Liver, again, worshipping the wrong false god
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Which one is the correct false god?
I think that the length of this thread is partly due to Buff fans jonesing for the football season to start and needing a bone to compulsively chew on. The realignment topic is kind of interesting but come on folks, is it really all that interesting?
I think it's intriguing and obviously so do many others. the VT board I frequent has had an entire forum dedicated to conference realignment for 10+ years.
Fie! Fie! A pox on your cod piece and soul!
whatever i say or proclaim is THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH.
deal with it.
I just freaking hate GREEN Text messages.
It is such a class system for me.
Blue Text Good on Apple Devices
Green Text Bad, message sent to lowly Android
Just zig when Live zags and you'll be fine.
I think the zig zags are what is making his car smell funny.
No school wants to leave the PAC unless financially forced to do so.
IF the tv deal sucks where the money and exposure are lacking, Colorado has made the necessary back-up plans to move.
sage life advice, actually.
It’s bizarre, because supposedly there are CU AD staffers who have been told that we will be playing in the B12 as early as 2024. I wonder if RG is orchestrating this to light a fire under the P12. If so, it kind of, maybe sort of appears to be working. A little.
Holy **** - a very reasonable take, and not reposting a. B12 mouthpiece or b. borderline tin-foil youtube video commentaries.
May be the first time I've hit ITB with a thumbs up in this entire, checks count - JFC, 440 page thread.
Mock both of them, then quote yourself liberally after the fact to prove you were right all along.
i have that covered.
if one is not talking out of both side's of one's mouth, is one even really speaking?
This thread is about uncertainty, discomfort, and anxiety.
...and median home prices.
I understand some of the delays from the P12. Blindsided by the B1G exodus and were in limbo until the UCLA case was closed by its Regents and the state. Real negotiations couldn't really start until that was settled and expansion candidates had been vetted & valued.
Then you have Oregon desperately pursuing its own B1G invite (UW also very interested but not with the pressure of its sugar daddy booster being 85 years old and wanting things done while he's still alive). While that's going on, no one was going to sign a deal with a P12 which was under threat of losing 2 of its most valuable assets.
From there, it was clear that a non-traditional media deal was going to be necessary to provide a path to achieving revenue goals. That means negotiating with parties who don't normally do these types of deals and also explaining new models to a 10-president board that doesn't have anything close to expertise in this area.
I think all those waters have now been navigated and things should resolve soon.
Then you have Oregon desperately pursuing its own B1G invite (UW also very interested but not with the pressure of its sugar daddy booster being 85 years old and wanting things done while he's still alive). While that's going on, no one was going to sign a deal with a P12 which was under threat of losing 2 of its most valuable assets.
From there, it was clear that a non-traditional media deal was going to be necessary to provide a path to achieving revenue goals. That means negotiating with parties who don't normally do these types of deals and also explaining new models to a 10-president board that doesn't have anything close to expertise in this area.
I think all those waters have now been navigated and things should resolve soon.
Now, this, is a forward thinking post.
Namaste. Let your cares drift away…..
I'm zen as fvck
I was mainly here for chain Mexican food recommendations.
