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Official 2023-24 MBB Season Thread

Goose said:
I’m not being a jackass, I’m just old. Who is this?
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I love Google. I'm going to seem so cool when I casually drop to my son something about Tristan Jess.

Why is Tristan Jass famous?


Tristan Jass is a basketball player, content creator and entrepreneur best known for his personal YouTube channel, which carries over 2.68 million subscribers. Many terms are used in pop culture to describe successful YouTube personalities (e.g., content creator, influencer, social media star).


Did TJass play in college?


But the business lessons “TJass” learned earlier in life helped him create his own future. “I tell people all the time: It was the hardest decision of my life to not play college basketball, but it was the best decision I've ever made,” Jass said. As he fully immersed himself in the space, Tristan blew up.
 
Goose said:
I’m not being a jackass, I’m just old. Who is this?
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I initially felt posting the video just since I saw Buff players at the beginning and the Buff's offcial MBB twitter account forwarded it, so figured it was safe to post (and it looks fine).

Looking a little more, looks like he's a Youtube content guy with over 5 million subscribers. (IF for any reason anyone wants more info on him, here's a bio page I QUICKLY found about him - https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/biog...ss-biography-age-height-net-worth-girlfriend/ .)
 
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AztecBuff said:
I initially felt posting the video just since I saw Buff players at the beginning the the Buff's offcial MBB twitter account forwarded it, so figured it was safe to post (and it looks fine).

Looking a little more, looks like he's a Youtube content guy with over 5 million subscribers. (IF for any reason anyone wants more info on him, here's a bio page I QUICKLY found about him - https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/biog...ss-biography-age-height-net-worth-girlfriend/ .)
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Not criticizing it being posted. Much like jersey choices, my thoughts on things like this don’t matter. The guys in the video seemed super pumped and that’s all that matters. If this helps CU hoops get some more fans, even better. I just had never even heard of this kid before this.
 
I love when the pro Buffs come home to help with recruiting.

This past weekend, Derrick White, Spence and Dre were all there.

I know this is the 2nd trip Spence has made.to Boulder. Dre was holding Spence's son up to the basket. Hope Elijah becomes a Buff someday.
 
Buffnik said:
I love Google. I'm going to seem so cool when I casually drop to my son something about Tristan Jess.

Why is Tristan Jass famous?


Tristan Jass is a basketball player, content creator and entrepreneur best known for his personal YouTube channel, which carries over 2.68 million subscribers. Many terms are used in pop culture to describe successful YouTube personalities (e.g., content creator, influencer, social media star).


Did TJass play in college?


But the business lessons “TJass” learned earlier in life helped him create his own future. “I tell people all the time: It was the hardest decision of my life to not play college basketball, but it was the best decision I've ever made,” Jass said. As he fully immersed himself in the space, Tristan blew up.
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makes me feel warm and fuzzy that at 34 I still am up to speed with what the youths like (relatively speaking)

it's not going to win or lose us any recruiting battles per se, but Tristan Jess is great exposure for the CU basketball brand. I've seen vids of him getting recognized by Steph and Klay, he's big time in that world
 
PAC MAN said:
We should be expecting the full 23-24 schedule to be announced anytime soon?
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No. Talked to CU ticket office yesterday and they don't expect anything for a bit, and tickets won't be sent out until last week of October.
 
Goose said:
No. Talked to CU ticket office yesterday and they don't expect anything for a bit, and tickets won't be sent out until last week of October.
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I'd chalk that delay up to the P12 schedule makers brushing up their resumes before it all closes down at the end of the year.
 
Goose said:
No. Talked to CU ticket office yesterday and they don't expect anything for a bit, and tickets won't be sent out until last week of October.
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This was timely... 👇

cubuffs - Pac-12 Announces Full Men’s Basketball Slate

BOULDER – The 2023-24 University of Colorado men's basketball schedule is complete, with the Buffaloes once again featured prominently on a national stage. Continue reading...
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So many of those games are 6 PM or later. Makes it easy for scheduling but a bummer for the kids.
 
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