AggieRider

Well I can think of one better, and they show up in baby poop orange.

I hate that we helped you out last weekend by uncharacteristically kicking the ball around a bit, but maybe we can help ourself, and the Tigers out with a sweep of Ole Miss this weekend.

I much rather see a SEC baseball Player of the Year here on a SEC-centric web site.

Klein goes nowhere unless that offense is playing well enough to make the CFP. I'll take that.

I wonder what type of "incentives" he may offer to keep HIGH-end players from opting out?

It's not quite over. A series win this weekend would carry some weight for LSU's chances. I'm glad to see 2 of the 3 will be espn2 and not SEC+. Interesting series.

Good

Quick note on the WR room that you did not mention: Izaiah Williams, true freshman out of Tampa has been enrolled for the spring and is looking very good.

Well done Mr Davis. I rarely know what to expect from those that don't cover the Aggies exclusively. You seem to have taken a step closer to Sam Kahn territory in my book.

Staff actions (publicly, so far) seem to be on the D-line.

I think it will be hard to get a quality O-lineman at this point for the Aggies. Reed-Adams was a good pull, but Derrick Graham has quickly decided he will need to look elsewhere for playing time. The problems the last two seasons had a lot to do with injuries, coaching, and scheme. There is still a lot of talent there.

I count at least 6 of those 2022 Aggie recruits that could not stay with the team they transferred to (on their 3rd team or not playing at all). Character matters, regardless of who the coach is.

Wait... where's Denver Harris??? Oh, I see. I kind of feel bad for the UTSA DB coach.

Apparently, I can't figure out what is causing my comments to "await moderation". Basically, this in no way makes me worried about "what's going on in College Station" like The Oracle is...

Not only Texas, but present-day Arizona and New Mexico and parts of Utah, Nevada, Colorado and California owe a lot to Tennessean James K. Polk and the Volunteer State. Of course, the modern day invasion is a little depressing.

I could have happily spent the rest of my days without those Jackwagons in the same conference again, but since they are here, we just have to take care of business.

When it comes to money, it's better to have, than to not have. It would be nice to start seeing some results in the big three men's sports. IDK, maybe Schloss will get that going this spring. Pretty good so far.

The Athletic did start out pretty great. I still like Sam Khan, and Mitch Light has started doing a pretty good weekly "college baseball in review" that leans to a more national view. Football season and recruiting coverage is still pretty decent. Their comments section could be designed better. It can be a little hard to keep up with. I've got to give SDS a little credit there (minus that "expand comments" button)

No comments allowed for Matt Hayes' "First and 10" today?

I wonder what the o/u for the number of games played by any one Aggie QB this season. I don't think it's been more than 7 since 2020 (Kellen Mond).

Obviously, the other 14 teams aren't his "favorite SEC win totals" for betting. It's OK. There is a lot of time to talk of other SEC betting stuff before the season starts.

Pretty much what the title says

I (and most every Aggie) am the first to admit that's irrelevant history. You can't have a conversation with a horn fan without them bringing up irrelevant historical records. Good grief IS right!

LOL. Good grief. If it isn't another horn fan quoting "all time record" history to appear relevant. We have won the last three (convincingly) against you in Austin and 5 of the last 6 (while sending you home from Omaha in 2022). How is that recent record this season against SEC teams? Your baseball fans are starting to figure out what your future holds.

Meh, honestly, I was just looking for an excuse to complain about SDS spotty baseball coverage.

Totally "nothing" article. Yet Aggie's total domination of tu on the diamond last night..? (Crickets)

Meh, the rule has been there since late 2021. I'm the first to admit that I haven't heard if the conference is simply handing out waivers or if anyone has or will be challenging the rule. Those that administer the rules within the SEC may have a bit more power than the NCAA.

IDK, this was all I could find on the SEC web site regarding itraconference transfers: "In order to gain immediate eligibility, a student-athlete will need to declare his or her intent to transfer by February 1 for Fall sports, May 1 for Winter sports and July 1 for Spring sports. NCAA rules include similar deadlines except the NCAA deadline for Fall sports is May 1."

I believe it's past the deadline to transfer within the SEC and be eligible for the '24 season. IDK, so many rules do not seem to matter anymore. I was a bit surprised Elko was taking so many safeties in the portal. Good luck, I guess?

Move along... nothing to see here. How about a little more baseball talk?