Smoke your cigars and enjoy the band while you can....

[hemmy]

Save us aTm, you're our only hope.  

A&M to the SEC:  


http://tamu.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1093875


What was once unthinkable has, apparently, come to pass. Texas A&M and the University of Texas, barring the unforeseen or political activity, will be heading their separate ways in 2011. The Aggies will be the newest member of the Southeastern Conference.

Aggieyell.com has confirmed through multiple sources that Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott met with members of the A&M Board of Regents in College Station Sunday morning. At that meeting, the Scott was informed that the board would be declining the conference's offer to join. Scott was the second conference head to visit College Station this weekend, with the SEC's Mike Slive being the first.

Aggieyell.com has been told by more than once source that the driving forces behind the move to the SEC are Board Chairman Morris Foster and A&M Chancellor Mike McKinney. In part due to a push by former A&M and Alabama head coach--and current Regent--Gene Stallings, there is a 6-3 board majority in favor of making the move to the SEC.

A&M Athletic Director Bill Byrne was not involved in either meeting and has not been consulted on the decision by the board. This decision, sources indicate, will be the board's alone.

The support of Foster and McKinney, both close associates of Gov. Rick Perry, for the SEC has surprised many observers. Perry, who has repeatedly said he wanted the Texas teams to stick together--a move many thought meant he supported the Pac-10 concept. Perry has since said he intends to stay out of the process, which he may indeed be doing.

Welcome to 28 god damn pages ago you rough ridin' bad person.

[The1BigWillie]

Save us aTm, you're our only hope.  

A&M to the SEC:  


http://tamu.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1093875


What was once unthinkable has, apparently, come to pass. Texas A&M and the University of Texas, barring the unforeseen or political activity, will be heading their separate ways in 2011. The Aggies will be the newest member of the Southeastern Conference.

Aggieyell.com has confirmed through multiple sources that Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott met with members of the A&M Board of Regents in College Station Sunday morning. At that meeting, the Scott was informed that the board would be declining the conference's offer to join. Scott was the second conference head to visit College Station this weekend, with the SEC's Mike Slive being the first.

Aggieyell.com has been told by more than once source that the driving forces behind the move to the SEC are Board Chairman Morris Foster and A&M Chancellor Mike McKinney. In part due to a push by former A&M and Alabama head coach--and current Regent--Gene Stallings, there is a 6-3 board majority in favor of making the move to the SEC.

A&M Athletic Director Bill Byrne was not involved in either meeting and has not been consulted on the decision by the board. This decision, sources indicate, will be the board's alone.

The support of Foster and McKinney, both close associates of Gov. Rick Perry, for the SEC has surprised many observers. Perry, who has repeatedly said he wanted the Texas teams to stick together--a move many thought meant he supported the Pac-10 concept. Perry has since said he intends to stay out of the process, which he may indeed be doing.

Welcome to 3 o'clock this afternoon dumbass.  

[Cartierfor3]

according to kc news: ku ad meeting with pac 10. mizzou working feverishly working to keep conference together. ksu pres - eating a f@##$$% breadstick.

we deserve this.

it was bound to end this way buddy.  you and i both knew we'd never be rewarded for selling out to EMAW.  it was a great run.  you and me can tell our sons about the good old days the way old timers talk about vietnam.

you knew it would end this way.  frackin poetic

[wes mantooth]

All-you-can-eat breadsticks and salad....$5.99
Pasta primavera...$8.99
3 tickets to Seth Child Cinema's featured film Prince of Persia...$21
2 buckets of yummy movie popcorn, 3 cokes, a milk duds, skittles, and cracker jack...$24

Letting everyone know via twitter that you are not working, when the interests of thousands of people are at stake...Pricelessly K-State

[QuinnMac]

We have a lot more of these to be done, but you have set the bar impossibly high.

That is fantastic!!!

[CHONGS]

Holy crap. I cant believe this.

no one can.  KU, KSU, OU, UNL, MU no longer in the same league? it's a damn shame.

go away.  its a great night for you.  go get laid and let us wallow here in shame.  you win ok.

i'll be on youporn later just like you  

We'll be on the midmajor version though....probably called mountain girls of arkansas clean a truck.com

[CrushNasty]

No one wants us.  I say he's spending his time wisely...  

