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Just now, Jeff Howe said:

How about I buy you Bill Walsh's College Football on Sega Genesis?

Counter offer we ban Gerry for eating corn dogs with mayo thoughts?

59 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

Sark will have taken Texas into five of these 10 stadiums by the time the 2025 season is over.

SEC beats the hell out of trips to Kansas and Waco huh?

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5 minutes ago, f1revo said:

SEC beats the hell out of trips to Kansas and Waco huh?

I don't miss Manhattan, I can tell you that much.

In all seriousness, an argument can be made that the 2025 road schedule is the toughest Texas has ever had to navigate.

1 hour ago, qaertyisthatdude said:

Hate Aggy, but they should be on this list.  I wouldn't want to play South Carolina at night either.  Take OU and Michigan off this list for them.

Yes App St really struggled at Kyle Field. lol

4 hours ago, f1revo said:

SEC beats the hell out of trips to Kansas and Waco huh?

... And Lubbock!

A&M loves to look for victories anywhere but the field, and they're very hurt when they get left off of lists like this one

A fun off season debate.  I wonder how they arrived at this list.  Must have been bored.

Basketball-the fans can be right on you.  The fans often intimidate the officials more that the players.

Baseball-every stadium plays different.  Knowing your home turf is very valuable.  Having fans that understand the nuances of baseball is a real advantage at home.

Football-whomever plays best for the entire game always wins.  Most football players are not afraid of flying tortilla, a burning sofa, or a coach making his intro on a motor bike.  Officials are not intimidated.   

Given that I invested 10 minutes on this response.......you guessed it........i am bored stiff today.

 

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