accomplished more in a single season than A&M has in the history of it's entire program

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Wow. Holy shite you are uninformed.

First, the basketball arena is something called a P3: Public Private Partnership. It is funded by private equity in exchange for certain profit allocation provisions within the deal that was made.

Actually an interesting real estate venture to learn about some time, but then again this is Austin we're talking about. College Station is such a cow town that the real estate market I'm sure pales in comparison.

We didn't fire Shaka last year because it didn't make sense to spend money on a sport that many are apathetic about. The coordinator didn't want to spend more money on the buyout that our previous football coach had, and all thanks to an interim ADs work of foolishly giving Shaka an extension after his first year. So, I'll agree with you there, not great management.

But if you think it was because Texas didn't have enough money, you are sorely mistaken, sonny. It's more so the fact that we wanted to give the guy a chance after winning the NIT and showed at least some promise. But alas, it looks as if he's not going to take advantage of that chance i.e. he'll be fired later this year.

And think, he's going to be fired, and STILL whooped the shite out of your pathetic program earlier in the same season! haahaha

As for tennis, I seem to remember watching our team in a brand new stadium last year. I also remember them doing this:



But I don't blame you for being mistaken on that one. Y'all barely have any idea what a championship even is!

If you want to talk about not firing coaches, shite, look no further than your baseball coach. He's literally the single greatest coach in that program's history, yet STILL hasn't won a game in Omaha.

You know it's bad when the 2014 Longhorn baseball team, in what was considered a DOWN YEAR for the program, accomplished more in a single season than A&M has in the history of it's entire program

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Ladies and gentlemen, I bring you ... Randolph Duke.

And again.

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Baaa means no.

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We got a new basketball arena for free, because the investors know it’ll generate revenue and everyone wins. Fact.

Your arena sucks and hosts drag shows and tractor pulls. Fact.