KSU suk s
Sarah and I went to College Station last week for the Tigers’ game against the Fighting Texas Fighting Aggie A&M marching band Aggie university Aggies. Despite being warned, I was feeling poorly Friday night and had a drink of water in College Station. I’m convinced that’s how the cult starts to suck you in, as I’ve been unable to get their damn fight song out of my head since. Overall, our experience at A&M provided a ridiculous amount of material for making fun (whoop!), but I’ll mostly decline since they were generally polite and beat us.
The Tigers are back in town this week for a contest against the Wildcats from k#~$#$ State University. Kickoff is at 1:00 p.m. with tailgating scheduled to begin by 10:30. Since it’s raining, it must be Homecoming week, with those festivities going on all weekend. Bryan Ninichuck, of Wingate Pest Control fame, is taking care of the food this game with Buckingham’s bringing the fare. Call Wingate for all your pest control needs.
You couldn’t possibly find a better contrast between going on and not-going on in football tradition than comparing A&M to K-State. A&M has songs relating back to their days as TAMC and the afore-mentioned fight song which was written in a World War I bunker. K-State, in their illustrious 10+ seasons of success, have managed to string together the letters K-S-U in a cheer, led by their dope of a mascot who just wears a head. Our ridiculous too-long jinx against the purple kitties and their purple camoflauge wearing fans will end this year, in a big way.
Hope to see you & yours at the tailgate or soon otherwise. If you’re at the game and see a helicopter flying around near the opening kickoff, smile and wave at Sarah as she’ll be in there taking photos. On a side note, screw ku.