LOL OLD
How did Texas Tech...
19,585 Views |
232 Replies |
Last: 5 yr ago by CanyonAg77
Oh fine. Rub it in. That's just mean.Mattressburn said:
Lubbock still lacks an HEB
/thread
I never thought the Llano and Frio rivers would make a thread about recruiting.
North Zulch thinks Lubbock is a ****hole.
LOL OLD
Yep, that's exactly what Lubbock looks like.jblaschke said:
North Zulch thinks Lubbock is a ****hole.
All the time.
So you might wanna stay away.
I was about to post this very picture.jblaschke said:
North Zulch thinks Lubbock is a ****hole.
Buddy Holly is the only good thing about Lubbock
1. I think that's the pointQuote:
So you might wanna stay away.
2. Recruits seem to agree with that also
LOL OLD
More on ****ty Lubbock
Well, at least they don't happen every day.Quote:
Dust storms can occur statewide at any time of the year, but they are most prevalent in the High Plains, particularly in a twenty-county area around Lubbock and most often in late winter or early spring.
LOL OLD
Clint Eastwood scouted the locations himself while driving a pickup truck through Oregon, Nevada andCalifornia. He chose the shores of Mono Lakebecause he considered the area highly photogenic. Additional scenes were filmed at Reno, Nevada'sWinnemucca Lake and California's Inyo National Forest.May 29, 2018CygnusX1 said:
I believe Lubbutt was the town Clint filmed the movie High Plains Drifter in...
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqR2dwwvvm0][/url]High Plains Drifter Movie Locations - YouTube
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqR2dwwvvm0][/url]
1. Good, then it's workingjblaschke said:1. I think that's the pointQuote:
So you might wanna stay away.
2. Recruits seem to agree with that also
2. That's NOT the reason, which is sorta the point of the thread.
It actually rains mud in Lubbock (& Midland, etc). Strangest natural phenomenon that I have experienced...
More hooligans on the Bengals team alone than in West Texas.Hop said:WestTexasAg said:You seem very protective of the Bengals.....which is bizarre.Hop said:So, are you more of a Tech fan, or an Aggie fan? You seem to be more protective of Tech/Lubbock than Texas A&M. Just sayin"...Captain Pablo said:
You want to see empty seats????
Wait till A&M downturns
Bengal fans never drunkenly stormed the field against A&M and shoved the goal posts into the stands filled with A&M fans, bloodying one of our chancellors.
This was a good natured back and forth, but some of you West Texans have been spending way too much time with these Tech hooligans on the plains.
Like I said..... I hate this time of year. Give me West Texas summer weather over College Station though.jblaschke said:
More on ****ty LubbockWell, at least they don't happen every day.Quote:
Dust storms can occur statewide at any time of the year, but they are most prevalent in the High Plains, particularly in a twenty-county area around Lubbock and most often in late winter or early spring.
You gotta admit.....that is spectacular.jblaschke said:
North Zulch thinks Lubbock is a ****hole.
Not for long.MooreTrucker said:Oh fine. Rub it in. That's just mean.Mattressburn said:
Lubbock still lacks an HEB
/thread
MooreTrucker said:Oh fine. Rub it in. That's just mean.Mattressburn said:
Lubbock still lacks an HEB
/thread
Eh. Not much longer now .
DaveAg02 said:
How has this thread not been moved to the pub yet? This is like the "Model Home" to have posters walk through to see what the pub is like.
Still?
It doesn't look like that all the time. Some days have tornadoes.MooreTrucker said:Yep, that's exactly what Lubbock looks like.jblaschke said:
North Zulch thinks Lubbock is a ****hole.
All the time.
So you might wanna stay away.
