stop with this big ten nonsense

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BUCKY LOSING TODAY WAS THE BEST THING THAT COULD OF HAPPENED FOR THE GOPHERS! AND THAT IS A FACT! Not 1 recruit will ever go to the gophers becuase Bucky won the rose bowl, NOT ONE.
 

Brew wasn't known for recruiting brainiacs. Wouldn't expect one to know the difference between fact and opinion.
 


BUCKY LOSING TODAY WAS THE BEST THING THAT COULD OF HAPPENED FOR THE GOPHERS! AND THAT IS A FACT! Not 1 recruit will ever go to the gophers becuase Bucky won the rose bowl, NOT ONE.

Stop drinking.
 



BUCKY LOSING TODAY WAS THE BEST THING THAT COULD OF HAPPENED FOR THE GOPHERS! AND THAT IS A FACT! Not 1 recruit will ever go to the gophers becuase Bucky won the rose bowl, NOT ONE.

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BUCKY LOSING TODAY WAS THE BEST THING THAT COULD OF HAPPENED FOR THE GOPHERS! AND THAT IS A FACT! Not 1 recruit will ever go to the gophers becuase Bucky won the rose bowl, NOT ONE.


I am chomping to hear you tell us all the good things that will happen to the Gophers due to Bucky's demise.
 

We benefit from a prestigious Big 10 Conference. If the conference does well in bowl games, it raises the conference's prestige. If the conference does poorly in bowl games, the prestige lowers. If it is good for Big Ten teams to lose bowl games this year, is there something special about this year, or it is true for all years? If the Big Ten Conference continued to do badly in bowl games on a regular basis, the conference's prestige could fall behind that of some of the other conferences nipping at our heels. That would not be good for the Gophers.

It may be satisfying to see the Badgers lose, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it is the same thing as being in the interests of the Gophers.
 

Recruits care more about easy classes and the quality of young women on campus than they care about "prestige".
 



No, they do care about prestige. That's the difference between the BCS schools and the non-BCS schools, the prestige.
 




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