[JFC]

aggies are strange. they go on and on about their freaking traditions and now this with the lack of traditions. they put their dead dogs in the ground but in view of the score board. the go to the dixie chicken to dip their ring in a pitcher of beer and have their parents and family all come see this huge event. they act ugly at other peoples stadium and then get in fights and blame it on the other team. aggies are nothing but a bunch of weirdos.....

Go Red Raiders!!!!!

[luckystarmom]

When I went to A&M in the 80s it was the Red Raiders fans that threw beer cans at the Aggies when we were playing them. I've never heard of Aggies ever doing that to an opposing team.

[1L]

they act ugly at other peoples stadium and then get in fights and blame it on the other team.

The only fights that I can recall Aggies participating in were ones started in Lubbock. Perhaps you think, like a typical Red Roach with an SAT score south of 800 who probably flunked out of Tarlton, that the Aggies instigated the 2001 football situation by forcing the Roaches to tear down their own goal post and march it across the field.

Jealousy rears its ugly head from a fan of a wannabe, but never will be, "school" (and I use that term, even in quotes, in the broadest possible way).

[outinyellowdogcountry]

Hubby and I are Texas Tech graduates. I've had more than enough comments from oldest aggie brother about TT being on our clothes. Ha Ha. But my daughter and friend attended the last Aggie-TT game at Lubbock. They sat with the Aggies because they want to go there. They were disgusted at the treatment they recieved and observed from drunk TT tailgaters. Our whole family went to the game at Lubbock before that when Tech fans took down the goal posts. I was embarrassed at that and how the group acted-probably also drunk. Aggies would not deface their property. So who is rude? Goes both ways.