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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues

Buffnik said:
I think the play might be SDSU + SMU to stay in SoCal and add the DFW market presence. I also think going to 14 in that case makes sense via paired rivals for SDSU & Utah to go with CU paired to SMU. Those other 2 would be from among FSU, UNLV and BSU.
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It is possible that the folks in the pac are already aware that ucla is going to be held and that they have assurances from the others that they aren’t going to bolt in replacement of ucla to the big. That would in some way explain the premature sdsu leak.

only add one. and Stanford has a far better chance at sometimes being relevant in the pac than joining the big. Just spitballing…
 
Buffnik said:
I don't care. They almost stole McCartney and we need to recruit DFW. I can work with that and get myself fired up.

P.S. Craig James killed 5 dead hookers. Allegedly.
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From a purely fan preference perspective, I’d rather have CSU. At least I can get excited about playing them. I get the arguments for other schools, but in my perfect world, college football isn’t always driven by what makes the most money.
 
InTheBuff said:
stanforddaily.com

Conversations about conference "landscape” underway, says President

The Faculty Senate heard a presentation about the changing nature of Stanford’s athletics program, and the University president said confidential conversations are underway about whether Stanford should pursue conference realignment.
stanforddaily.com stanforddaily.com
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In sum, Stanford has a big nut to cover with so many non revenue sports; therefore, it will act in its on self-interest just like every other school, and say goodbye to the unstable PAC if the cash is better elsewhere.
 
hooray for me.
I've been saying for years, that BB is our strong suit and we should be building that program and thus the CU name.
Now, with the team we got, and Williams coming, we may have a realistic shot at the being a top team nationally.
CU's attractiveness for the next few years, as far as other conferences go:

BB
The stadium setting and how nice in looks on TV
Ralphie - a 1 of a kind.

Just have to figure out a place for Ralphie, at the Keg.
 
cu3x said:
hooray for me.
I've been saying for years, that BB is our strong suit and we should be building that program and thus the CU name.
Now, with the team we got, and Williams coming, we may have a realistic shot at the being a top team nationally.
CU's attractiveness for the next few years, as far as other conferences go:

BB
The stadium setting and how nice in looks on TV
Ralphie - a 1 of a kind.

Just have to figure out a place for Ralphie, at the Keg.
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You realize Ralphie is a live buffalo right?
 
SBP said:
We could sell them as pets! Kinda like those little pigs
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As resident soy boy I must intervene and tell you that there is no such thing as a mini pig, and that promoting that narrative leads to a lot of suffering and cruelty.
 
Trogdor said:
As resident soy boy I must intervene and tell you that there is no such thing as a mini pig, and that promoting that narrative leads to a lot of suffering and cruelty.
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Really? My neighbor had a potbelly pig and it seemed as happy as any dog. She used to walk it on a leash and it would grunt and squeak as it walked down the street. It even like to be petted.
What is the cruelty you speak of? (Serious question)
 
SBP said:
Really? My neighbor had a potbelly pig and it seemed as happy as any dog. She used to walk it on a leash and it would grunt and squeak as it walked down the street. It even like to be petted.
What is the cruelty you speak of? (Serious question)
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There's no such thing as a mini pig. It's either a genetic mutation or an abused animal. I didn't say don't have pigs as pets, I said don't promote the absolute fakery that is the "mini pig". It doesn't exist. If we're arguing semantics, the average pot belly pig is 100+lbs, with many much heavier. How many dog breeds average 100lbs, and are they considered little?

Not trying to be an ass.


It comes naturally.
 
Trogdor said:
There's no such thing as a mini pig. It's either a genetic mutation or an abused animal. I didn't say don't have pigs as pets, I said don't promote the absolute fakery that is the "mini pig". It doesn't exist. If we're arguing semantics, the average pot belly pig is 100+lbs, with many much heavier.
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Are you sure that mini pigs aren't a thing?

It feels like they're a thing.
 
Trogdor said:
There's no such thing as a mini pig. It's either a genetic mutation or an abused animal. I didn't say don't have pigs as pets, I said don't promote the absolute fakery that is the "mini pig". It doesn't exist. If we're arguing semantics, the average pot belly pig is 100+lbs, with many much heavier. How many dog breeds average 100lbs, and are they considered little?

Not trying to be an ass.


It comes naturally.
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I don’t care.

My neighbor has glow in the dark fish.

I want a mini buffalo!!
 
Bonsai bison. They get up to a foot long and weigh up to 8 pounds max. There are herds of them in southwest Kansas and a semi-tropical variety in the Laotian highlands. The Laotian variety features an albino sub-variant. Trust me on this. Follow the zoological science.
 
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