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Does it piss you off as much as it pisses me off....
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to see CSEWWWW in a freaking bowl game while we are sitting at home? makes me sick to my stomach especially when we beat them convincingly.
No. It makes me sick that we've haven't been to a bowl game in a long time. I don't care that CSU got to a bowl game without beating a team that has more than 5 wins.
pcbuff
Well-Known Member
No. Scheduling matters and we were one of their more difficult games. It dosn't bother me one bit that they are making their team and about 1000 of their fans endure ABQ and their stadium. They'll feel right at home in a place that makes theirs look nice. They are so broken. How many charter buses are they filling with their fans to make the trip? How many travel agency ads have you heard putting together packages for the game? The kids in Fort fun just don't care, and if this helps them get another 5k in the seats for next season I am actually happy for them.
Buffellow85
Well-Known Member
Meh,
I'm not a Front Range fan, I don't care about CSU
I'm not a Front Range fan, I don't care about CSU
No because it's a different playing field for them. If you reverse the schedules they'd have 2 or 3 wins and there's no question that we'd be bowl eligible.
meh, no.
Nope, they don't play in a tough conference. If there schedule was as tough as the Buffs schedule was, they may have lost every game.
fatbuff
Member
Ha.
That doesn't look like fun - not even the slightest bit jealous.
Walter White
Member
The downside of being in a second tier conference is that it's very difficult to get to a meaningful bowl game. The upside is that it's not too hard to get to a second/third tier bowl game.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
No. Scoreboard.
Not concerned at all. Meaningless played before Xmas bowls are worthless.
fify
not worthless- I really wish CU could get the practices that csu is getting
aik
Well-Known Member
If they win, it will look like we won our first game of the year under a new coach against a team that ended their season with a bowl win over a major conference opponent.
If they lose, I will laugh, because they had no business there anyway and can only thank Hawaii for gifting them an extra game on a weak schedule.
In conclusion, kill the RMS with fire.
If they lose, I will laugh, because they had no business there anyway and can only thank Hawaii for gifting them an extra game on a weak schedule.
In conclusion, kill the RMS with fire.
exactly what I was thinking
true, the practices are the only valuable piece. Nobody will see it so that is where it came from. Good point.
It pisses me off that I pay what I do for cable in part because ESPN forks over a ton of money for the broadcast rights to a game between the last qualifier out of the Pac-12 (6-6 Washington State) matched up with a MWC program that came down to a decision between 7-6 CSU and 6-6 SJSU.
Really?
No one's watching that if it's a regular season game, so how the hell does it become an advertised post-season game?
Really?
No one's watching that if it's a regular season game, so how the hell does it become an advertised post-season game?