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Playing on Sunday for our first game is absolute ****.

NBDefektor

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This is like celebrating New Year's Eve at 11:59 p.m. on January 1st, Christmas on December 26th and your wife's birthday a day late. ****ing bull****.

I don't care if people say "but we get national exposure!" I don't even know what channel the game is on, I just plan on showing up to the bar. And what recruit is going to see the game on TV, see a half-empty stadium where the Broncos play and say, "Oooh, yeah, that's for me!"

And most importantly, COLLEGE FOOTBALL BELONGS ON SATURDAY.
 
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I also like the games on Saturdays just because that's what feels right for college football, but the nice part of it is that I get to watch all these other games without missing ours.
 
Is it really that bad to be playing on Sunday night of a holiday weekend?
 
I would have been able to watch the CU-CSU game today but tomorrow is a different story. Both teams suck and don't deserve such special treatment to play on Sunday at a special time.
 
I don't mind. There were so many times last season I'd be sitting there watching us down by 50 4 minutes in while there's a legitimately good game on and I couldn't change the channel. I'd hate to have to watch us play CSU tonight while Clemson plays Georgia.
 
NBDefektor said:
This is like celebrating New Year's Eve at 11:59 p.m. on January 1st, Christmas on December 26th and your wife's birthday a day late. ****ing bull****.

I don't care if people say "but we get national exposure!" I don't even know what channel the game is on, I just plan on showing up to the bar. And what recruit is going to see the game on TV, see a half-empty stadium where the Broncos play and say, "Oooh, yeah, that's for me!"

And most importantly, COLLEGE FOOTBALL BELONGS ON SATURDAY.
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He's upset! He doesn't care!
 
NBDefektor said:
This is like celebrating New Year's Eve at 11:59 p.m. on January 1st, Christmas on December 26th and your wife's birthday a day late. ****ing bull****.

I don't care if people say "but we get national exposure!" I don't even know what channel the game is on, I just plan on showing up to the bar. And what recruit is going to see the game on TV, see a half-empty stadium where the Broncos play and say, "Oooh, yeah, that's for me!"

And most importantly, COLLEGE FOOTBALL BELONGS ON SATURDAY.
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Stop complaining. It's Saturday night and we're still undefeated! :smile:
 
BehindEnemyLines said:
Gives the team one less day to prepare for the next game. If we can't trash the series, move it to Sat or even Friday.
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That's the one slightly annoying part. Other than that, I have no issue with a Sunday game. Hopefully we take care of business, but if not, at least I enjoyed a day of college football without a CU loss to piss me off.
 
I like having a couple Thu/Fri/Sun games during the season. Gives me a Saturday to spend watching other teams play. As much as I love the tailgates and home games, there is that tradeoff. I'm happy to make it, but it's cool when I don't have to.
 
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