I actually love this statue, but I bet they'll get a buncha complaints from the Costco evangelicals that live in FoCo about this.
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CSU at Mile High is now the 2nd game for the Rams
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I actually love this statue, but I bet they'll get a buncha complaints from the Costco evangelicals that live in FoCo about this.
Mega churches, I assume. Clever term, I like it.
So I'm not sure if the screen on my phone cut it off, but here's what I saw in that tweet:
I didn't realize at all how funny the comment "they scanned Sonny Lubick's face" was until I saw the full picture:
That was very well played Mr. Kurtzman.
I didn't realize at all how funny the comment "they scanned Sonny Lubick's face" was until I saw the full picture:
That was very well played Mr. Kurtzman.
The Goat of Mendes welcomes you to our little version of hell....on a bicycle.So I'm not sure if the screen on my phone cut it off, but here's what I saw in that tweet:
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I didn't realize at all how funny the comment "they scanned Sonny Lubick's face" was until I saw the full picture:
That was very well played Mr. Kurtzman.
That is horrendous.
I think it's actually pretty cool.
Well, that is art for you. One man's eyesore is another's item to eagerly behold.
I think it's weird. But I like weird. It's pretty much perfect for a beer garden sponsored by New Belgium at CSU's stadium. Well done.
New Belgium stepped up. Wish we could get some of the local breweries to do the same up here.
Visiting fans are going to leave FoCo knowing what New Belgium is, if they did not before they arrived. That's called an opportunity.
Dale, are you listening?
Visiting fans are going to leave FoCo knowing what New Belgium is, if they did not before they arrived. That's called an opportunity.
Dale, are you listening?
"Visiting fans"?
If we ever do the full blown beer garden, I could definitely see lots of local breweries stepping up. Avery is printing money right now.
Yeah. I think there's an opportunity with Balch re-done as a monster beer garden & pub. If I was CU, I'd talk to the Boulder County breweries and the Boulder Craft Beer Festival organization. Get sponsors for the new "Balch Beer Pavilion" and see if there might be a way to do something at Folsom as part of the festival (main stage concert the night of the festival?).
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Shiner approves
Yes, not only will a large percentage of the fans be visiting from elsewhere to watch the "visiting team" (after the initial newness wears off), but they are an important demographic for our local breweries to be reaching.
Jello Bear nailed it. I couldn't think of another way to describe them.
I thought it referred to people like my wife who won't stop talking about how awesome Costco is.
Honestly, Costco should put her on salary.
chitownbuff
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You trying to get her out of the house?
I could dress her up in a white shirt and tie and sent her door to door with a friend.
Well...Houston.
That's hot!
What's funny is that Costco is a big proponent of progressive causes. So that's where is doesn't fit; maybe Sam's Club Churches is a better descriptor.
This is a post practice quote from Bobo
Every time we step on the field on defense we'd like to get a three-and-out or get the ball back without them scoring points, but that's not going to happen.
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Every time we step on the field on defense we'd like to get a three-and-out or get the ball back without them scoring points, but that's not going to happen.
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BuffLuke80
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Umm is that quoted anywhere? Sounds like he's kinda talking about perfection though, maybe that's where he was going with it.
My interpretation:
"Our first goal is a three and out, our second goal is to stop them without giving up points.
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I fully expect us to fail miserably at both."
Here is the full quote:
"Today I thought I saw some maturity in our guys," Bobo said. "It was not really a great practice for the defense. There were a lot of big plays offensively. But in key situations like third downs, we were able to get some stops defensively. When we got in the red zone area, we got some stops on third down. When we went goal line on fourth down, we got stops. That's been the message; not everything is going to be perfect. We have to continue to play. When a third-down situation comes, we have to try to get off the field. One or two more stops in a game, one or two more stops in the red zone where we hold them to a field goal, can be the difference between winning and losing."
You never want to settle and say that people are going to score on you, but you have to realize that (other teams) have players too," Bobo said. "They have good coaches too; they have good schemes. Sometimes you're not going be successful, and you just have to keep playing. That's really both sides. Every time we step on the field we want to score on offense. Every time we step on the field on defense we'd like to get a three-and-out or get the ball back without them scoring points, but that's not going to happen. You have to keep playing for 60 minutes and do your job."
It is in this article:
https://t.co/Q01ZlxJoSH?amp=1
The whole statement seems very Jeckle and Hyde. I know that there is coach speak, but he seems to be going back and forth with himself.
"Today I thought I saw some maturity in our guys," Bobo said. "It was not really a great practice for the defense. There were a lot of big plays offensively. But in key situations like third downs, we were able to get some stops defensively. When we got in the red zone area, we got some stops on third down. When we went goal line on fourth down, we got stops. That's been the message; not everything is going to be perfect. We have to continue to play. When a third-down situation comes, we have to try to get off the field. One or two more stops in a game, one or two more stops in the red zone where we hold them to a field goal, can be the difference between winning and losing."
You never want to settle and say that people are going to score on you, but you have to realize that (other teams) have players too," Bobo said. "They have good coaches too; they have good schemes. Sometimes you're not going be successful, and you just have to keep playing. That's really both sides. Every time we step on the field we want to score on offense. Every time we step on the field on defense we'd like to get a three-and-out or get the ball back without them scoring points, but that's not going to happen. You have to keep playing for 60 minutes and do your job."
It is in this article:
https://t.co/Q01ZlxJoSH?amp=1
The whole statement seems very Jeckle and Hyde. I know that there is coach speak, but he seems to be going back and forth with himself.
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That sounds like coach speak for, "we are having serious issues, but I'm trying to be optimistic and not throw our guys under the bus".
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Beware of CSU coach sandbagging.
BuffLuke80
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Hmm ok, well, wonder if he's the only one that is thinking like this. My guess is hell no. Keep that **** in house though, we'll see soon enough.