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[SB21]

4 hours ago, JMarquette said:

A&M folks are saying he stunk and he's the reason why we have Ant Hill. 

You expect them to say something positive about any of our hires, especially ones that used to work there? 

[Tex CJ-7]

4 hours ago, GoHorns1 said:

Replacement, the previous Director of Scouting is now the General Manger at North Texas.

Thank you sir!🤘🏻

[Burnt Orange Horn]

4 hours ago, Rocky P said:

 Plus, wasn't Ant Hill committed to Aggys?

I think Hill was thought to be an Aggy lean until that fateful home visit when Sark brought the whole staff and walked out with Hill's commitment, much to their surprise.

Edited 12 hours ago by Burnt Orange Horn

[Burnt Orange Horn]

3 hours ago, .45s said:

Growing up in the Houston area, TSU means Texas Southern University to me.

San Marcos being nearby and far larger, Texas State University seems more appropriate to me.

[NothinButDaHorns34]

5 hours ago, JMarquette said:

A&M folks are saying he stunk and he's the reason why we have Ant Hill. 

The same folks giving themselves a pat on the back and participation trophy for making the CFP, scoring a whopping 3 points and a first round L?

[Rocky P]

1 hour ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

I think Hill was thought to be an Aggy lean until that fateful home visit when Sark brought the whole staff and walked out with Hill's commitment, much to their surprise.

You right.  Tyanthony was the lb originally committed to aggys then.  I knew it was one of our lbs

[WRNC]

Veteran depth

[.45s]

4 hours ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

San Marcos being nearby and far larger, Texas State University seems more appropriate to me.

Interesting.  A lot of my friends went to Texas State and we don't live very far from there now but I don't recall anyone calling it TSU.  

[Jarveaux]

8 hours ago, General Grant said:

Aggies are also morons as we all know 

you know if those Aggies tell us Longhorns something-it has to be true . 

[Burnt Orange Horn]

11 minutes ago, .45s said:

Interesting.  A lot of my friends went to Texas State and we don't live very far from there now but I don't recall anyone calling it TSU.  

It has been South West State Teacher's College and South West Texas State while I have been alive.l, too.

[Hexter]

7 hours ago, .45s said:

Growing up in the Houston area, TSU means Texas Southern University to me.

My first thought

[Pwood]

6 hours ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

It has been South West State Teacher's College and South West Texas State while I have been alive.l, too.

I still call it South West Texas State University;  it’s a pretty campus from what I remember visiting someone back in my college years.