Jimmie Swain

[West Coast Johnny]

Kill thread with fire.

 

[PurplFrawg]

So, you were there? You saw the towncar?

 
he was the driver

 

[The original ArgyleFrog]

@jimmieswain: I will not be doing any interviews on my recruitment until further notice. Please respect my privacy so I can enjoy the holiday with my fam

 

[SnoSki]

@jimmieswain: I will not be doing any interviews on my recruitment until further notice. Please respect my privacy so I can enjoy the holiday with my fam

Aggy starting to overwhelm him

 

[The original ArgyleFrog]

I don't care you believe me or not. I just thought I'd share what I know before y'all wet yourself over something that didn't happen.

Well, essentially, a town car is a limousine

 

[The original ArgyleFrog]

Aggy starting to overwhelm him

Haha yup.. Rabid fan base

 

[The original ArgyleFrog]

He's still got the limo tweet up... Guess he aint worried and neither is aTm

 

[dannyfrog]

Well, essentially, a town car is a limousine

 
And $till again$t NCAA rule$ and guideline$ but when have the Aggie$ ever played by the rule$?  E$pecially now $ince they're in the $EC.

 

[The original ArgyleFrog]

So what's the deal? Is TCU lacking the wow factor and don't spend the money to sell these kids? Or is A&M/Oregon doing things against the rules to get the kids however they can and don't care?

I don't want kids who feel they are deserving of a limo on their visit. I want kids who want to come play for TCU and will take a yellow cab in order to get there

 

[tcujsauce]

Ty Barrett is a great example of winning a whole family over. He's retweeted some stuff from his mom saying how much she loves the TCU family and wants her youngest son to be a horned frog too.

 

[Moose Stuff]

Ty Barrett is a great example of winning a whole family over. He's retweeted some stuff from his mom saying how much she loves the TCU family and wants her youngest son to be a horned frog too.

Gary Patterson isn't for everybody, but those that he is for are ALL in. Ty is one of those.

 

[funkyfrog]

I don't want kids who feel they are deserving of a limo on their visit. I want kids who want to come play for TCU and will take a yellow cab in order to get there

I agree about the whole car thing and pampering aspect.

How does TCU sell the program in general? How are we unique? Yea were a small school with nice amenities.(which my opinion is a huge selling point) How are we creatively selling it though?