I don't mind a few opposing fans, if they are legitimately here to talk Big 12/college hoops. But many -- I would even say most -- of the aggie fans come here only to "defend" their team against any and every perceived slight and therefore add little to (in fact, they too often detract from) the larger discussion. Aggie post cops, we don't need, and that's mostly what we get.
I would also point out that Sooners fans are regularly booted from aggie boards, while we are asked to welcome them here with open arms.
Given that I consider oswho fans to be lowest form of life in the college sports universe -- I'm speaking generally, not of any poster here in particular -- I wouldn't miss most of them if they were gone.
And to the suggestion above that oswho is now "successful" in football -- again, I would suggest that anyone wishing to really get a handle on their "success" need only review their scheduling practices.
Last season, prior to the Bedlam matchup, they had played two -- count 'em -- two teams that were ranked when they played them -- Baylor (a team that was already in freefall and was well out of the rankings by season's end) and Nebraska, a team that finished 20th in the final AP poll. Both games were played at HLF, and the aggies beat only Baylor.
The only other ranked teams they'v beaten during their reportedly "successful" past three years were a Georgia squad that finished 8-5 and unranked and a Mizzou team that got slaughtered by OU and texas and also lost to KU on its way to a 10-4 season and #19 final ranking -- a nice enough win, but honestly, hardly a signature victory.
And yet, as they always do, the aggies continue to try to claim the elite status that they've yet to earn on the field (and they apparently are not even willing to try to earn it, given their penchant for scheduling weak sisters). Their claim of a "share" of the 2010 Big 12 South title would have been funny if it weren't so pitiful. They beat not one truly top-drawer team last season, but they wish to claim a "share" of a division championship that any moderately informed college football fan knows they did not earn.
Just imagine the situation reversed and ask yourself if OU would make the same claim. Of course we wouldn't, and if an OU AD tried that ill-advised gambit, the fans themselves would be up in arms about it.