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USC game on a weeknight?
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Mick Ronson
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sad if you are coming to AB to look at girls.
jmo.
it's done much better elsewhere.
jmo.
it's done much better elsewhere.
Unleash Hell
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The game will certainly big a big challenge for us, but the only home game that I am truly convinced that we will get our clocks cleaned is Oregon. USC hasn't been that dominant the last 3 years and next year will be no different. This is a winnable game (and we are due for our first win ever against them).
that person must hate the envrionment....
buffalofart
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What the hell are you guys talking about?
I go USC if I can kiss the ass of the dog that last sat in her lap.
fify
Good catch. Don't care. Did you see that cans on that?
CVilleBuff
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Kate Belford can walk or take a damn bus. It's 53,750 against 1
CVilleBuff
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Football days in Boulder are about to get a hell of a lot bigger too. Just wait until Gameday arrives in a couple years. Or the Folsom expansion to 70,000 (not blocking any views, of course). I'm still amazed at how well attendance held up under Hawkins given CU's traditional attendance struggles, even with some pretty good teams. When our Pac12 brethren fall on hard times as terrible as the Hawkins era, they are not putting close to 50,000+ in the seats. Which, by the way, it's going to fun to be part of one of the top traveling fanbases in the Pac12. Can't wait to full-on invade Pasadena this November for Slick Rick to behold
Mick Ronson
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top traveling fan base when we are the worst in the Big XII?
yeah? i know the answer is Ames or Eugene? Norman or San Fransisco weekend?
but, really? all of a sudden?
yeah? i know the answer is Ames or Eugene? Norman or San Fransisco weekend?
but, really? all of a sudden?
CVilleBuff
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I said "one of the top traveling fan bases", and it will be the case that CU is in the top half, if not top third, despite the distance from Boulder to most other campuses. If anything, it will be "all of a sudden" due to the novelty of it all for CU fans. As much as it will have to do with CU playing where the alumni are and the novelty of new opponents in great locations, it also has to do with many Pac schools not traveling nearly as well as many Big12 schools. It's the same with attendance, CU certainly was towards the bottom of the Big12, but will be very solid compared to Pac12. I have no idea where you've seen CU play, but having seen the Buffs a few times in locations such as Manhattan with maybe 500 Buffs there, and then on the west coast with 15,000, it was pretty eye-opening. While some Pac schools will be pretty well-represented in Colorado as schools like ASU have many alums here, for the most part our new Pac brethren just do not pack huge stadiums on game days, let alone travel with their team en-mass. Sure teams like Oregon will travel well, but take Stanford for instance - a top 5 team and only averaged ~40k a game last season. You have to figure Utah will travel very well, and ASU certainly has their fans when they're doing well, but CU will be up there.
Funny story, when I was in Berkeley last September for the beatdown I was behind two Cal students. One of them goes "Why are there so many Colorado fans here? Where is Colorado anyway?" and his friend goes, "I think it's California borders Nevada and then Colorado is next to Nevada". --Ah yes, those Cal geniuses...
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It was worth repeating.
Here's an addition:
what do you think they are looking for?
or.... who do you think they are waiting for?
We represented very well at usc, ucla, cal and asu. We have a huge fan base in southern cal. Rose bowl shall now be named folsom west
Deleted member 807
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3, 5, 2, 6, 1, 4
Wow, things have changed since I went to the law school. I seem to remember that most Friday afternoons were bereft of classes but there was usually a keg on the lawn outside Fleming. I don't recall any weeknight games back then, but it was sweet that law students with a parking pass could park at Fleming for the games and avoid paying game day parking fees. I don't know what this law student is complaining about, if she doesn't want to go to the game she can just stay in the library until the game starts. Anyway, the media's always going to quote the complainers, rest assured many law students will be attending the game like any other student.
Of course, the sweetest deal back in my day was the $5K tuition--that's long gone and I feel sort of bad for the law students today.
Of course, the sweetest deal back in my day was the $5K tuition--that's long gone and I feel sort of bad for the law students today.
Deleted member 807
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A Thursday night game means only four Saturday games in Boulder for 2011. That's bleak & weak. (Damn you CSU game!)
On an other note, Boulder can and should do a better job with game day traffic management, parking, and public transportation. Make 36 eight lanes already. And put a few more of these around campus.
On an other note, Boulder can and should do a better job with game day traffic management, parking, and public transportation. Make 36 eight lanes already. And put a few more of these around campus.
A Thursday night game means only leaves four Saturday games in Boulder for 2011. That's bleak & weak. (Damn you CSU game!)
On an other note, Boulder can and should do a better job with game day traffic management, parking, and public transportation. Make 36 eight lanes already. And put a few more of these around campus.
no, no, and hell no. **** that. Those things are ugly as hell and ruin the look of the campus. Even the one we have sucks. Other suggestions, yes, but building more hideous parking lots, NO.
Boulder High would make a great parking structure.
Deleted member 807
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Link it to the UMC with a monorail!
Deleted member 807
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One of these would blend in perfectly if done with some Tuscan terra-cotta shingles and some flagstone accents.
Deleted member 807
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looks like a bunch of soccer idots, imo.
Deleted member 807
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Some big ass parking structure isn't for tailgating. It's for Kate Belford and all her fellow first year law students and other whiners who complain about Thursday Football Night in America. Sheesh.