re: Which fanbase suffers the most from "selective memory syndrome"?

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Football: 2 SEC West titles, 1 BCS Bowl game, 1 11 win season, 2 10 win seasons, 3-1 vs. A&M.

Basketball: 5 NCAA tourney appearances, 1 SEC tourney title, 4 20 win seasons.

Baseball: 11 straight NCAA tourney appearances starting in 2002, 1 SEC title, 3 CWS appearances, 5 Super Regionals.

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LOL wow, 1 SEC Championship in all 3 major sports the last 12.5 years. Yikes.

My God: Tennessee.

You are wrong on the last one.

Texas A&M leads Arkansas 35-29 all time in baseball.

Some Aggies do like selective time periods though.

The Arkansas media guide:

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I found it under the 2013 Opponents section.

ETA: A&M claims a 38-29-1 advantage in their 2011 almanac.

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I'd hardly call Arky's last two wins over A&M a throttling considering y'all won those games by a combined 10 points.

trash talking Arkansas' 2012 season. You're better than that.




It's stealing candy from a downs syndrome kid in a wheel chair.

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We know. Our success is sustainable. Your success walks out the door with JFF.

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Got to disagree with you there. A&M because of geography, state talent supply, and so on are really poised to make noise. Arkansas' draw for Texas kids to travel to play in the SEC has been wiped out by A&M's inclusion in the conference.

Texas high school football is no joke. UT is the proverbial underachiever and will continue to be so. Mack Brown is in his twilight coaching years, and instability in the Big XII has zero draw for kids who want to play at the highest level.

A&M is sitting pretty. There's no doubt about that; I don't care who coaches there. As someone who used to live in Bryan, Texas -- I have no qualms about calling College Station what it is: a dump with an erector set stadium. But it's better than Lubbock or Waco, and it's in the SEC. Points in A&M's favor. I don't know of anyone who'd rather live in CS than Austin, but the SEC washes a lot of that away. A helluva lot.

Yawn.