As an Aggie husband and now father of a Tech student, here are my thoughts. I spent just about every weekend in CS in the early 90's while I attended UT Dallas. I loved it there and love all things A&M. Our daughter loved the Tech nursing school and actually picked TT over A&M in what was a shocker to our house. I will say this...TT is much like CS was in the early 90's. It is a nice campus and not overcrowded. Due to enrollment caps at A&M and tu, Tech is also getting much better quality students than 10-20 years ago. Lubbock is not bogged down in traffic and has just about every chain imaginable. It is a pretty good city for the most part. Yes, it has dust storms and the football just plain sucks. But it is a great college town and provides for a pretty good college experience. This was hard to type but is true...sorry. Gig 'em.
Lotsa threats, no actual tornadoes in a long long time.Tex100 said:
It doesn't look like that all the time. Some days have tornadoes.
Nombre said:
I hate to break it to y'all but B/CS, as much as all of us love it, doesn't allow us much ability to cast stones at Lubbock
A lot of people who have never been to Lubbock
PLEASE OH PLEASE OH PLEASE!!!Cru said:MooreTrucker said:Oh fine. Rub it in. That's just mean.Mattressburn said:
Lubbock still lacks an HEB
/thread
Eh. Not much longer now .
All we have now is United, which use to be awesome until they sold out to Albertson's and now they're terrible. That's what a monopoly does to ya.
That was well-said and spot on. Lubbock ain't perfect but it's no ****-hole.
MooreTrucker said:PLEASE OH PLEASE OH PLEASE!!!Cru said:MooreTrucker said:Oh fine. Rub it in. That's just mean.Mattressburn said:
Lubbock still lacks an HEB
/thread
Eh. Not much longer now .
All we have now is United, which use to be awesome until they sold out to Albertson's and now they're terrible. That's what a monopoly does to ya.
HEB owns land at 114th and Quaker. That's public knowledge. Not sure when they will build. They are working on another site more in the middle of town. I can't reveal where just yet.
Yeah, I've heard about that 114th location, but also have heard "no immediate plans".
MooreTrucker said:
Yeah, I've heard about that 114th location, but also have heard "no immediate plans".
You may just hear news in the Loop and Slide area soon. 50/50 at this point.
That being said, I love the Market Street store at 98th and Quaker.
WestTexasAg said:MooreTrucker said:
Yeah, I've heard about that 114th location, but also have heard "no immediate plans".
You may just hear news in the Loop and Slide area soon. 50/50 at this point.
Like maybe the Sears floor space.
WestTexasAg said:
That being said, I love the Market Street store at 98th and Quaker.
I'll settle for Market Street, but miss my HEB.
Cru said:WestTexasAg said:MooreTrucker said:
Yeah, I've heard about that 114th location, but also have heard "no immediate plans".
You may just hear news in the Loop and Slide area soon. 50/50 at this point.
Like maybe the Sears floor space.
Or maybe one of the other anchor spots.
Or maybe any of the Reagor-Dykes loacations
MooreTrucker said:Well, given that A&M is a 60,000 student university with world-recognized academics and nationally recognized athletics and has been around for over 150 years v. a school of less than 40,000 that's been around for less than 100 years and only just beginning to be recognized athletically or academically, not really a valid comparison.David Kennard said:Captain Pablo said:
I will say the Overton/Broadway area adjacent to Tech's University Ave. absolutely blows A&M's Northgate out of the water
No comparison
If it's such a great place why don't they have top 10 recruiting classes every year, or for that matter top 20? we seem to be in that mix regularly and have been for many many years.
In fact I wonder when is the last time Tceh had a better recruiting class than A&M...
What many are doing here on this thread is making a comparison, so it's valid. And by your logic we get all of these 4 and 5 star athalets because of our academic reputation and they get primarily 2 and 3 star for the same reason...
Featured Stories
See All
Presenting Texas Aggies United's 'Battle At Reed' Sweepstakes!
by Texas Aggies United
35:25
2h ago
1.3k
The TexAgs Tailgate: Texas A&M vs. Southern California
by Richard Zane
35:16
10h ago
3.5k