Sit down, grandpa 😂👴 pic.twitter.com/YTxb0ennwt

— Texas A&M Basketball (@aggiembk) February 1, 2026

I like Jacari Lane just sitting there laughing at everything Bucky says

Bus Superlatives

First to fall asleep on the bus: Pop Isaacs
Loudest/Won't sit down: Agee
Most likely to have snacks: McDermott or Griffen
Most likely to be watching game film: Lane
Most likely telling crazy stories or jokes: Marcus Hill
Most likely to be hugging a stuffed animal while they sleep: Clemence

BQ_90 said:

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taylorswift13_ said:

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I like Jacari Lane just sitting there laughing at everything Bucky says

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I didn't notice that first time around

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Lane is definitely a front of the bus type of guy, exactly what I want from my point guard

GIG'EM IN SPANISH PER GOOGLE-FU

"Gig 'em," the signature slogan for Texas A&M, does not have a direct, idiomatic translation in Spanish because it is a phrase specific to the university's culture. It is generally understood among Spanish-speaking Aggies simply as "Gig 'em," or expressed through supporting phrases like "Vamos Aggies!" (Let's go Aggies) or "Arriba los Aggies!".

• Context: It is an expression of support, approval, and encouragement.
• Alternatives: To convey the spirit of "Gig 'em," one might use "Dale con todo, Aggies!" (Give it your all, Aggies).
• Literary Translation: Attempting to translate "Gig 'em" directly (e.g., as "pincharles" or "atraparlos") loses the intended meaning of supporting the team.

Pincharles - Spanish phrase that translates to "to (p)rick/pierce them" or "to poke them (Pr*ck is a banned word)

Atraparlos - to catch. a. to catch. 2. (to take captive). a. to capture.



Pincharles Los Aggies!

I think some T shirts that say "Pincharlos Aggies!" would be wildly popular.