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Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10795573)

we're ready

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BuSeRmjCMAA22mu.jpg:large

Who cares about track?

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Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10795392)

Wrong again Tribal, sorry.

http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.c...rely-sold-out/

Having worked in the sports retail industry (owning a sporting apparel store), that means they discontinued the jersey so they wouldn't be stuck with a shitload of them.

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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 10795704)

So Mizzou is 9-8 in SEC play and has obv "proved" they can play with the big boys. Except, that's not true in the slightest no matter what their fans or boosters in local media delude themselves into thinking.

9 wins: Their opponents finished SEC play 22-51 (30%).
8 losses: their opponents finished SEC play 52-13 (80%).

In 17 games they have beaten one team with a winning record, Georgia at 5-3. If you strip out the MU games from the above data, it's still 34% & 77% respectively or no difference. Football powerhouse.

I hate to admit this but he's right.

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Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10795746)

They could conceivably finish atop the Big 12's turd division - TCU, WV, ISU, and KU

Keep dreaming.

I see Blake has taken up the mantle of owning those dipshits. Damn SEC network put clownshoes on Em didn't it?

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo (Post 10796231)

I hate to admit this but he's right.

Can't help but admire Pinkel for being so consistent against worse teams, in a way it's like Bill Snyder (although Snyder does it a bit better, for longer, at a MUCH tougher place to win). KSU fans saw how badly it was when he left and Prince took over, and KU fell from respectability to garbage without FatMan. I'm certain the same fate awaits when Pinkel goes.

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo (Post 10796220)

Who cares about track?

I think that's taken at the indoor football facility.

But KU just won a National Championship so it could be that I guess.

It's the football tagline though.

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Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10796506)

I think that's taken at the indoor football facility.

But KU just won a National Championship so it could be that I guess.

It's the football tagline though.

I thought it was a memorial for the track around the football field.

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Originally Posted by baitism (Post 10797249)

I thought it was a memorial for the track around the football field.

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3853/...93f4f17c_h.jpg

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Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10797418)

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3853/...93f4f17c_h.jpg

They still have those swank, pleather couches though.

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Originally Posted by kepp (Post 10797426)

They still have those swank, pleather couches though.

A new fence is being built along that end. I'm not sure the fate of the plush seating. I suppose it will probably stay until the next phase.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>ESPN announces Charter officially adds SEC Network, which now can be reached in 90+ million homes.</p>— Jon Solomon (@JonSolomonCBS) <a href="https://twitter.com/JonSolomonCBS/statuses/497062860930174977">August 6, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Day 1 of the SEC Network is a week from tomorrow. May as well call it Day 1 of the college football season.

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Originally Posted by Al Bundy (Post 10797624)

Let me update this, then:

1. ESPN: 97 million households - $7 billion
2. ESPN2: 97 million households - $861.4 million
3. SEC Network: 90 million households - $611 million + ?
4. FS1: 88 million households - $718.8 million
5. NBC Sports Network: 80 million households - $259.2 million
6. ESPN News: 75 million households - $207 million
7. ESPNU: 75 million households - $189 million
8. NFL Network: 72 million households - $1.05 billion
9. NBATV: 60 million households - $194.4 million
10. CBS Sports Network: 53 million households - $159 million
11. Big Ten Network: 52 million households - $237.1 million
12. ESPN Classic: 31 million households - $78.1 million
13. Pac 12 Network: 26 million households - $249.6 million