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Thanksgiving with the SEC expansion teams
Posted on 11/12/26 at 10:54 am
Posted on 11/12/26 at 10:54 am
South Carolina and Arkansas are like the uncle your mom’s sister married so long ago that you can’t tell who’s the blood relative and who’s not. They’ve been in the family so long it’d be a weird Thanksgiving without them. He taught you how to play guitar, likes a good high ball, and he grills a killer steak. Their children are now fully grown and they went to school never knowing anything but SEC.
Mizzou is like the lesbian 2nd marriage of your Aunt Pattie who was once married to a dude. She does a good job of trying to fit in but it’s uncomfortable, especially for Grandpa and some of the older members of the family. She’s the only Subaru in the driveway.
Texas is like the older guy who’s married to your hot young dingy cousin as a trophy wife. He knows he doesn’t really fit in but he’s always buying dinner for everyone and talking about his company and the boards he serves on like anyone gives a frick. He drives a Porsche 911 Carrera so the kids think he’s kinda cool but he’s really a creepy douche.
A&M is like your dad’s brother who’s a little too type A. A seemingly traditional values kinda guy, he retired early from the military and he’s never been married because he’s “just too busy”. All the younger cousins kinda intuitively know not to be alone with him but no one has overtly called him out on it. Your dad doesn’t tell many stories of them growing up and you suspect there’s more there than meets the eye.
Oklahoma is like your drunk uncle who’s fun as shite up until the 5th beer then he starts being an a-hole and fricking things up left and right. Been divorced a couple times. He was hell back in the day, but the drinking finally got to him. On most Thanksgivings he manages to keep it together at least until the kids go to bed, but then he switches from beer to whiskey and it’s anything goes.
Mizzou is like the lesbian 2nd marriage of your Aunt Pattie who was once married to a dude. She does a good job of trying to fit in but it’s uncomfortable, especially for Grandpa and some of the older members of the family. She’s the only Subaru in the driveway.
Texas is like the older guy who’s married to your hot young dingy cousin as a trophy wife. He knows he doesn’t really fit in but he’s always buying dinner for everyone and talking about his company and the boards he serves on like anyone gives a frick. He drives a Porsche 911 Carrera so the kids think he’s kinda cool but he’s really a creepy douche.
A&M is like your dad’s brother who’s a little too type A. A seemingly traditional values kinda guy, he retired early from the military and he’s never been married because he’s “just too busy”. All the younger cousins kinda intuitively know not to be alone with him but no one has overtly called him out on it. Your dad doesn’t tell many stories of them growing up and you suspect there’s more there than meets the eye.
Oklahoma is like your drunk uncle who’s fun as shite up until the 5th beer then he starts being an a-hole and fricking things up left and right. Been divorced a couple times. He was hell back in the day, but the drinking finally got to him. On most Thanksgivings he manages to keep it together at least until the kids go to bed, but then he switches from beer to whiskey and it’s anything goes.
Posted on 11/12/26 at 11:49 am to TailbackU
When Uncle Texas and Uncle Oklahoma get together for Thanksgiving...
This post was edited on 11/12/26 at 11:56 am
Posted on 11/12/26 at 1:26 pm to TailbackU
That was excellent and spot on. Would read again. Well done have a upvote.
Posted on 11/12/26 at 1:51 pm to TailbackU
Damn man. Oklahoma sounds like me. How did you know?
Posted on 11/12/26 at 2:05 pm to TailbackU
Well played, well played indeed. 
Posted on 11/12/26 at 2:40 pm to TailbackU
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A&M
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All the younger cousins kinda intuitively know not to be alone with him but no one has overtly called him out on it.

Posted on 11/12/26 at 3:54 pm to TailbackU
I am nominating you for a Pulitzer Prize in investigative journalism. Well researched, well structured and well delivered.

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