A&M Fan Wants To File 'Freedom of Information Act' Request To See Why They Got Screwed

Aside from the obvious stupidity addressed by other posters, I am always baffled by the things people think apply to every entity when they, in fact, only apply to government entities. Like the Freedom of Information Act. Until the NCAA is a government entity the FOIA will not apply to them.

...maybe because the ball had already been touched by an A & M lineman, making it a live ball, and it was a textbook pop?

Ah hell...sue em...that's what we do in America.

Oh Lawd. Seriously?? I don’t remember LSU going to this extreme even after the 72-74 three ring circus of 2018….Bad look, Ags.

When the first 4 words of the tweet show that the poster doesn't understand the difference between "premise" and "preface", it's pretty clear that what follows will be equally moronic.

I'm an Aggie fan. Is this real? How stupid

They got “Rittered”

They got “Rittered”

Still lost to Arky so it doesn't matter

Ranks up there with calling 911 because McDonald's is out of chicken nuggets.

Oh, lmao. I read the headline and thought he wanted to do a FOI request on how/why they hired Jimbo.

shite like this shows you how far “sports journalism” has fallen, when the message board ravings of an idiot can be considered “newsworthy”

Can we go back and ask about PP#7 INT vs Bama? Point is that some calls will go your way and some won't! Suck it up aTm and quit being little b*@ches about getting railed in Jerry's World! Thank God that the QB got hurt. They would have hung 40 on ya'll!

Imagine if everything poster here was reposted as news

Maybe he should try "prefacing" instead of "premising."

Stuff life that makes an LSU fan proud. Well done Aggie.

Aggies have a long history of mediocrity and irrelevance at best. This team was as overrated as they come.

Did we pull a post from an A&M board and post it here as news??

I want to know why they still think Jimbo Fisher is the answer or an elite coach.

And to know your head coach is in a 75 million dollar contract requires even more explanation