“Better looking” is a personal preference, Truman. This old gal will take those good-looking yell leaders any day.
I know you’re having a hard time with this, but tu will be ok. Rebuilding time and all that.
That Aggie code of honor just got in the way: “Aggies don’t lie, cheat, or steal nor tolerate those who do.” (Emphasis on the last five words, in this case.) Of course, moving into the same conference as Auburn and LSU is problematic in that regard.
“Aggies don’t lie, cheat, or steal nor tolerate those who do.”
Are you serious or are you poking fun at the Texas A&M sports program that has had its hand slapped hard by the NCAA and placed on probation?
Now, let’s look at exactly what the the Aggies did to earn their way onto probation, lose football scholarships, be banned from TV and be prohibited from going to bowl games.
In 1988 an Aggie football coach drove a sports car to an recruit’s home and told the prospective recruit that he could have said sports car it he sighed with the Aggies.
That very same Aggie football coach told another prospective recruit that if he signed with the Aggies, that Texas A&M would provide medical treatment for his cancer stricken father.
Another Aggie football coach locked a recruit in a room without a phone on signing day and plied that recruit with alcohol until he signed with Texas A&M.
There were cases of Texas A&M boosters paying Aggie football players $27,000 a year for no-show jobs.
Sounds like your Aggies have been doing a whole bunch of cheating.