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He threw for over 8000 yards in HS. He'll be fine.He is a good option QB but he can't pass that good.
He is a good option QB but he can't pass that good. He needs to work on passing a bit and A&M needs some WRs.
He threw for over 8000 yards in HS. He'll be fine.He is a good option QB but he can't pass that good.
oh here we go
another steven mcgee "white jesus" thread
, if you can have your circle jerk over Ramonce "going off" for five games that didn't even equal one game of Reggie Bush's, Ag fans can look forward to three more years of McGee without your SPS mucking it up.
My boys better keep on keepin on when it's time for powerhouse USC.Well, tell your boys to stop it
Get used to itThat's the way us Ags are.
Hey! Who said you go in and edit my post, and put words in my mouth mister?! That's not right!
AHF, you don't think he was actin a little big for his britches?
I know I'm waiting on a little romance. There's nothin wrong with everyone having a little Romance...Still waiting for another "Romance"
no, that was awesome. When a guy takes a hit that makes the whole stadium go "ooooooooh", gets up, says bring it on some more, then goes and rips off a 20 yd. TD run on the next play, that's what it's all about.AHF, you don't think he was actin a little big for his britches?
I know I'm waiting on a little romance.
He's only a freshman though and weren't they saying it was his first big game as a starter?
In my book, you gotta earn your stripes first before you act all hard like that...
If he can bounce back after taking the hit he did, more power to him. Was he supposed to shake the LBs hand instead?
No Marcus, he was supposed to stay down so all the sip fans could talk about that great hit that put the Ag QB out of the game
I sense some hostility AHF, maybe you're the one who needs the romance...
Maybe so.
That or a clone of myself for work.
Then you've got some Royal Caribbean coming...
No but really, you need some vacation, take your mind off work and the Aggies(sorry I had to) :p
Last edited by Kdfelicity; 11-30-2005 at 12:56 AM.
Yeah, I wonder what the objecting Horns fans thought McGee was supposed to do?
Had I been his teammate and seen that, I'd have been stoked. You definitely get amped to play with guys who have that sort of at ude. When he's a freshman, making his first start in a huge rivalry game, and he shows that kind of enthusiasm and belief, it's contagious. I'm no Aggie fan, but I can say that I admire the way that kid played and the confidence that he brought to the table.
Aggie played with more energy than I have seen in 3 years. Credit goes to McGee.
He's going to give people fits. Kinda of reminds me of Eric Couch but with a stronger arm.
white jesus
That's a racist remark mookie. Just come to my racism class, it's the same thing everyday, every white person is a racist.
One other part to this, and this is information I got from some friends who are big time contributors to the a&m alumni foundation, is that there was a perception among his teammates that McNeal was above all of them, kind of a special treatment routine going on. From what I heard, there was a division on the team between those who were McNeal's 'boys' and other players who resented the speical treatment McNeal received. If there is one way to divide a team, that's it. It also brings to awareness even more how much harder that O-line played for McGee against UT, he was one of them-not some guy just waiting to get dollars when he signs his NFL contract. Keep in mind this is second hand information, but it makes sense when you look at how the team performed with McNeal and then how they played against UT. Just something to consider.
You see what acting all high and mighty can do to a team(even your own), AHF?
I think the best statement in this thread was that using the same play over and over is NOT a bad thing, if it works
I was more pissed off at texas for not making adjustments than Fran calling the same play.
BTW, when this guy is a senior, I bet he covers every single spread for at least 3/4 a season. Maybe he'll even win more games then he loses, but thats a stretch, for now.
My sentiments exactly CBF. They shoulda creamed him even harder when he made the same damn play on the other side of the field, I was thinkin to myself how can you not see that coming???
McGee made them look like suckers on that TD.
Texas did not make the hint of an adjustment in the first half. I thought the reason behind this was to save the alternate strategies for the second half. But when the second half came, they still did not make adjustments till the late 3rd quarter I believe.
And even then, they were insufficient. We know Texas could have stopped that option in its tracks after seeing it at least two or three times. But they didn't.
Thats why I think they were either hung over from Thanksgiving, or simply did not want to bust out the good stuff, and wanted to save it for the Rose Bowl. Texas never really "lost control" of the game, and their composure was never shaken, even when the aggies locked arms and swayed left, right, left, right.
Thus they had no reason to pull all the tricks out of the hat.
He didn't exactly come to A&M on terms that would inspire a lot of respect for his authority.
If McNeal were just looking out for his NFL dollars, he would have left after the 2004 season.
And if Reggie got special treatment, that's the coaches' fault.
And if I know A&M alumni like I think I do, they would peg McNeal as an uppity negro who needs to be put in his place and they would be the ones resenting the attention he receives, as opposed to his teammates.
Well, whatever loyalty remained on the team for Slo should be gone by next season. If Fran's offensive creativity, that is the willingness to utilize trick plays such as the forward pass, could be combined with RC's defensive prowess, you'd have a pretty good team.
Perhaps the 17 living members of the classes from the 30s and 40s think that way.
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