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Moving it back to ASU's stadium will definitely make it more attractive to attend for me personally. I have relatives in the area and was at the Texas Tech debacle. The way the game ended sucked but the experience up to that point was great.

"Sorry folks. The roster is full. The moose out front shoulda told ya" - Lasky - Guard at Walleyworld

I could not agree more with this. We loved it when the "forced us" to move there for that one season. It was an easier walk to the stadium and easy in-and-out. I guess I've never been past there on an average game to see how full to capacity it is with clinic parking but it sure seems like even...

We are also in the West Bank lot and there are no rules any different than the folks in the high-roller lots near the stadium. We almost always set up around the border of the lot where the panels aren't covering and the lot is so far from being full that it is never an issue finding those...

Myth #5: I never said it would be protected forever and can never be demolished. I said it would be next to impossible. The backlash would be huge, IMO and something the state and the university would probably want to avoid.

FYI, the building is on the National Register of Historic Places. That will make tearing it down next to impossible, thankfully. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_Station_No._19_(Minneapolis,_Minnesota)

I picked High Point right. Well I didn't pick them as much as I picked against Sconnie. The Gophers have as many NCAA tournament wins this year as the Badgers. :ROFLMAO:

What a fantastic deal. We just picked up 5. It will be my first game in a couple of years. I was in school/pep band back in the Clem Haskins glory days in the late 80's and early 90's, so I know what it's like when the barn is truly rocking. When Knight, Keady or Heathcote would come to town...

I can't wait to watch Sacramento State in some Tuesday night MACtion on ESPN in November. :p

My expectations from the NCAA for Ole Miss if this is all true:

I swear that old-school astroturf made really good running backs almost undefendable. The ability to cut and accelerate on that stuff was deadly. Looked like a video game at times.

I really enjoyed watching that. Did I see right that in the third quarter, Minnesota was at 3rd and 22 after a holding penalty. They lined up in a shotgun formation but direct snapped to a back who then punted the ball. I've seen a lot of football, but I don't recall ever seeing a punt on 3rd down.

I guess it's closer to his home than Minnesota. But I was curious, so I checked and UC Davis is a 7+ hour drive from his hometown. It's closer to go to Chicago from Minneapolis. So it's not like he will be going home for a home cooked meal and to do laundry on weekends.

Now that Indiana has done the impossible, how long do we have to wait before they turn from the little engine that could to an example of everything that is wrong with college football? ;)

Memo to Matt Rhule (NSFW):

Yep, just as I suspected. The Vanderbilt Punter is from Australia. I doubt he even knew what he was doing was not allowed.

I think you overestimate Michigan boosters and fans.;)

I don't think Michigan boosters and fans want a coach that runs a life program. They want one who runs a football program. But nothing would shock me in today's college football world.

In my dream scenario, Lake Kiffin hasn't yet officially signed his contract with LSU. Michigan hires DeBoer and Kiffin goes to Alabama. The meltdown at LSU would be incredibly entertaining.