If they could've, they would've. The option isn't an easy look to adjust for, especially against a QB with good wheels.
I dunno... I've heard from mid-'90s graduates with such thoughtful social commentary as "Black churches are racist ins utions. If black people weren't racist they'd go to white churches."
East Texas is still East Texas: a haven for those who find northern Louisiana too cosmopolitan and progressive.
Stephen McGee is a reasonable facsimile of St. Bucky, therefore he too will be venerated.
That's not exclusive to A&M alumni. I've heard worse from recent Texas grads and "fans" of their program. Still, in my experience, such at udes have been the exception and not the rule.
No doubt.
Based upon these university definitions of racism, I struggle to see how any white person could avoid being a racist.
Apparently I am a racist simply by carrying out my daily routine.
proved my point
how many of these white jesus threads do we need?
I agree on part 1 (but it ain't happen).No but really, you need some vacation, take your mind off work and the Aggies(sorry I had to)@ #2.
There's a difference between the egoism that was Reggie McNeal and the tough as nails leadership that McGee shows his teammates.you see what acting all high and mighty can do to a team(even your own), AHF?
McGee reminds a lot of people of Major Applewhite. Not the biggest or strongest guy out there, but he's a winner, he's a leader, and he can rally the troops.
white jesus
not necessarily, cuz the game was in their control the whole time
Surrrre.
Applewhite does seem to fit the 'white jesus' role mookie is obsessing over.
Funny, considering it wasn't an Ag fan who started this thread. Did some white people beat you when you were young?
No.
But apparently if I go through my day without consciously observing the effects of my whiteness on others and feeling guilty about it, I am a racist.
Apparently, according to some liberal who told me this, since black people must consciously cope and adjust to the white society around them, if I am not consciously working to cope and adjust to the norms of black people, I am a racist.
And if I'm not really certain what any of that really means, it's because I'm a thoughtless ignorant bigot.
So I'm left to wonder, is every white person who is not a left-wing social science professor a racist?
next thing you know you'll say some of your best friends are black.
White guilt is funny.
^Applewhite definitely had the white jesus syndrome thing going, but he did have some legitimate skills as a QB. Never would of made it at the NFL level, but a of a college QB. If only he had started that Big XII championship game against Colorado.....................well, can't relive the past.
Now I've got to go cut on myself for a while.........
What's funnier are those who spend their time blaming whites for their problems.
There a difference between a QB trying to execute an offensive scheme that the coaches themselves can't grasp, much less teach (McNeal, the spread option), and a QB carrying out a highly simplified scheme (McGee, the scaled-down running option).There's a difference between the egoism that was Reggie McNeal and the tough as nails leadership that McGee shows his teammates.
It just proves that Franchione was outsmarting himself, not that McNeal is bling-bling while McGee represents good wholesome American values or whatever.
Some black coworker was trying to explain to me how I'm racially enlightened because of where I built my new house. I don't get it. What was he talking about?
Surrrre.
Dude I was at the game, there wasn't one sign of Texas players or coaches being rattled.
Mack Brown is conservative, not bull headed. If the whole staff realized we were in trouble he would not keep doing the same thing. He'd change it up.
You're avatar is getting to your head if you seriously think Texas was not in control of that game the whole time. It's like when the Spurs get down by 6 points to the Bobcats even though every knowledgeable spurs fan knows they're still perfectly in control of the game due to various factors.
Vince Young did a typical interception thing, but he was way overdue for an interception anyway. He didn't come back rattled when we were down, he came back and ran the show.
I would bet my nutsack that even CORSO would agree.
BTW The reason Mookie started saying McGee is your white jesus is because you stupid aggies gave us for sucking Vince's D prior to his JUNIOR season, after proving himself and being on pace to become a record setter, possibly a heisman winner. You gave us for him being our Black Jesus.
You guys, on the other hand, are sucking McGee's D after one ing game....
Dude I watched the game and they by no means had "control" of the game until they got the FG late.
Not sure what you saw differently from the 3rd deck.
"We are the Aggies
The Aggies are we....
We're for white boys at QB."
The aggies gained massive yardage on that one trick play, other than that, McGee had like 2 really really good runs, and thats it.
They were playing one dimensional, sure they were unstoppable, in the sense we couldn't stop them from getting 2-11 yards on each run, but when the red zone came up, we in put the clamps on. The red zone D was great for Texas in that game, considering the way A&M trudged straight to the endzone so many times.
Texas on the other hand was gaining yards in a mul ude of ways, and the aggie defense had no answer to anything, except getting lucky on an inevitable ty Vince Young pass
The aggies scored 9 points within the last MINUTE of the 1st quarter.
And they still had like over 10 minutes more time of possession than texas.
The aggies had so many chances, they were forced to kick a field goal on their 2nd longest drive of the game, and actually missed a field goal when they had good momentum in the late 2nd.
McGee was an unexpected anomoly, texas could not stop him very effectively, but they still stopped him.
Aggies kept it close in the 3rd, but when judgement day came in the 4th quarter, that McGee bull didn't work (cuz he finally made..tada...adjustments) and aggies didn't score one single 4th quarter point.
Mack knew he could stop that bull if he really wanted to, he just didn't want to pull all his tricks out. He's conservative. But after dogfighting for the entire 3rd quarter, he utilized his supreme defense and locked down the gutless ags in their gutless boots.
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