The University of Texas, you may have heard, has decided to allow the sale of beer and wine at football games.
The response of Texas A&M’s chancellor to the news is three shades of awesome.
https://twitter.com/GabeBock/status/611613116690903041
Too bad Steve Patterson’s preoccupied with brand building in Mexico. With world class sarcasm like that, if there’s ever a deceased rivalry game that should be brought back from the dead, it’s Texas-TAMU.
All hands stand by to prepare the Alamo for battle. This is not a drill…
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Sprite just came out my nose.
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+1000! I have feeling that Patterson will be “asked” to schedule A&M sooner than he’d ever imagined
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If so, it will be branded as the biggest pay per view college grudge match game of the century ever
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Money talks and lots of money screams and hollers!
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Or … it swears, and Texicans can cuss it up with the best.
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Hope it’s at A&M and we can watch the soldiers beat up the drunks.
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Just wait until they have open carry in the stadium too…
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t will stop those people who cut into line. Now they can shoot their way in.
I’m going for the cookie concession.
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I’m sure he stole it, but it’s as good a line to steal as anything Oscar Wilde ever stole…
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A funny but ultimately sad quip as college rivalries fade in the rear view mirror on the road to sports big business profits and marketing.
Man, I’m a Thursday buzzkill aren’t I?
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Agree 100%. No matter how much smoke ESPN, the conferences and the AD’s blow up our ass this is not the Golden Age of college football. Rivalry hands slain for money. Sad.
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Games…not hands. Sheesh.
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When big bad Texas feels like they can beat A&M they will start asking to reschedule, until then let A&M have all the fun it wants with them.
That or ESPN offers to pay the bills for the match.
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Stacy Osborn said Steve Patterson was unavailable for comment on the unprovoked Aggie attack. However, another anonymous source who didn’t have a clue said that Mr. Patterson’s Gulfstream overshot the Dubai runway system and that Mr. Patterson is attending an outdoor branding symposium and that kilts will soon be on order for a game with warm beer for a premium price somewhere in Scotland
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Thanks
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I know John Sharp a little from encounters with him when he was a politician. He’s very smart, very funny, and more than a little mean in that sort of charming Ann Richards Texas Democrat kinda way. He was born to bait overdogs like the Longhorns.
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Ed, That’s the scary part, he was born only to bait overdogs like the Longhorns and not accomplish anything of societal value!
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Horns v. Aggies. From your lips to God’s ears.
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