2009 is finally here (no, I don't operate on a "calendar" year. My year begins on the first Saturday in September), and this is the year we will begin to see the turnaround for the Aggies.
9/5: New Mexico
This one is already in the bag. A 41-6 victory for the Aggies
9/19: Utah State
This is a softie visitor to Kyle, and a nice tuneup win
9/26: UAB
See above
10/3: Arkansas
Officially this is the "Southwest Classic". The first in a 10-year neutral site series at the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. I've also heard it called ham & Ags or Bacon & Ags, which I think it kind of funny. A&M will shock the world to go 4-0 with a close victory over this SEC foe.
10/10: Oklahoma State
Hmm, seemingly unwinnable even a couple of days ago, but Okie Lite was dropped by Houston in Stillwater yesterday. They are beatable, and the Aggies could pull this one out at Kyle. Ags will be very confident by this time, and pull out another win at home to go 5-0.
10/17: @Kansas State
Easy win over the Wildcats in Manhattan to go 6-0, and earn their first ranking of the year.
10/24: @Texas Tech--ROOSTERBOWL XII
Undefeated Texas A&M travels to Lubbock to play undefeated Texas Tech (yes, Tech will beat whorns in Austin) on national TV in a night game in Lubbock. Ranked, Nighttime, Lubbock stacks the deck against the Aggies, but they will defy the odds to go home 7-0.
10/31: Iowa State
Win, 8-0
11/7: @Colorado
Win, 9-0
11/14: @Oklahoma
No, I'm not this optimistic. Aggies come back to earth with a loss in Norman. 9-1.
11/21: Baylor
Don't even think about it. Aggies bounce back in the Battle of the Brazos to move to 10-1.
11/26: t.u.
Aggies win again on Thanksgiving night, moving to 11-1. OU loss costs us the South title.
No, I haven't been smoking anything, but the Maroon Colored Glasses are thick.
Looking forward to a great season!
2 comments:
You should be smoking something with those picks. Too much YES WE CAN on the brain, Magnum. God help you.
YES WE CAN! Lets get real. Ags are turning it around but not that quickly. They will break 500 and next year resume to the standard we expect.
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