If not for Arkansas ,A&M would have been the 1975 National Champ

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another LSU poster worried about a game his team doesn't play in

weird

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Aggies dickride Alabama for a decade then get all pissed if someone else brings up a game they're involved in.

Seems hypocritical to me

It’s both hilarious and sad that LSU is so bad at football they are living vicariously through the Razorbacks.

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It’s both hilarious and sad that LSU is so bad at football they are living vicariously through the Razorbacks.

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Interesting take. Less than two years ago LSU was the National Champion. As bad as LSU was last year we still beat Arkansas in Fayetteville.

So how bad is Arkansas?

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Interesting take. Less than two years ago LSU was the National Champion. As bad as LSU was last year we still beat Arkansas in Fayetteville.

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Doesn’t make what I said any less true. Bless your hearts.

HOG92,

Let go of your hatred of LSU and maybe they'll quit chirping.

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there's literally no reason to

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first thing you've ever said I agree with and yet LSU fans still do it smh

EDIT: That was a different year.

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1975 Texas A&M vs Arkansas Ohio State wound up losing to UCLA in the Rose Bowl. A&M would have probably won the Cotton. 1975 is still a way back,but not as long as 1939

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I was not alive for this one, though my Dad says this probably was the most disappointing A&M loss of his lifetime. A&M defense was dominant all year, I believe starting QB was hurt for this game, and also the game had been moved from earlier in the season due to TV. Ended up being a week after beating a top-5 Texas team. A storm of all the wrong things at the wrong time.

I remember that team. I remember the QB was pretty pedestrian but they had George Woodard who weighed 260 lbs at fullback (Would be about like 285 lbs) today and a really good running back named Bubba Bean.