I've always been proud of how Aggies treat guests. However, over the past 40 years I've seen t.u.'s under-handed way of treating conference "partners" and rivals. They make backroom deals and game the system to try to keep an upper hand. With us, they take it to another narcissistic level. They always try to make a big announcement the day before A&M is in a meaningful game. As an organization they can't stand for a rival, especially A&M, to have the spotlight.

For decades, they've treated all visitors with vitriol but expect to be treated like divas. In the 90s in Austin, I was cussed at by a 12-13 yo kid while his parents watched.

They told Aggies how we would be losers in the SEC, but had to tag along once they figured out we had a better deal. Schloss was just the latest in a long list of shots, and it seems it may have pushed things too far for most Aggies. The t-sips shoule be the exception in our normally hospitable nature. We need to make it not just uncomfortable, but miserable on the sips, to the point they second guess their decisions.

Beat the Hell Outta t.u.! Sweep and beat their asses!

The people who think they need to regulate how others act at baseball games need to chill. Worry about yourself.

Ask yourself why you're more worried about how others perceive you/Texas A&M than you are about a sporting event.

Just enjoy yourself and let it go.

Let's all agree that shoving something into someone in the men's restroom is strictly reserved for SchLoss.

**** the sips. ****s their administration. **** their coaches. **** their fans who didn't graduate from there. Don't come into our town, our ballpark, our field, our arena… we ****ing hate you and we will remind you every single time.

cue the "We're better than that" crowd.

I remember the times I am trying to have a nice family dinner. Then my tshirt sip relative just can't control himself enough to not stir ***** Even at my daughter's college graduation dinner.

That one post going viral aside, I don't know why this is a topic of conversation. We don't have it in us to be vitriolic lol. I've seen some banter and taunting but nothing even close to crossing a line. I really doubt the veracity of that one poster's brother and tend to believe he was just pissy about his team losing.

If schloser had done this to LSU, he'd have to legitimately worry about his safety on a return visit. There would at minimum be several people ejected for throwing golf balls or batteries at him. All he gets here are some loud boos.

barstoolexpert said:

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**** the sips. ****s their administration. **** their coaches. **** their fans who didn't graduate from there. Don't come into our town, our ballpark, our field, our arena… we ****ing hate you and we will remind you every single time.

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92Ag95 said:

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cue the "We're better than that" crowd.

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We are better than that. But two things can be true at once. Avoid being over the top vulgar or violent…but everything else is on the table.

If you are in the camp that Longhorns teams, fans and admin don't deserve to be treated like absolute utter garbage in the most vitriolic and over the top way, simply, you're a cukk.

Luke The Drifter said:

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92Ag95 said:

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cue the "We're better than that" crowd.

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We are better than that. But two things can be true at once. Avoid being over the top vulgar or violent…but everything else is on the table.

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I'll buy that.

As someone who kept getting hit with ice at the last t.u. game in Austin I went to (pretty sure it wasn't the FTAB in FRONT of me hitting me in the BACK of the head, contrary to what I was told), and cussed out by a bunch of drunk fraternity idiots sitting on top of a U-Haul in the Disch parking lot at a t.u. regional (I was leaving a game the ****ty freeloaders weren't even playing in), I couldn't care less about the following:

-- what ANY sip says or thinks of me or the way I act;
-- what ANY sip says or thinks of A&M;
-- what ANY sip does, period.

And upside down pineapples. Which was fantastic, BTW

tamc91 said:

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I've always been proud of how Aggies treat guests. However, over the past 40 years I've seen t.u.'s under-handed way of treating conference "partners" and rivals. They make backroom deals and game the system to try to keep an upper hand. With us, they take it to another narcissistic level. They always try to make a big announcement the day before A&M is in a meaningful game. As an organization they can't stand for a rival, especially A&M, to have the spotlight.

For decades, they've treated all visitors with vitriol but expect to be treated like divas. In the 90s in Austin, I was cussed at by a 12-13 yo kid while his parents watched.

They told Aggies how we would be losers in the SEC, but had to tag along once they figured out we had a better deal. Schloss was just the latest in a long list of shots, and it seems it may have pushed things too far for most Aggies. The t-sips shoule be the exception in our normally hospitable nature. We need to make it not just uncomfortable, but miserable on the sips, to the point they second guess their decisions.

Beat the Hell Outta t.u.! Sweep and beat their asses!

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They have made our lives miserable for our entire existence to include trying to make us part of their system.

That is why I despise them and my contempt for them will never end.

Anytime t.u. loses and we win is a great day.

Muktheduck said:

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That one post going viral aside, I don't know why this is a topic of conversation. We don't have it in us to be vitriolic lol. I've seen some banter and taunting but nothing even close to crossing a line. I really doubt the veracity of that one poster's brother and tend to believe he was just pissy about his team losing.

If schloser had done this to LSU, he'd have to legitimately worry about his safety on a return visit. There would at minimum be several people ejected for throwing golf balls or batteries at him. All he gets here are some loud boos.

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And Schloss was still scared enough he brought two bodyguards. They were in the dugout

Sadly, every family seems to have "one" ya know the super fanboy/girl who did not attend t.u , but has a twice removed uncle who did, so that's why they root for em. My wife's entire family root for the longhorns and ohio state, although NONE of them went to any university, or college, not even a community college??? Drives me crazy at crawfish boils, family dinners, holidays

I actually enjoy to banter I have with friends and the 2 family members I have that who attended tu more that the t-shirt people I am forced to deal with.