It's not unique to us. "Clemsoning" was a term used in the pre-Dabo days. Winning magically fixes a lot of things.

agwrestler said:

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Must've been '99. That was a rough year for the pre-season #5 defending BigXII Champs.

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My freshman year was 99. Its been 92% bad or unimpressive seasons for me, so I've had BAS from jump.

Silent For Too Long said:

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Bag said:

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that post from 2007 is so money, so on point and topical. Jack Burton, are you still on this site? is he the satoshi nakamoto if the most infamous phrase in the aggiesphere?


It is a phrase that is literally everywhere. TV, YouTube, Radio...

Is this the original post?

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The fact that Jack Burton might have coined this phrase is legitimately awesome.

I will forever picture, prior to this post, him spouting this off freestyle on a CB radio on his way home from Houston's Bellaire Chinatown where he just witnessed yet another Dennis Franchione loss.

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We were all in big trouble.

The problem was that back then, we just didn't know it yet.

Ol Jock 99 said:

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panhandlefarmer said:

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For me? @Clemson 2005.

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That was the year their chubby kicker did the promo photoshoot and we made fun of him all offseason.

He kicked 6 FGs that night. Their only offensive points. They returned a punted, and well, there you go.

I was there. It was painful

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Same. Was there. Friday night game. Kicker looked 12 yrs old and we made fun of him……them he kicked our a@@

There was a stretch where we beat t.u. 10 out of 11 times from mid 80's to mid 90's. Somehow t.u. gets Mac Brown and they win a title.

In the 90's we beat LSU 5 yrs in a row, and would have been more had LSU not chickened out on us. But they get Saban, who brings them a title, and then Les and Ed O bring them a title.

We ground Bo Jackson in the Cotton Bowl. Years later, Auburn wins a national title.

While all that was going on, Sherrill steps down (forced to?)
RC would win a lot but always lose a bowl game (it seemed)
Fran is a disaster.
Mike Sherman - team always collapsed in the second half
Sumlin: JF great year, but that didn't last long.
Jimbo: closest to winning it all was Orange Bowl vs NCar. Then the decline.

I could go on and on. For me it's always been why do teams we use to throttle taste the victory of a national title? A big part of my BAS

Franchoine
77-0

From the google AI

The query refers to the 2003 game where Oklahoma routed Texas A&M 77-0 under coach Dennis Franchione's tenure. This is known as the worst loss in Texas A&M's football history and a record for the largest point-differential victory in the Big 12 Conference. The loss happened at Owen Field in Norman, Oklahoma, and was a key event in the 2003 season for both teams.
Score: 77-0, with Oklahoma scoring 49 points by halftime.
Significance: This was the worst loss in Texas A&M history and the largest margin of victory in Big 12 history at the time.
Coach: The game was a significant low point for Texas A&M coach Dennis Franchione.
Game Highlights:
Oklahoma gained 639 total yards, while Texas A&M had only 54.
Oklahoma's quarterback, Jason White, completed 15 straight passes against A&M, an opponent record.
Context: The game occurred during the 2003 season, and the 77-0 score is a widely remembered event in college football

1975 #2 in nation - best defense we ever have had
"Bubba Bean Runs Wild" on SI cover after beating sips we crater in Fayetteville & it all goes for shyte.
Watch a replay of our wishbone grind down sips awsome
Emory does not get enough credit for giving us at least having some idea there is hope
RB '75

Yep. Arkansas 1975.

The money and resources of Ohio St. The wins of Oklahoma St.

With the exception of Mr. Wallace' 62, I've been suffering BAS longer than just about anybody on here. My dad was class of 1950 and I've followed Aggie football since Bear Bryant hit Aggieland. BAS started for we when we lost to Rice in 1957 and then t.u and Tennessee in the Gator Bowl all by a total of six points, This after being ranked # 1 when we got to Houston. From there, we proceeded to play .500 football for the next thirty years.

Of course, I'm mindful and grateful that from the time General Rudder and his men took the cliffs at Normandy, 'til Jackie got here we went to the Cotton Bowl one time, and that was when I was in school.

TxAg76 said:

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2004 Urban kicking our ass.

It started for me on December 6, 1975.