Finally got some time to read the whole thing. Good Stuff! Thank You.

Thanks. You put into words things many of us feel. The power of individuals working together, by choice, on common goals should never be underestimated.

BTHO tu

Good read Jessup!

And the best thing is that no matter the score, I am still an Aggie when the final play ends the game.

That is something no one can ever take from any of us.

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I have friends -- good friends -- who went to t.u. Some are huge supporters, some are bandwagoners, but all are, generally speaking, good people. Fifty-one weeks out of the year I look forward to hearing from them and wish them nothing but the best. This is week number 52.

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I LOVE IT!!! BTHOtu.

What a great story. Wow.

Awesome. Very well written. Thanks.

great post

Wow, Just Wow. Very good articulation

"We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!"

-Winston Churchill

That was beautiful! Brought tears to my eyes!

Great Post!!

I'm glad to know people feel the same way I do about being an Aggie. Because win or lose, at the end of the day I am still an Aggie. And that means more to me than any athletic or academic recognition!!


"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13

gave me chills. awesome post.

BTHOtu

Awesome!

Amazing read. Brought tears to my eyes and made me remember how I felt during my first trip to Aggieland.

football team needs to be read.

amazing read.

Excellent post!

Best post I've seen...still have chills.

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I had the same experience in 85' when we beat the sips at home... I rememebr walking up to Kyle and seeing a solid wall of white towels on both sides. It was cold as hell and after the game we went to the chicken and parson's fired the cannon down the street. i have never in my life heard that many beer bottles break at one time.... i descended from a family of 13 Ags but that game cemented the feeling in my eyes. i think next friday we are bringing the wood and playing with a nothing to lose attitude... By the way a great post and an exteremly great read.. I am sending this to my family...

Gig 'Em Ags!

Damn right!

Gig 'Em and BEAT THE EVER LIVIN, EVER LOVIN, COMPOUND, COMPLEX, FIGHTIN TEXAS AGGIE CLASS OF 2003 HELL OUT OF THOSE SIPS!!!

two words:

cliff notes

Great post. Sent it to some of my non-Ag friends who just don't (and never will) understand.

I loved it...tell your Dad thanks for all of us. He inspired a true asset to our school.

I replied last year, and Im replying again! EVERYONE should read this!

Awesome post....I needed that.

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Then came the Fish Drill Team. I had heard about them, of course -- how they won National Championships despite the fact that every other team in the competition was filled with upperclassmen who had worked together for years -- but the story didn't do the performance justice. I think that was the straw that broke the camel's back -- I was an Aggie.

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I had the same experirence while still in high school in 1981 while watching my oldest brother in the band at halftime of the tu game. I made up my mind then to be part of that team.