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great post dude ROFL http://www.thestadiumshoppe.com/images/UKAN1.jpg |
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51 Missouri $40,587,884 $115,110,000 53 TCU $44,706,086 $111,110,000 57 Kansas $32,846,803 $103,890,000 |
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We've been over this. The WSJ is reporting the work of one professor at an Illinois school. Aside from that, our stadium doesn't look anything like that anymore. |
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Edit: Here is University of North Texas' stadium http://northtexan.unt.edu/sites/defa...Stadium018.jpg |
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It's hilarious that he's even trying to argue this. |
Love how fans of other Universities obsess over Kansas Football in....March.
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Laugh at until we can't breathe? Yes |
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Thanks for keeping KU Football at the top of the forum and most importantly, #1 in your heart. I never have trouble finding it....unlike the TCU thread. |
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Considering I'm the lone TCU alumnus on Chiefsplanet, it would be pretty ridiculous to start a thread on TCU football. Besides, I don't need a bbs to track down all of the news on our program. I can read national media and see my team discussed. |
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You realize that TCU hasn't received a full revenue share yet right? TCU's revenues will go up this year as it is our first year to receive 100% of our Big 12 revenue allocation. |
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We should never have allowed that little shit school into the league, they bring nothing and their revenues are crap. At least keep them permanent junior members at 10m per. What were they going to do? Stick with the Big East at $3m instead and with all that travel and irrelevancy? No reason giving them Jack shit, nobody in Dallas even follows that microscopic sports program
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It'd be hilarious if Mizzou could ever just win their league
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However you have to know your place if you're TCU when it takes schools with a much bigger brand like Nebraska to leave before you even get a seat at the table. |
But the point Bambs is that TCU had to take whatever we gave them. A half membership is worth $13m this year alone. What were they gonna do, turn that down to take $3m? To not be able to play Texas and Baylor and OU and Tech? What effing leverage did those little turds have?
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But if I'm a TCU fan what choice do I have? |
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We played Baylor, OU, and Tech as their out of conference games regularly before joining the Big 12. Don't let that get in your way. How much does it piss you off that we're better than you in every way except for early NCAA tournament exits? |
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lol, what are you 12? |
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I don't have to lie about the TCU program or other programs to make my arguments like you do. |
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Outgoing schools had 150,000 total students. Incoming schools had 30,000. Pretty sweet deal for those two schools if you ask me. |
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Schools of consequence are never the ones that move though. To the Big 12 the schools that left are no different than the schools that joined. All involved in "realignment" are simply here to facilitate games for the blue-bloods. |
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The Big 12 has 2 football national championships ever. Nebraska had 3 in the past 20 seasons when they left. |
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Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas all won National Championships while members of the Big 12. Those are the blue-bloods I'm referring to. In reference to your basketball point. Both UConn and Louisville left the Big East because that conference does not have full participation in football. Both UConn and Louisville desire to play football in Division 1. They had no problem winning the Big East. Teams like TAMU, Nebraska, Missouri, etc. could never win their own league so they left. They still can't win their league. Like I said, fodder. |
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If MU and ATM had a choice it was: stay or go SEC. Both were so incredibly stricken by their victimhood they had to go. So why cut them in fully? |
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Do you honestly think TCU would have settled for not getting a full cut in perpetuity? |
Versus staying in the dead Big East for $3m? Ummmmm.......yeah. Yeah I do. They had no options.
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What titles have you won? |
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Weren't they just one of the One True Champions of the Big 12?
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TCU's AD is one of the best in the country and has elevated all of TCU's programs during his tenure. |
Apparently Nitwit is sitting on some very explosive information about TCUs options in realignment. I'm dying to hear what their options were. I hear everyone was after them (blurts out laughing)
He will tell us the real scoop any minute now. |
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Actually I found this. Although this isn't recognized by the NCAA as a National Championship it appears TCU beat something called Carnegie Tech.
http://images.rarenewspapers.com/eba...1/image036.jpg |
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Maybe if you guys didn't have such a dumb**** (or multiple dumb****s, I don't know or care) as and AD then you guys might actually see improvement in your programs. |
Carnegie actually held the lead against the TCU Texans into the 2nd half but ended up losing giving the Texans a 15-8 victory.
It would be 20 years before TCU saw another bowl victory. Congrats. A true blue-blood. |
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You are one dumb ****er. |
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It matters entirely to the point I was making. Which your comment indicates you're now conceding.
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The opportunity to join a conference where our historic rivals were located and our AD made it happen. Don't be mad because your school does nothing to elevate the profile of the Big 12 (well other than being a laughingstock due to their consistent early NCAA tournament exits) and TCU has made the Big 12 relevant in the discussion about the football championship. |
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KU was in the National Championship game 3 years ago. Where was TCU 3 years ago...? |
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But to answer your question, not winning the national championship. Just like ku. |
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Holy angry trolls, batman.
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I went looking for myself and only found one that isn't recognized by the NCAA. I suppose the case can be considered closed. Verdict: TCU is a non-factor in collegiate sport. |
The Big 12 was bleeding teams and was forced to take whatever was available, yet here Bitch sits calling out TCU for not having options.
It's like a husband telling his wife that nobody else would marry her because she's so fat and ugly. Even if it's true, the joke's on him. |
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As long as you keep agreeing with me you had zero options, that's good by me. |
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Funny thing, though. Those schools bettered their positions and get 20% of the conference revenue in the future. The Big 12 just got fleeced. It worked out well for the welfare queens in the short term, but Texas and Oklahoma won't let that situation stand forever. |
Running 40yard dashes for pro day outside in cold, windy conditions. #ghettofacilities
https://mobile.twitter.com/HerbieTeo...69479161872384 |
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Can you guys go back to the conference reallignment thread with this shit?
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I'll keep the shit talking over there. Sorry
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Najee Harris was at practice for the 2nd time in 4 months yesterday.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...-Harris-165648 |
Looking forward to my son and I taking in a game and the campus this fall.
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2) because it eats at your soul that I don't really care about your opinions. |
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I had no opinion on your choice to waste your time. |
The better question is why anyone would follow TCU since they won't ever win a title in anything. Worse, their best chance is in an unfair football system that recently laughed at them, spit in their face and told them to eat shit.
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