[Trim]

UPKS responding to our accusations via twitter. 

This development will probably end up adding a good 15 pages to this thread in the long run.

[TBL]

Kirk H. Schulz   kstate_pres  John -we are working on it - but you will need to give us time to continue to work on this

All together, now................... "FUCKYOU"!

[sonofdaxjones]

It's going to be fascinating having the 1st or 2nd largest stadium in our new conference.

[CHONGS]

I just wish the KU fans here would quit rough ridin' with us and just deliver the kill shot.  Cruel motherfuckers.

[SleepFighter]

It's going to be fascinating having the 1st or 2nd largest stadium in our new conference.

And the lowest or next to lowest percentage of seats used.

[sonofdaxjones]

At this juncture I am kind of hoping conference USA, that way KSU will be playing ECU.   Just right up the road and the school is full of hot chicks.

[theKSU]

gkketch
9:15pm, Jun 13 from Web
Houston Chronicle reports A&M to SEC in part because those schools travel well and can help sell out Kyle Field ... Seriously.

BUT K-State used to travel well.. when it was a BCS school. 

[j-dub]

Save us aTm, you're our only hope.  

A&M to the SEC:  


http://tamu.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1093875


What was once unthinkable has, apparently, come to pass. Texas A&M and the University of Texas, barring the unforeseen or political activity, will be heading their separate ways in 2011. The Aggies will be the newest member of the Southeastern Conference.

Aggieyell.com has confirmed through multiple sources that Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott met with members of the A&M Board of Regents in College Station Sunday morning. At that meeting, the Scott was informed that the board would be declining the conference's offer to join. Scott was the second conference head to visit College Station this weekend, with the SEC's Mike Slive being the first.

Aggieyell.com has been told by more than once source that the driving forces behind the move to the SEC are Board Chairman Morris Foster and A&M Chancellor Mike McKinney. In part due to a push by former A&M and Alabama head coach--and current Regent--Gene Stallings, there is a 6-3 board majority in favor of making the move to the SEC.

A&M Athletic Director Bill Byrne was not involved in either meeting and has not been consulted on the decision by the board. This decision, sources indicate, will be the board's alone.

The support of Foster and McKinney, both close associates of Gov. Rick Perry, for the SEC has surprised many observers. Perry, who has repeatedly said he wanted the Texas teams to stick together--a move many thought meant he supported the Pac-10 concept. Perry has since said he intends to stay out of the process, which he may indeed be doing.

get the eff off our board. go suck the pac 10's dick for tossing you the last life preserver and never rough ridin' come back.

[Cartierfor3]

I'm drinking.  Anyone else?  I don't know what else to do.

[sonofdaxjones]

AggieCult slips into Arkansas Jr. mode . . . with no hope of every accomplishing anything in athletics again, but they'll have plenty of money I guess.

[SleepFighter]

I'm drinking.  Anyone else?  I don't know what else to do.

I'm drinking Newcastle and eating cheap ice cream sandwiches.  Probably going to gain 5 pounds tonight.

[Dugout DickStone]

gkketch
9:15pm, Jun 13 from Web
Houston Chronicle reports A&M to SEC in part because those schools travel well and can help sell out Kyle Field ... Seriously.

BUT K-State used to travel well.. when it was a BCS school. 

Don't they sell Kyle field out or did that log avalanche kill off too many yell guys?

[sonofdaxjones]

Told ya Gene Stalling would be a huge influence.


Just cracked open yet another Yuengling.

[Trim]

So who's going to the SEC to make an even number of teams?

[theKSU]

@kstate_pres

Let's just see how badly the other 11 schools eff us in the ass, then we'll see how things play out.  Don't worry John and I have plenty of lube.

[OregonSmock]

So who's going to the SEC to make an even number of teams?

Mizzou.

[SleepFighter]

AggieCult slips into Arkansas Jr. mode . . . with no hope of every accomplishing anything in athletics again, but they'll have plenty of money I guess.

Meh.  They're way deep in the horns shadows at this point.  Being the only Texas school in the best football conference might work out for them.

[j-dub]

I'm drinking.  Anyone else?  I don't know what else to do.

i need a lot of fracking gin. and i need it now. damnit. damnit. damnit. i'm fracking melting down.