Remember that the Bullcast will be moving to AggieCast’s network next week, so do subscribe to them at https://soundcloud.com/aggiecast. This week, the guys get a little sportsy on you: 

We discuss SEC Media Days: What’s the bar scene like over there? Why does this thing exist at all?
The death of sports journalism as we once knew it.
What are we excited about for the upcoming Aggie season? Who is the starting QB anyway? Is there a good 8-5? 
It’s hot outside and they’re making you wear pants, my dude? Get you a skirt. Or a utilikilt. Be sure to wear the good underwear. 

All this and more, but do subscribe to AggieCast to get access to us and a bunch of other Aggie related sports talk. We’ll catch you on that site, and thanks for being there with us for this ride.

Wes Davis's Album

Let's Get Jacked for Football

We will debut on AggieCast next week, so go subscribe. We were going to do this week, but this one is pretty much for the diehards. We love you, so enjoy this Bullcast grab bag of topics. To start, we get into the Big XII because of Patterson’s comments and we found it was hard to stop ragging on the conference. Here’s a map of the show for those of you who want to follow along: 

Rush and Wes display an uncanny knowledge of Third Eye Blind

Patterson admits the Aggies hurt the Big XII by leaving

Tom Herman breaks rank, wants to play A&M

How long does the Big XII have left? 

Won’t it be fun for Baylor to suck again? 

Too early for pumpkin shit?

Chuck displays an uncanny ability to name the scents of the season

It’s hot, what six pack are you grabbing to cool off? 

Why do IPAs suck so hard?

Wait. Gary Patterson Said What?

The Bullcast is a podcast for the relaxation of the mind and spir--okay it's a bunch of guys shooting the breeze, saying what's on their mind. Through editing and mild preparation, the Bullcast will get you through your lunch break at work. If you happen to be entertained, it is a happy accident, but one that is not unappreciated.

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