Appreciate it. You didnt know, and I know I can be pretty over the top about ****.
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2020 Rocky Mountain Showdown (CANCELED) at Canvas Stadium
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4thGenBuff
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Susie has done a lot for that school. Anytime CSU manages to come in third place in a 3 team race in a cornfield she lets the whole world know. She seemed to relish and delight in any loss we had. Screw her.
Pretty amazing to watch CSU through their own incompetence reveal how awful their program, their Coach, their football team, their AD, and now their biggest friend in the media are in one year.
Pretty amazing to watch CSU through their own incompetence reveal how awful their program, their Coach, their football team, their AD, and now their biggest friend in the media are in one year.
Funny story - Mike Best is the uncle of one of my closest friends growing up.
Is he a doosh too?
Am I the only one wondering how big a donor those two could possibly be? Wargin pulling the whole “I write a lot of big checks” routine just screams of unwarranted entitlement.
What a mess up there. If that lawsuit is successful, it could be the final nail in that ADs coffin. Between the crushing debt, Covid shutdown, BLM and Covid coverup idiocy from the head coach, and now to top it all off, a sexual misconduct lawsuit - that’s an athletic department in very serious trouble.
Can they sell that stadium?
What a mess up there. If that lawsuit is successful, it could be the final nail in that ADs coffin. Between the crushing debt, Covid shutdown, BLM and Covid coverup idiocy from the head coach, and now to top it all off, a sexual misconduct lawsuit - that’s an athletic department in very serious trouble.
Can they sell that stadium?
Had to check the price of a suite at that stadium - it's $35K - $45K.
4thGenBuff
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Is it the CSU newscaster hang out suite.
I dunno. But I think Wargin is a realtor now; she's been out of journalism for a few years. West isn't a journalist anyway - he wouldn't / shouldn't be in a press suite.
Regardless, I give no ****s about CSU and their donors; other than concern for the women they sexual assault.
ahoelsken
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She's a DJ on 103.5 and the Broncos sideline reporter for KOA. I feel really bad for Ms. Schiller-and hope that CSU gets held accountable for this........but from a CU perspective the only thing this story is is justification to not play CSU again in football at least for 30 years.
Haha.
Is her middle name "Karen"?
What does their loge box run?
Honestly, I know a lot of people in that family, Susie not included. I knew Mike's parents, I know his brother (my friend's dad), and obviously his nephews. My friend's dad is one of the best guys I've ever met. My friend and his brothers are all stand up guys.
Mike is the only one I've ever gotten a bad vibe from, and I don't say that just because of this. I've thought he was a dick long before this. Mike's way younger than my buddy's dad, so I kind of always chalked it up to spoiled youngest kid syndrome.
Anonymous staff complaints saying comments from the Prez have tainted the investigation
Some CSU staff say President McConnell's comments taint athletics investigation
Some CSU athletics staff say president Joyce McConnell's comments at an annual athletic meeting undermine an investigation into the department.
www.coloradoan.com
Clown show, no surprise.Anonymous staff complaints saying comments from the Prez have tainted the investigation
Some CSU staff say President McConnell's comments taint athletics investigation
Some CSU athletics staff say president Joyce McConnell's comments at an annual athletic meeting undermine an investigation into the department.www.coloradoan.com
They can't let little things like a sexual assault investigation get in the way, they have a stadium to pay for and want to be ready when the B12 invites them to join.
No - they've seen how the B12 operates. They're just proving they belong by doing it this way.
Never said when that invitation would be coming. wouldn't be wise for them to count on it anytime soon but they have never been known as being wise.
Looks like nothing is going to come of this
footballscoop.com
Update on Colorado State investigation
The ongoing investigation into Colorado State's football program is nearing its conclusion, and an announcement is expected to be released by the end of this
footballscoop.com
Looks like nothing is going to come of this
Update on Colorado State investigation
The ongoing investigation into Colorado State's football program is nearing its conclusion, and an announcement is expected to be released by the end of this
This is a good thing. Tearing down CSU does nothing to elevate CU.
ahoelsken
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CU playing CSU does nothing to elevate CU.
Archaic thinking. It gives CU an automatic win and warm up game
ahoelsken
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So does (insert name of random FCS school here).
Compare the gate dollars when we play CSU to when we play Central Arkansas (and have to pay them to show up). Plus only one FCS victory counts toward bowl eligibility.
But CU benefits far more financially from playing CSU than UNC/Texas State/Charleston Southern/etc.
ahoelsken
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CU will benefit more from playing Minnesota next year over any of those teams.
CSU game is one of this highest grossed games every year. I mean CSU was going to pay CU a million to get beat at their place this year.
I understand the frustration with the game and do think it shouldn't be played every year, but it is a big money maker game for the AD. If your going to play a G5, it might as well be CSU and get the financial boost from the game versus some other School that won't do anything for your bottom line.
I understand the frustration with the game and do think it shouldn't be played every year, but it is a big money maker game for the AD. If your going to play a G5, it might as well be CSU and get the financial boost from the game versus some other School that won't do anything for your bottom line.
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CSU stumbling doesn't help CU but CSU playing on the side of placing winning ahead of integrity in the long run will only hurt CU.
The State of Colorado is not like the SEC states or some others we know of where winning college football games ranks above all other priorities.
CU is the state's flagship school but CSU is second in line, a major state university with connections and impacts statewide. When the mess hits the fan eventually, and sooner or later it will, that will only serve to provide more fodder for those who think that athletics plays too large a role in Boulder being able to cite the failings that come with "big time college sports."
It is easy to understand the position of CSU. They already heavily subsidize their athletic program. They built the proverbial monorail, a stadium that they justified using fantasy numbers to convince those in charge should be built.
Admitting that they have an athletic department that puts winning ahead of player safety and willingly breaks the rules to do so doesn't help them in their quest to be included in high profile (and higher revenue generating) college sports. Coming off the embarrassing firing of Men's Basketball coach Larry Eustachy with player abuse involved to have in a relatively short time the newly hired football coach labelled with charges of failing to ensure player safety would be a harsh pill to swallow publicly.
Add to this accusations of a prominent booster sexually harassing (or more) a co-ed in a luxury suite at that shiny new stadium and the PR could be more than the athletic administration and even the school administration could fend off.