re: Aggies, explain to me some of those 90s teams

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My guess is Charles is behind this.

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Finally figured out who "Charles" is.. the Randolph.

Doubt he's the serial alter, RD is incapable of <500 keystroke posts and the need to recite the Texas constitution.

RD is a total freak, unbearably annoying to his own fan base. He's no Figurelli tho.. that boy has deep issues and zero redeeming qualities.

Those with intel, what is the real story with Charles? Demographics and CV appreciated, I wasn't on CFB boards much during his "outing" but I've seen references he was scalped pretty good.

Jesus

Hi Charles. Have you found another woman yet?
Your former tells us that once you go aggy you never want to return to girly men.

Your attempt to change the narrative to favor A&M has failed on this message board and more importantly in life.
Like I said before I actually think you believe the shite you say. This pretty much makes you delusional as you cannot separate the truth from the bullshite

This is with all your alters

A U.S. Air Force Base is named after an Aggie. True or False?

I am so proud of little brother

Trying so hard to be like big bro

Answer the question

No actually from my personal expierence Aggy is a cultish place that believes in indoctrination instead of educating the future leaders of Texas

I guess this is why if A&M was actually created first that the state created another university one that is first class because the state felt a&m was not a place that could turn out future leaders

Tell me if that is what happen if A&M was in fact created before UT

From everything I have seen it was not

Lots of questions here. Is an Air Force base named after an aggy. Not that I am aware of at this time, but the old Bergstrom AFB was named after one. Is that what you were going for?

As for the founding of aggy and UT. UT was first established by the Texas legislature in 1858. The endowment was part of the money Texas was given for settling its western border with New Mexico. During the Civil War, the UT endowment was plundered by the legislature so afterwards, the money wasn't available to organize the school and get it operational. aggy was established by the legislature in 1871 and was subordinate to the 1858 act that established UT. In 1876, the ag branch college was organized and began operations. In 1883, the main university began operations. In 1915 and 1919 the voters of Texas voted down constitutional amendments that would have separated UT and its agricultural branch college. Today, aggy is still legally a branch of The University of Texas.

Does that answer the question?

If you want a more detailed explanation of the history of aggy, here is a site you can visit. It also has footnotes and original sources so you can read for yourself where the info came from.

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