Gilreath: TCF is "No Camp Randall"

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He is majoring in "Undeclared" as a junior so I think it's pretty obvious that he's an expert on all things related to stadiums.
 

Buckybacker said:
Tell that to anyone outside the state of Minnesota (and plenty inside) and they'll laugh in your face. That's worst than saying Yale or Princeton have a football tradition because they have the most national championships. Too bad the last one declared for either of them was in 1935.
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Dear Dunce,

Since you are obviously Wisconsin-educated, I will point out that Harvard and Yale are subdivision schools and you are confusing them with Princeton's title in 1935. Among BCS schools, it goes thusly:

Notre Dame- 12 National Championships
Alabama- 11
USC- 10
Michigan- 7
Oklahoma- 7
Minnesota- 6
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Wisconsin- 0

Go figure. That makes me laugh too.
 

Costa Rican Gopher said:
It's 2.5 and I'll take as much as you want. PM me and we can discuss how you post the money.
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Alrighty, since the original poster pussied out, you're on. I'll take the Badgers +2.5 for $200*. Winner PMs the loser his email address and the Loser PayPals the winner within 5 days. Deal?

* all bets are off if Decker punches all four starting Badger DBs in the nuts.
 

Hey Costa Rican Gopher!

Sent you a PM with the address you can send the money to, pleasure doing business with you!
 

Handsome Pete said:
Dear Dunce,

Since you are obviously Wisconsin-educated, I will point out that Harvard and Yale are subdivision schools and you are confusing them with Princeton's title in 1935. Among BCS schools, it goes thusly:

Notre Dame- 12 National Championships
Alabama- 11
USC- 10
Michigan- 7
Oklahoma- 7
Minnesota- 6
***
Wisconsin- 0

Go figure. That makes me laugh too.
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Dear 'Hit with the Ugly Stick',

I will point out Yale's number of championships, 19, and Princeton's, 24, before the subdivision was created in 1978... meaning they were the national champions including all the BCS schools. I never mentioned Harvard, so I have no idea where you are coming from with that. And yeah, I am proud of my Wisconsin education.
 



I am highly disappointed in many of my fellow Minnesotans for not supporting this program today. After watching the first two games, I was stoked about our new stadium and home field advantage. Then I see red & white in the student section today on top of the empty seats and a large Wisconsin contingency. If the license plates are any indication, most merely made the trip from about town.

As for your recent sell-outs, they do not compare with Big Red!
 

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