Equally as many on S Stewart. We never get the calls man. Literally we are pressuring the QB with a 3 man rush while also being held. These dudes are beasts!!!
Thank you as always for these edits. Being stationed in NC, I was having some issues catching the first part of the game. At the half, all I could think about was “they’ll make corrections and it’s our game”. So glad it ended the way it did, but lots of work still to be done. Only thing that would’ve made the end better is if the oink doink had turned into a kick six.
the "block in the back" against Moose was weak also. Dude literally falls, but since Moose was right behind him, they are going to call that every time.
Max Johnson is that guy for A&M! I thought he was just a pocket passer before this game but he was running better than King this game! Achane is one heck of a running back too! #Gigem
Did Arky ever false start? Did those holds get called. The offensive line of Texas a&m needs some serious work. There is an art to holding and never get called.
@@neilwani1178 that is completely false. There is blocking and then there is holding. Arkansas was holding, not blocking, and they weren’t getting flagged for ut
@@Dodgevair it’s a very popular song, And the only words you ever hear (which you really can’t hear over the 107k people) are nothing to worry about. We only use the song for the intro, to get kids jumping. You act like we’re playing Notorious BIG over the loudspeaker and talking about gang violence. It’s solely for the purpose of creating energy in the stadium. I can assure you, if there were slurs in the parts used, the university wouldn’t use them, because that’s against our values. Hence as to why we play Robert Earl Keen, and “If you’re gonna play in Texas”, and friends in low places, after we catch a dub. And I also heard “Brandy”, by the Looking Glass in pregame warmups, and lots of good 80s rock. I’ve even heard Luckenback Texas.
@@johnnyfoosball12 The RU-vid profanity algorithm will not permit the posting of the lyrics. Many websites such as TexAgs and 247 also will not permit the posting of the lyrics. Sadly, even discussion of the song is taboo. Trust me. Why would that be? The song "Power" (@Texas A&M Univ.) is played as the football team entrance piece just prior to kick-off for the AGGIES at Kyle Field. Some are claiming.."yeah, it's racially slurred and profane, but we don't sing the lyrics"- "It's just an instrumental". Others, "We play the clean version it's just a brief hype piece". If not for those horrendous lyrics, this song never would have existed. "You can't even hear the racially slurred and profane lyrics.." Should A&M align itself with an artist/song that so freely promotes the use of racial slurs and profanity? It's saddening and confusing the lengths of rationalization some people will take to try and justify the existence of something that reflects so poorly on TX A&M. Heck, us as a civilized society.. What hinders us from taking the logical course of action? One of the chief obstacles to progressive change here is the fact that so few Aggies are even aware of the lyrics. That will change. But, what if the song contained lyrics promoting cop killing? Or encouraged the resumption of slavery? Or the abuse of children? Or disparaging remarks/slurs directed towards the LGBT community? Would an "instrumental version" remain acceptable and appropriate knowing full well what those lyrics are? Are there any lines that can't be crossed today? Based on the former OU coach who recently resigned and the backlash created by the spectator at a BYU volleyball game, the data suggests there are. Musician Morgan Wallen was barred from the ACM award function just last year for using a racial slur. Recognize, trust and believe the data. Some things are just not acceptable. Others have suggested it's OK for a person of color to use these shameful and hurtful slurs and others can't...some might argue this is racist. We should think long and hard about that one. Does it really benefit anybody? That's a confusing and dangerous road to take. It's not OK. Learning to respect yourself might make respecting others an easier choice. Perhaps not? Regardless, the extreme profanity with MF-bombs, references to sexual acts and even sexual organs in the song's lyrics should make the decision an easy one. Yeah, it's chocked full of beneficial goodness. The selection of such a crude song is very perplexing. At best. It's tradition now, but does that make it any less toxic and inappropriate? Google the lyrics...you'll be shocked. A state supported institution no less...tax supported. One that prides itself on producing leaders.. What is the priority here? The end-game? Perhaps there wasn't an over-riding scheme/intent behind the decision maker's selection. If there was, the selection of this song in particular is somewhat distressing. Regardless of its popularity. We ought to be better than this. Our core values.....are some departments exempt perhaps? The AGGIE CODE of HONOR: "Is an effort to unify the aims of all Texas A&M men and women toward a high code of ethics and personal dignity ". Do we have a somewhat disturbing disconnect here? A classic case of lack of institutional control perhaps? We should be setting the standard, not burying our heads in the sand and looking the other way. Need to walk the talk IMO. A&M has a golden opportunity here at becoming part of the answer, not the problem.
