re: Have you guys ever seen Texas A&M have a good team?

I was at that 1998 game. There was no rain, but yet the players were slipping left and right, and had water and mud all over the jerseys.

It was dirty pool. They laugh it off and call Aggies paranoid… because that’s the only response they can have without admitting the truth.

Another reason in a lost list of why you don’t ever trust them not to cheat or try dirty tactics. You have to expect it.

Yes A&M has had few decent seasons over the decades but setting a hook not going to work because your sorry arse can’t make it to college station. Stop talking shite you can’t strain through until you show your sorry arse in in College Station. Win or lose what is you’re shite talk when you can’t walk the plank to the other other end.

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You dipshits have been cheating for so long with little to show for it.

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How many times has Texas been placed on probation?

Now do Texas A&M

How many national titles does Texas have?

Now do A&M.

You fricking babyarm gimp fricktards are the poster children dipshits of the world.....

Everyone and I mean everyone laughs at you

2012 was pretty damn good. The ‘13 team could’ve been great but their defense cost them the Alabama and Auburn games. Pretty much broke their backs and they routed by Mizzou at the end.

They are scared

Sumlin had some good teams. Especially with manziel. And it seemed sumlin always had a beastly WR room.

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How many times has Texas been placed on probation?

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you may want to educate yourself on some history on this. It's very interesting where the guys that did the nuke jobs on all the other schools in the SWC went to school.

Kudos to texas for the play, but there is a reason texas avoided probation throughout the SWC.

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So Pimphand doesn't deny the cheating.

Pimphand justifies it with some whataboutism.

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Boy you frickers are stupid let me lay it out for you

Texas

1978 Infraction (Disclosed/Resolved in 1982)
Time: Announced by the NCAA in October 1982.Length: 1 year.
Severity: Low (No sanctions). The penalty stemmed from an isolated 1978 incident where a student-athlete sold complimentary tickets above face value, plus a minor 1982 recruiting infraction (coaches giving a pair of boots to a prospect). The team remained fully eligible for television and postseason bowl games.2.

Mid-1980s Infraction (Resolved in 1987)
Time: Announced by the NCAA in June 1987.
Length: 2 years (with provisions to cut it to 1 year upon full compliance).Severity: Moderate-to-High (First time with direct sanctions). Triggered by 51 total rules violations spanning cash loans, automobile usage, and extra benefits over a multi-year period

Texas A&M

1955 / 1956 Era
Length & Time: Multi-year oversight/probation starting in the mid-1950s amidst early Southwest Conference (SWC) infractions.
Severity: Moderate; managed to win the 1956 SWC championship while under scrutiny.

1965 Season
Length & Time: 1-year conference probation.
Severity: Moderate, triggered by removing scholarships when players quit varsity sports and holding unauthorized spring practice sessions.

1988–1990
Length & Time: 2 years (enforced for the 1988 and 1989 academic/football cycles).
Severity: High-moderate. Violations included inducements to recruits, improper contact, extra benefits, and a lack of institutional control. Resulted in a 1988 postseason/bowl ban (missing the Cotton Bowl despite an active championship history) and contributed to coach Jackie Sherrill’s resignation.

1994–1998
Length & Time: 5 years (announced January 5, 1994, lasting through early 1999).
Severity: Severe probation duration (one of the longest handed out by the NCAA at the time), though initial active competitive penalties were limited to a 1-year ban on television appearances and postseason/bowl games for the 1994 season. The cause was a "do-nothing" summer jobs program where a booster funneled $18,000+ in unearned cash to nine players. The NCAA seriously weighed the "death penalty" due to repeat violations, but spared A&M scholarship cuts because of university cooperation.

2020–2021
Length & Time: 1 year (July 2, 2020, through July 1, 2021).
Severity: Low-moderate. The NCAA found Level II/III infractions regarding impermissible in-person recruiting contact and exceeding weekly countable athletically related activity hours by small margins in camp. Penalties included a $5,000 fine, a 6-month show-cause order for head coach Jimbo Fisher, and restrictions on official recruiting visits

Oklahoma

1955 Probation
Time: 1955–1957
Length: 2 years
Severity: Moderate. Triggered by improper recruiting inducements and fringe benefits. It did not include any postseason bowl or television bans.

1960 Probation
Time: 1960–1961
Length: Indefinite (lifted after 1 year)
Severity: High. Caused by operating a secret slush fund to pay players and withholding information from investigators. It included strict bans on television appearances and postseason bowl games.

The 1973 Probation
Time: 1973–1975
Length: 2 years
Severity: High. Resulted from altering high school transcripts for recruits. The penalties included a two-year ban from television and bowl games, though scholarship numbers were spared.

The 1988 Probation
Time: 1988–1991Length: 3 years
Severity: Most Severe. Stemmed from numerous major violations under coach Barry Switzer, including cash inducements, unauthorized booster payments, and player criminal incidents. Sanctions included a two-year bowl ban, a one-year live television ban, and major cuts to football scholarships.

The 2024 Probation
Time: 2024–2025
Length: 1 year
Severity: Mild. Assessed to the broader athletic department—including the football program—due to impermissible off-campus recruiting contact calls made outside the allowable window. Penalties included a $5,000 fine and a one-game suspension for assistant coach DeMarco Murray

Let's also not forget that you fricks were facing the death penalty....

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Texas A&M University avoided the 'death penalty' Wednesday but was placed on probation for five years by the NCAA Committee on Infractions for major violations in its football program committed from 1990 to 1992.

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So unavoidable fact: Outside of 1939 every time your program has had success you fricks have been cheating your asses off and got busted for it. And you have to little to show for the cheating. At least the cock smoking Sooners have hardware they are so good at stealing and cheating.

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Here's the entire broadcast:
1998 A&M - UT game

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Great video! Thanks for sharing. What a wonderful game.

Good, yes?

Great, no.