Joe Fan - Mr. Deez was right, you do have a "remarkably deep and creative sphincter" by how you find these funny tweets about FSU -aggy! 

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Remember back in the day when aggy was so great the rest of the conference was just happy to bask in their reflected glory?
Yeah, me neither.
I always liked Tim Brewster. However, as other posters have already stated, he made a bad decision going to A&M and has turned weird ever since.
Let me get this straight,They had that short period in the 80s and early 90s when they owned us.
So that made them champions of the world, the mantle of college football, and enshrined them as heirs to college football greatness for all time.
The fact that we were completely irrelevant and flat out sucked at that time is totally lost on them...
Doesn't that cheapen our all-time winning record against them?
Great post.As pointed out above, our all time record against them is just a by-line. It is not any more relevant to the grand scheme of college football than our all time records against Rice, Baylor, TCU, SMU, etc because Aggy is on par with those programs. The rivalry with A&M is secondary to the rivalry with OU. Hell, for a long period of time it was secondary to our rivalry with Arkansas. Why? Because we play OU and played arkansas in nationally significant games or for conference titles. Just like with SMU, Baylor, TCU or Rice, rarely has UT-A&M had any national significance, rarely are both teams ranked, and rarely does it involve a conference title because for the most part A&M has sucked.
Simply put, the UT-A&M rivalry is not all that historically great or something that needs to be saved because rarely has it had any significant implications due to A&M never being good. Why was 1995 UT-A&M game so important? Because it was one of the RARE times the game meant anything and both teams were good.
The game literally only matters to A&M so much because they can rarely string together 10 or more wins in a college football season. However, winning one game a year is more doable than winning ten so they have put all their effort into and based their program around their “rivalry” with the top program in the state. That is why, despite never finishing in the top 5 once in the 80s, they consider it their glory days as they accomplished their only program goal: beat tu. Still, in spite of all their effort and focus to “beat the hell out of tu”, they still failed at it two out of every three times in general. They finally gave up on this, took their football, and went to the SEC where they can now claim to be part of something successful even though they contribute little to the conference’s success.
If you want proof, ask an aggy who has the better program. They will not mention national titles, top 10 finishes, major bowl wins or conference titles. They will pick an arbitrary date in the 70s and say “tu and a&m have an even record against one another since the 70s.” Why? Because upsets of successful programs is all their program boils down to... much like Rice, SMU, and Baylor. It is the pinnacle of success for those programs because they simply cannot do better.
Those were the FedEx yearsThey had that short period in the 80s and early 90s when they owned us.
So that made them champions of the world, the mantle of college football, and enshrined them as heirs to college football greatness for all time.
The fact that we were completely irrelevant and flat out sucked at that time is totally lost on them...
85 percent say it's embarrassing. You guys have been busy!!![]()
A&M has throughout their history been completely irrelevant and flat out sucked.
The short period of time they owned us we were completely irrelevant and flat out sucked.
Doesn't that cheapen our all-time winning record against them?
I wouldn't put it in our top 5 accomplishments, but it's a big deal nonetheless.
You talking bout the Fed-Ex years?
Aggy has a “Championship Legacy”? When did that happen? Not in my lifetime unless I missed something.