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'They were promised Texas would never come in': Paul Finebaum explains SEC's betrayal of Texas A&M

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Paul Finebaum was recently a guest on “That SEC Podcast” and the ESPN college football commentator discussed how the SEC went back on its word to Texas A&M Athletics by allowing the University of Texas to join the conference.


https://aggieswire.usatoday.com/2024/04/08/texas-aggies-athletics-paul-finebaum-that-sec-podcast-texas-longhorns/

Just that that might be true makes aggie look so petty. That would be really embarrassing if the school with a confidence issue had any part in that. Those people are just weird.

35 minutes ago, dentonhorn said:

Just that that might be true makes aggie look so petty. That would be really embarrassing if the school with a confidence issue had any part in that. Those people are just weird.

Women win Championships, men are cheerleaders!!

 

10 minutes ago, HenryJames said:

He didn’t say they promised. He said they felt they were promised.

Aggys have a tenuous relationship with an honor code, so this makes sense.

Walter Nolen, Evan Stewart, et al can probably comment on aggy football and keeping promises.

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Oh man, this is so great. Their dumb a$$es probably think Finebaum is doing them a favor, but he’s actually just highlighting to everyone what a bunch of lil bitches they are. 

He said they felt they were promised that [Texas] would never come in, and then he quickly added they WERE promised that Texas would never come in.

Until the SEC realized they would prefer getting Texas and OU versus keeping A&M. 

The person that gave the "promise" is probably not around anymore and it is certainly not written anywhere. A written agreement would have been released by A&M. Talk is cheap. If it was that important to A&M, they should have insisted on a contract. But, #YCFS (You can't fix stupid)

21 hours ago, OTF12024 said:

Until the SEC realized they would prefer getting Texas and OU versus keeping A&M. 

The person that gave the "promise" is probably not around anymore and it is certainly not written anywhere. A written agreement would have been released by A&M. Talk is cheap. If it was that important to A&M, they should have insisted on a contract. But, #YCFS (You can't fix stupid)

I think Aggies should do what they do best as the 12th man Fandom. BOYCOTT show some balls and try it on something important. Try the SEC or midnight yell practice. Or t-shirts.

Well, this is aggy. They'll say anything. Just look at their list of national championships. Wet the field! lol

 

 

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