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Originally Posted by John Milner
Texas won't lose any more players than they do now to in conference rivals like OU. Yes, I would put Vanderbilt over A&M. What's the Agg's record against SEC teams over the past few years? Do you watch much SEC football? It's a whole different animal. It didn't take balls to move, it took $$.
BTW....A stands for Agriculture and M stands for Machinery and I didn't have to look it up. A&M produces some of the best doctors of veterinary medicine in the country.
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John, you and ponyman think alike. We'll just have to see what the recruiting classes look like over the next few years, huh? It's becoming a pointless arguement.
If you would put Vandy over A&M, where would Texas, OU, or Nebraska have finished in the SEC last year? Which brings a question....You a SEC or Texas fan? I'm not sure where you're coming from in all of this.
Actually, the "A&M" doesn't stand for anything specific since 1963. The "A&M" is a link to it's history before it became a University. TAMU was orginally called The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas until it transitioned from an all male college and military academy to a public civilian University and allowed women to attend in 1963.
You were sooooooo close but maybe you should have looked it up just to be sure.
I watch a lot SEC Football, best conference in the country, and a large part of my family is from Louisiana and are LSU fanatics. Since '06 TAMU has only played 4 games against the SEC...LSU, Arkansas (twice), and Georgia and they are 0-4 in those games...and that means what exactly next year?
The way I see it, TAMU played pretty good game against Arky and LSU with a brand new defense, a WR turned QB that started halfway through the season, and losing their leading rusher. They are better this year IMO.