https://www.wacsports.com/commissionercup/2022-23

Well, we’re just not very good at sports.

(05-29-2023 06:49 PM)TexanFan Wrote:  Well, we’re just not very good at sports.

Fret not, great strides will be made this year. First few years of transition are tough going, even for Tarleton. Need to press on by adding men's soccer & tennis, and actually get people swimming and diving competitively in that fancy new NCAA regulation pool. http://www.texannews.net/tarleton-builds...cs-center/

(05-29-2023 06:49 PM)TexanFan Wrote:  Well, we’re just not very good at sports.

Imagine being a non-football school and finishing where we did. We are a far cry from where we've been since the mid-1990's to half a decade ago.

Congrats to GCU and UVU.

Winter sports got GCU back in the mix after a rough Fall, but the Spring teams really pulled it out for the Lopes. Too bad the Commissioner's Cup is only relevant when NMSU wins it, right Aggies?

(05-29-2023 06:49 PM)TexanFan Wrote:  Well, we’re just not very good at sports.

We not very good overall in the LSC either.
Girls bball probably got fixed, but lots of other sports need serious attention!

(05-30-2023 11:34 AM)gleadley Wrote:  Winter sports got GCU back in the mix after a rough Fall, but the Spring teams really pulled it out for the Lopes. Too bad the Commissioner's Cup is only relevant when NMSU wins it, right Aggies?

Well yeah, duh.....if we didn't win it, it wasn't worth winning. I thought everyone knew that one. Especially when GCU wins it.

GO AGGIES!!!

Our work in the WAC is done. After our horrendous basketball season, I think most Aggie fans have checked out. Most of us are now waiting for next season and a new start in C-USA.

Tip of the hat to you, and good luck ahead. Hope your future is a good one.

Here is to never having to play GCU again

(06-10-2023 06:24 PM)KINGALLISON Wrote:  Here is to never having to play GCU again

It is a fitting end, that we finally agree on something. Good riddance and goodbye, Frank.

If the WAC/C-USA challenged is long lived, I'm sure NMSU and GCU will cross paths again. Hopefully Jason Hooten will return NMSU to its former glory. And GCU is in good hands with Bryce Drew.