So do you think A&M feels like the new kid in high school who just broke the star quarterback's leg in practice right before the start of the playoffs trying to make a "hustle play"?
JV player makes a great play.... has to appologize to the rest of the team.
I don't understand why they don't start selling beer in the stadium or at least loosen the rules on bringing alcohol in. If you've been drinking before the game, you're due for one hell of a hangover starting about 3 hours after you stop drinking... so to avoid that a lot of people just continue drinking into the first quarter. I usually bring a flask, but with the searches for "weapons", it can get tricky at times and the other times I usually forget to prepare one before I leave. If you want to more people to show up, don't sell tickets to 19 year old sorority girls who have never attended a game before and spend 1/2 the time bitching because they can't get a signal to their phone and socializing with everyone around them. "Hun, I'll talk to you after the game is over, I don't have time to explain how many 'chances' each team gets."
Coming down from being cross-faded trying to recover from that epic game. Holy crap, what a set of afternoon games though. Woke up just in time to see A&M clinch it and the blown call in the Penn State game, which occurred almost simultaneously on the dual-TV screen I was watching, what a mix of excitement, sadness, and inebriation.
Scary to think that Georgia and Florida are the next closest SEC teams to the undefeateds... and we can be sure that ESPN and the national media will try to plug them and push them into the NCG. The SEC is not-that-good, ESPN just continues to push them down our throat and insist that one SEC team beating another is justification of how talented the teams are.
Wow. What a game for A&M! I wish we had played Alabama later in the year, it seems like they've slowed down throughout the year. Hopefully someone will make a compilation of all these sad Alabama fans, love seeing those overrated tears flow.
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So do you think A&M feels like the new kid in high school who just broke the star quarterback's leg in practice right before the start of the playoffs trying to make a "hustle play"?
JV player makes a great play.... has to appologize to the rest of the team.
I don't understand why they don't start selling beer in the stadium or at least loosen the rules on bringing alcohol in. If you've been drinking before the game, you're due for one hell of a hangover starting about 3 hours after you stop drinking... so to avoid that a lot of people just continue drinking into the first quarter. I usually bring a flask, but with the searches for "weapons", it can get tricky at times and the other times I usually forget to prepare one before I leave. If you want to more people to show up, don't sell tickets to 19 year old sorority girls who have never attended a game before and spend 1/2 the time bitching because they can't get a signal to their phone and socializing with everyone around them. "Hun, I'll talk to you after the game is over, I don't have time to explain how many 'chances' each team gets."
Coming down from being cross-faded trying to recover from that epic game. Holy crap, what a set of afternoon games though. Woke up just in time to see A&M clinch it and the blown call in the Penn State game, which occurred almost simultaneously on the dual-TV screen I was watching, what a mix of excitement, sadness, and inebriation.
Scary to think that Georgia and Florida are the next closest SEC teams to the undefeateds... and we can be sure that ESPN and the national media will try to plug them and push them into the NCG. The SEC is not-that-good, ESPN just continues to push them down our throat and insist that one SEC team beating another is justification of how talented the teams are.
Wow. What a game for A&M! I wish we had played Alabama later in the year, it seems like they've slowed down throughout the year. Hopefully someone will make a compilation of all these sad Alabama fans, love seeing those overrated tears flow.