golfingomez

maybe the 'fix' here is to change the play clock to 35 seconds? i really don't have a problem with the clock changes, i just wish they would limit the amount of challenges per game. no booth challenges... only from the sideline

i think the rules would have been the exact same as they were for the Drive, that was inside of two minutes

FIU: 12 La Tech: 13 UConn: 9 NC State: 10 Even Navy/ND (with Navy's strategy trying to slow the game down: Notre Dame:8 Navy: 7

color, script, helmet, facemask, non monochromatic... etc.

hopefully their crappy play doesn't rub off on the Mean Green

i'm just saying if you change the shade of blue, these unis are almost identical

LOL... real original, coogs

naw... i've heard legends about the Baylor game... but that was slightly before my time... the biggest home games during my time were: 2004 Idaho, where we tore down the goalposts (last game of good times before we headed into the desert of losses) 2010 K-State, RIP Fouts 2011 Houston, Welcome Apogee! (If NT had somehow pulled out a W, this would have undoubtedly been one of the best days of my life) 2013 Rice, this may just be because of how great the night ended up, the fact that is was a Thursday night Halloween game, or the legendary STAND 2018 La Tech, RIP momentum... (need a sound effect of balloon losing air.

dang... football season is really here!

eat coochie up indeed

I'm hip... I'm with it...

Wait... I think we're buying the lead... Texas motor speedway had season tickets? What does that get you into?

That may be a little hyperbole... But you would at least have the scoreboard naming rights

How about after three times, we all Venmo golfingomez $20?

This sets up for a classic scenario where UNT forces Cal into a 3rd and 12 situation, only to give up a 16 yard scramble to the QB.

Breaking it down further, here were the actual highs for those games... 2021, they showed up for the first Sarkisian game... because that game seems like the worst idea ever

I'm throwing the challenge flag on this... 100k? Based on the last 10 years of longhorn football and the opponent of Rice? Put me down for 85, Bob!

Wouldn't you be a nightwalker? Or walker of the night?

yeah... to me the Tomato was all about that amazing little "donkey kong level" space they occupied. made for great vibes on Fry Street

For those of you who are visual learners... see below for reference on what that feels like: 2005:Record: 2-9 2006:Record: 3-9 2007:Record: 2-10 2008:Record: 1-11 2009:Record: 2-10 this is known as the 'Dickey-Dodge' effect

This is what I don't understand. What is the appeal of hitching your wagon to the for remaining schools... They bring no eyeballs and you could easily argue that any of the potential schools they are "targeting" could automatically be the best football school in the conference. On the flip side, Stanford wants private schools like smu/Tulane... Who have almost no following at all... I don't see how they can put together any sorry if media deal that puts them over 15/year...

Interesting

I want to know more about AJ. This guy sounds like a badass

Yeah, both schools were desperate for a game at the time... this is not that situation i have no doubt that the four schools could fill a schedule, but they would play more away games than home games, and they would be playing a lot of 'lower tier' schools