Breakin' The Plane
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You go ahead and high five your buddy. I'll be sitting at the table talking to the ladies.
Enjoy getting pepper sprayed.
You go ahead and high five your buddy. I'll be sitting at the table talking to the ladies.
Maybe Zigi can teach us how to get these things built for free.
That's not what I said. It will help retain some of the mid level players, but the elite players will still leave for Michigan/OSU/Notre Dame/SEC regardless of the facilities.
How do you link to the pictures?
http://www.nothingshortofgreatness.com/saexcellence.php
Then check the gold line for fb, bb and olympic
I took his comment to mean that this is the next logical step now that the stadium is built. Not that we need an investment in the stadium.
I believe the U will always be at a disadvantage, I feel no reasonable amount (barring some kind of Nike/Oregon connection) of facilities will overcome geography, small talent pool, and climate.You said the U will always be at a disadvantage. I was just trying to point out that always is a very long time. Is it probable that 50 years from now the University of Minnesota will be considered a "helmet school"? No. But it is possible, IMO. And facilities upgrades like these increase the possibility even if it is only changing it from a 1 in 100 to a 1 in 90 chance.
I see that our academic center is 11,700 sq. feet, what is the new proposed center going to get us to?
I believe the U will always be at a disadvantage, I feel no reasonable amount (barring some kind of Nike/Oregon connection) of facilities will overcome geography, small talent pool, and climate.
I believe the U will always be at a disadvantage, I feel no reasonable amount (barring some kind of Nike/Oregon connection) of facilities will overcome geography, small talent pool, and climate.
Well, made my donation. Full matching from my employer. Great timing, as this is our yearly giving drive at our company.
Does anyone know if this donation can be used towards your football parking level?
How has Nebraska done it through the years?
Does Nebraska recruit heavily in TX? Seems like most of their marquee guys came from the coasts or in-state.Um, maybe the conference they previously played in had something to do with it? Pretty easy road trip from north Texas.
And the right coaches at the right time.
Does Nebraska recruit heavily in TX? Seems like most of their marquee guys came from the coasts or in-state.
I was thinking more along historic lines. Rozier was from NJ, Frazier from Florida, Crouch from Neb., etc.They have 13 guys on their roster this year from TX. They have 59 from Nebraska, 6 from California, 7 from Florida.
In terms of "marquee" guys:
Tommy Armstrong (Texas)
Ameer Abdullah (Alabama)
Kenny Bell (Colorado)
Jordan Westerkamp (Illinois)
Randy Gregory (Indiana, Arizona Western CC)
Nate Gerry (South Dakota)
David Santos (Texas)
Comparatively, the Gophers have 38 from Minnesota on the roster, 11 from Texas, 2 from California, 13 from Florida.
Donation made.
I'll meet you guys in the High Five Room.
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Well those chairs are for the best of the best of the best, sir. With Honors.
I was thinking more along historic lines. Rozier was from NJ, Frazier from Florida, Crouch from Neb., etc.
per Sid:
U building plans
Scott Ellison, associate athletic director for the Gophers, said that the university is making progress on construction of the new academic building.
“We have meetings next week to look at plans for the academic building,” said Ellison. “We have the architect, it’s BWBR, which is a local firm, and RDG which is out of Iowa.”
The academic building will be built on the site of the current outdoor track. Ellison said a site on the farm campus has yet to be chosen for the track, but it’s just a question of university officials deciding where it will be. However for one year, while the academic building is being erected, and the track is being built, an off-campus track will have to be utilized by Gophers athletes.
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/282654211.html?page=all&prepage=1&c=y#continue
Go Gophers!!
per Sid:
U building plans
Scott Ellison, associate athletic director for the Gophers, said that the university is making progress on construction of the new academic building.
“We have meetings next week to look at plans for the academic building,” said Ellison. “We have the architect, it’s BWBR, which is a local firm, and RDG which is out of Iowa.”
The academic building will be built on the site of the current outdoor track. Ellison said a site on the farm campus has yet to be chosen for the track, but it’s just a question of university officials deciding where it will be. However for one year, while the academic building is being erected, and the track is being built, an off-campus track will have to be utilized by Gophers athletes.
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/282654211.html?page=all&prepage=1&c=y#continue
Go Gophers!!
What's happening with fundraising? When are they gonna announce another huge donation from a location Fortune 500?