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Pac-12 Attendance through YTD
- Thread starter Big Jim
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44 & 14 responses. That's not indicative of anything.
Generally, a university is going to be left of the national average on politics. In Boulder, students are not historically left of the city populace.
RuffBuff
Club Member
The mods will be weeping over tree puns? Hmmmm, that begs the question, willow or won't I make one?
Stick to the topic!
It’s more fun when we branch out.
They need to move out of the Rose Bowl
Leaf Ruff alone, quit being an ash
Best stadium in Anaheim
NM - nik beat me to it
RuffBuff
Club Member
Don't tell me what to do. That's it, I'm going to log out.
Hidden Fees
Well-Known Member
That's just sad
RuffBuff
Club Member
Why the ACC went after these two schools while not going after two quality football schools like OSU and WSU has me stumped
Late game tv slots.
Wait, are WSU and OSU in the Central Time Zone?
While I agree that Cal and Stanford have sparse crowds, these pictures are obviously taken well before the game started. In other words, it’s bad, but not that bad.
Okay. And academic cachet.
BerkeleyBuff
Well-Known Member
RuffBuff
Club Member
That and Cal and Stanford seem to have deeper historical football roots than OSU and WSU...