there are dozens if not hundreds of cities like that in the US, anything that makes it unique?
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there are dozens if not hundreds of cities like that in the US, anything that makes it unique?
That is the most well reasoned Creatini post I have ever read. Rep to Creatini!
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Located along the biggest river in the continental United States.
Yah. The falls.
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Jesse the Body Ventura and Al Franken walked those streets.
And if that's not enough, ponder these three words: Mall of America.
Plus it's less dead than Bemidji.
Are you kidding or what? Minnesota has a new complex (very nice), Michigan St. needs some work but it's not so bad, and Iowa is a good venue too. I would match each of them up with what CU has to offer. Take away the mountains in the back ground and what the Buffs has to offer for a football stadium is average at best.
Anyone want to bet that if the Pac 12 / Big Ten deal comes to pass the powers in charge match up Nebraska and Colorado? It will be seriously discussed for old times sake. You can count on it.
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The sad thing is we had that deal in place until a few years ago :huh:
I agree. But when we're talking about a road trip, there's a hell of a lot more to it than the 3 hours in the stadium. Especially now that it's likely a family trip, I've got to be able to sell more than the game. That means things to do in the area besides attending a football game. Big Ten, other than Northwestern, doesn't offer a destination to get excited about. Better than the Big 12, though, even with taking Lincoln into the mix.
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What the **** kind of stupid post is this? That's like saying "Take away the Husker morons that pack Memorial stadium and you'd have a ****** setting/town without the dumbass fans".
Dropping to 8 conference games would be nice.... but that can't be a realistic possibility. Cali schools wouldn't allow that, unless they get to be in their own division, which the schools in the non-cali division wouldn't allow. 9 is a must to keep everyone happy unfortunately.
I agree with sacky that a 14 game schedule is coming. There's just too much money there; it will also give the big conferences a chance to push the number of scholarships, number of players, number of players allowed to travel back up again (which would continue to exacerbate the difference between the bigs and the also-rans).
Delany has no control over CU, though. I trust Larry Scott to do the right thing. From what I've seen of him, he knows what's best for all the members of the conference and is willing to push that agenda even if it means a few members don't get quite such a terrific deal. That was what was sorely missing from the Big 12, and is the reason why I give him a lot of my trust.
Screw the fuskers and the corn cob toy pony they rode in on.
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Wait... what?!?!? Seriously? Put down the meth pipe. You're stoned.