The Texas A&M football team was behind at halftime, 30 to 3. According to game cast and other sources, they had less than a three percent chance of winning. In more than 282 games, no NCAA team had ever come back from that deficit. Yet, they came out of the tunnel and onto the field fired up and believing they would win. Greeting them as they came out of the tunnel were more than 100,000 Aggie fans who, rather than go home like most fans would understandably do, stayed to see it through. The Aggies won. And in so doing pulled off the biggest comeback in school history.
There is a life lesson here. You may currently be on the wrong path. Things may look bleak for you. The odds may be stacked against you. But, the truth is you donβt know the outcome. Your job is to play. That should be your focus. Just do your best. Keep going no matter the odds. Itβs a great lesson we all should learn.
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@R_Brauninger@TexAgs I grew up in Benchley. We used to ride our bikes to this place. They also had Gatorade in the glass container back then. Tastes like home.