Let me just say that I love a good rivavlry, but let's not grow this thing into an unhealthy obsession (at least until we show them the wrong side of a tail- whuppin' once or twice.) The example I use is Texas-Texas A&M. Texas A&M is a great school with a fine athletic tradition, but isn't it sad that they've developed such an unhealthy obsession with the University of Texas? It permeates their existence. Just listen to their fight song (battle waltz, war hymn, whatever you want to call it.) Instead of telling me how great their school is, it tells about beating Texas and sawing off horns. Really? Seriously? It seems to me that they care more about beating Texas than anything else and Texas cares about winning national championships more than anything else. Which school would you say is accomplishing this feat with greater regularity? I realize that the rivalry is more one sided right now in most sports than in the past, but I've always had the feeling that Aggies hate Longhorns more than Longhorns hate Aggies. From where I sit as an unbiased Mean Green loyalist, Longhorns see Aggies as more of a nuisance while Oklahoma is the real rival. This brings me to my point. SMU probably views us more as the nuisance while TCU is the rival. We should set our goals much higher because I truly believe that our ceiling is much higher than SMU can even dream about. Just to clarify, I love making fun of Aggies, but only bexause it is an excellent institution. The fact that they feel like they have to measure up to Texas in every facet of college life just seems unnecessary to me. They have nothing to prove. As a state flagship institution, they should be better than that. Just my thoughts.... -Megagreen GMG!