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Today's GameDay has been surprisingly impressive.
Only the traditional ACC fanboys are surprised.
People around the country are realizing what a great conference the Pac-12 was. Conference killed by mismanagement and, I firmly believe, a directed effort by CFB media companies to hurt public perception of the conference with an ongoing narrative designed to consolidate assets into fewer contracts - heck, they're paying a lot more for 10 of the schools than they previously did but the value of the B1G, Big 12 and even ACC properties were significantly increased.
One of my all time favorite gameday signs. IncredibleThe Adams-Onis Treaty was a mistake...
Exactly. The most compelling conference (to me) was intentionally maligned (because Larry Scott was an asshole) and the eastern part of the United States lapped it up.
Yes lol, and I saw another one that said "This protest sucks"
I had to look it up. From the Wikipedia page: “Florida had become a burden to Spain…”The Adams-Onis Treaty was a mistake...
Funny how history repeats itself
That’s a gameday historian right there.
"People learned history today."
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Yep. It's a reminder about all that is right about college football.
He's definitely getting laid tonight.