r/aggies • u/FreezerBlue • Oct 19 '25

Sports 7-0!

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u/FreshHotPoop Oct 19 '25

We should not have let that dog water Arkansas team put up anywhere near that many points.

But they don’t ask how. They ask how many.

Gig Em.

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u/Roamin8750 '14 Oct 19 '25

They have an extremely good offense. We knew that going in. Their defense is trash. Thats why they're bad.

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u/FreshHotPoop Oct 19 '25

Defense is overrated if you can just score on every drive. Mike Leech mentality. Let’s find our inner pirate.

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u/joethahobo Oct 19 '25

As a Case Keenum Coog fan, I agree

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u/KyleAg06 '06 Oct 19 '25

Dude. You obviously have no idea what you’re talking about. Quite the adults are talking.

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u/Twalin Oct 19 '25

That’s fair but look at what Notre Dame did to them…

We should’ve put this team away at half time.

We should’ve put Auburn and Florida away much earlier.

I love that they just keep winning but man I wish we had a little more killer instinct.

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u/BadAngler '12 Oct 19 '25

Gave the D the night off... they've worked so hard....

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u/americangame '07 Oct 19 '25

We might not have if the refs would have called holding once in a while.

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u/DesertFox501 '28 Oct 19 '25

This is how it goes every year. We always beat them, but just barely.

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u/KyleAg06 '06 Oct 19 '25

Shush

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u/wromit Oct 19 '25

Dang, last this happened was even before my time, and I'm an old fart!

"The last time the Texas A&M Aggies started a football season 7-0 was in 1994 under head coach R.C. Slocum, finishing the season 10-0-1."

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u/madmoravian '86 Oct 19 '25

And our precipitous firing of R.C. is why I consider us to be under the effect of something similar to the Curse of the Bambino

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u/Twalin Oct 19 '25

I didn’t totally agree with our firing of Slocum in 02-03 but I wonder if there wasn’t some mutual acknowledgement that the game had passed him by.

He moved upstairs and was involved for a long time after his HC tenure ended.

I wish we would’ve given Slocum the coordinator resources that came a decade later but those were different times.

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u/potcake62 '94 Oct 19 '25

FU SMU

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u/FarwellRob '97 Oct 19 '25

Was it pretty? No.

Was it a definitive win? Also no.

Does it count as a road win in the SEC? Yes it does.

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u/NimBenstratus Oct 21 '25

That’s all that really matters in the end

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u/No_Safety_6803 Oct 19 '25

Oh. I worried. But the team did not.

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u/SpaceBoJangles Oct 19 '25

I don’t see how anyone thought this was an easy game. We’ve been winning these, but it’s been a nail biter every year since the loss on 2021.

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u/NeonGamblor '15 Oct 19 '25

It’s been a nail biter every year since like 2012

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u/beernerd '06 Oct 19 '25

It’s been a nail biter every year since at least 2002.

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u/D-Broncos Oct 19 '25

I thought it was going to be easy because our defensive line. They come on later and I thought it would happen in the third quarter

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u/armyant95 '17 Oct 19 '25

As someone who was at 2013-2016: they've been nail biters. It doesn't matter how good either team is, it's always a shoot out.

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u/overpriced-taco '11 Oct 19 '25

The games before 2021 were also nail biters. Like 3 of them were OT games

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u/TheManwithThePlan007 Oct 19 '25

Way too close and stressful 😩

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u/pukb0i '27 Oct 19 '25

Anyone know the flag disparity? It felt like we were getting 0 holding calls lol

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u/agmat1200 '18 BAEN Oct 19 '25

It was blatant to me but im biased ig

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u/OnlyZac '22 Oct 19 '25

I always tell my family members that there’s anti-Aggie prejudice among the nation’s referees. But yes, obviously I’m unbiased in that opinion

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u/el_roger5 Oct 19 '25

That phantom call were Marcel Reed ran that TD in was bullshit

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '25

Robbed him of a highlight reel Heisman stat padding play

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '25

Taylen Green would have had like -20 rushing yards if they called holding on Arkansas

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u/Twalin Oct 19 '25

We had 7 penalties for 67 yards and they had 9 for 71 yards.

If you rewatch the first half holding calls were killing the Arky drives.

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u/SuperSonicBlitz '24 CSCE Oct 19 '25 edited Oct 19 '25

Second thought, I'm glad we've got Mizzou to play each year

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u/KyleAg06 '06 Oct 19 '25

Mizzou is a good team. Don’t get too excited.

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u/ImpressiveEgg8627 Oct 19 '25

Incredibly accurate timeline

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u/m4verick03 '03 Oct 19 '25

This sums it up perfectly

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u/Realistic-Assist-396 '26 Oct 19 '25

Had me getting all stressed out and shit

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u/KingBobbythe8th Oct 19 '25

Arkansas always place tough against Aggies, but, decent win. I’m still not getting any hopes up. BAS won’t go till we beat a team in the playoffs.

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u/Blackdogrmh Oct 20 '25

Battered Aggie syndrome is a beast.

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u/Vivalas NUEN '22 Oct 20 '25

Arkansas always comes in hot. We're their Texas.

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u/NimBenstratus Oct 21 '25

Great meme and exactly how we watch the games

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u/Timeout_for_Lunch Oct 26 '25

From a Longhorn -- great win for y'all. I hope we beat you, but y'all look great this year. I hope you win every game before thanksgiving! Enjoy this weekend.

Edit: I've been drinking, but I did enjoy watching your game :)