CarolinaAggie

Yes, with all the mostly good hearted banter between Texas and A&M fans, it’s probably best to focus on the memories of how Texas embraced TAMU in the aftermath of the bonfire disaster. And, on that note, if you have a chance to visit the A&M campus, please take in the Bonfire Memorial that recognizes the 12 (ironic) students who were lost that tragic day. Very moving.

This is reminiscent of Ohio State’s fans reacting a couple years ago to Ryan Day not being able to beat Michigan. But, some of the other concerns about Sark not doing justice to the portal in the off season and his defensive press conference comments are more concerning. Not sure what to make of the innuendo from others concerning his personal life. As an objective Aggie fan ??, I honestly do think that forcing Sark out with so many coaching positions open would be a mistake. Maybe, my memories of the Charlie Strong and Tom Herman years are still too fresh. And, it could well be that the rails have already been greased for a new hire. We shall see!

Thanks for the response. To round out my comment, I was also at A&M for the 2013 season and beyond. Manziel’s performance against Duke in the 2014 Peach Bowl was even more impressive. His ability to rally A&M from that halftime deficit was reminiscent of Reed’s leadership at the South Carolina game this past Saturday. In addition, I had one telling interaction with Johnny at Northgate. He was very respectful in talking with my group and deflected praise for the Duke game to his teammates. Picking up on your point, I agree that Manziel is still growing as an individual and expect him to increasingly play a positive role for TAMU in the future. There will never be another JFF!