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

If that was a flop, then what’s the word for 30,000 in the stands at Levi’s Stadium? 😂

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"Blueblood", apparently
 
The link between that ****show and the embarrassment that ended the home stadium CCG is Stanford.

So maybe the conference should have just banned Stanford from the CCG and gone from there, lol.
Furd really just needs to drop football. It's painfully obvious that no one outside of the football program gives a shït.
 
It’s really too bad, because a game at Stanford is actually quite enjoyable. Nice facility. Good tailgating scene. I just think college football in the Bay Area is way, way down on the list of priorities. Like Lacrosse or Women’s Soccer.
 
Really? Pickpockets have pretty much died out in NYC since people stopped carrying cash.
Yes. It amounts for half the reported crime in the city with roughly 130k reported cases a few years ago. NYPD had approx 3.6k reported cases in New York in February 2024.

But then, tbh, I never really had NYC or any US city down as being notorious for pickpockets and certainly not on the same scale as Paris, BCN or Rome. It'd make sense that NYC is the US hotspot due to a) the best subway system in the country and b) as it's the most visited city in the country, but I think that (international) tourism is a far bigger factor in the 3 cities I mentioned as they're smaller than NYC plus there are more (international) tourists than people who actually live there.
 
Yes. It amounts for half the reported crime in the city with roughly 130k reported cases a few years ago. NYPD had approx 3.6k reported cases in New York in February 2024.

But then, tbh, I never really had NYC or any US city down as being notorious for pickpockets and certainly not on the same scale as Paris, BCN or Rome. It'd make sense that NYC is the US hotspot due to a) the best subway system in the country and b) as it's the most visited city in the country, but I think that (international) tourism is a far bigger factor in the 3 cities I mentioned as they're smaller than NYC plus there are more (international) tourists than people who actually live there.
I saw a man catch a lady pickpocket trying to steal his wife’s wallet from her purse in Barca. He nearly broke the pickpocket’s hand!
 
I’m either really lucky or just living right because I’ve spent a lot of time in Paris, Rome and Barcelona and never once had my pocket picked*.

*this doesn’t include Santa Cruz, California.
 
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Greg may have dropped a smidgen of a nugget 1 hour and 38 minutes into his show tonight.
This is all about private equity.
 
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Why don’t you just go ahead and share that nugget with us so I don’t have to go listen for it
It's best to listen to it to see how he 'allegedly' brings it up. Lol
It's maybe a 3-4 minute listen.

I'm wondering if the PE firm is directly connected to Netflix, Amazon or Apple.
 
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The gist, as far as I can tell, is this guy likes to talk to hear his own voice. His point is that an ACC/B12 private equity play would bridge the funding gap and cut into the advantages the B1G and SEC currently enjoy. He also used a lot of qualifying words like “possibly”, and “maybe”. I think he’s a goof.
 
The gist, as far as I can tell, is this guy likes to talk to hear his own voice. His point is that an ACC/B12 private equity play would bridge the funding gap and cut into the advantages the B1G and SEC currently enjoy. He also used a lot of qualifying words like “possibly”, and “maybe”. I think he’s a goof.
He had inside knowledge of Colorado meeting with the Big12 and broke it first. He has connections and something is brewing on PE, but I still think conference PE is the dumbest idea everrrrrrr
College programs are franchises, act collectively, you do not need the conferences
 
The gist, as far as I can tell, is this guy likes to talk to hear his own voice. His point is that an ACC/B12 private equity play would bridge the funding gap and cut into the advantages the B1G and SEC currently enjoy. He also used a lot of qualifying words like “possibly”, and “maybe”. I think he’s a goof.
He had inside knowledge of Colorado meeting with the Big12 and broke it first. He has connections and something is brewing on PE, but I still think conference PE is the dumbest idea everrrrrrr
College programs are franchises, act collectively,
 
He had inside knowledge of Colorado meeting with the Big12 and broke it first. He has connections and something is brewing on PE, but I still think conference PE is the dumbest idea everrrrrrr
College programs are franchises, act collectively,
Inside knowledge? Ehhh. Looking back on the conference move now, I think it was painfully obvious that CU's leadership was out of patience with the Pac 12.
 
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