Bill Russell
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Quick question: Does anyone know where a guy might find the WORST [email protected] NFL Power Rankings?
One big problem is one of the moderators is one of the political bullshit posters.It's wonderful how the moderators of that "sports" board allow and approve the political bullshit of posters. Not sure why the usual suspects even need to veil the phrase "Let's go Brandon." That's nothing compared to the other ridiculous shit that's been posted over there for the past couple of years. That board is an echo chamber of a cesspool and it gets worse every time I think it can't go lower.
I Ndoye’d your hot dog/bun post, res, but you were quickly scolded. We can’t have that type of suggestive humor interrupting the scintillating critical thinking skills on display over there.Which one of you guys is demourse, again? I forget. Nice new post this afternoon. I absolutely love #DeSotoMafia. It's so good it should permanently replace #Unfurl.
That's ok, Bill, it's all in a day's work. Besides, I even got a "Like" from the board moderator.I Ndoye’d your hot dog/bun post, res, but you were quickly scolded. We can’t have that type of suggestive humor interrupting the scintillating critical thinking skills on display over there.
The weird thing is last night in Rochester, new AD Joe Manhertz was answering questions for the crowd and said, "I've heard rumors about the Big East expanding and us being a part of that, but I'm not going to address that."I've been waiting for our inside-the-vacuum fans' (see: Bills fans) Big East speculation, and the 'wagon finally delivered...
He'll figure out soon enough we have a segment of loudmouth assholes that just need to be told STFU because they are an embarrassment to the U. Fans tweeting at players, media types, the look-at-us crowd. Just crawl in a hole FFS.The weird thing is last night in Rochester, new AD Joe Manhertz was answering questions for the crowd and said, "I've heard rumors about the Big East expanding and us being a part of that, but I'm not going to address that."
It was kind of a weird thing to say as SBU's chance at getting into the Big East is less than 1%. Seems odd that the AD of all people would even mention that in any capacity.
Embarrassingly enough, one guy asked a question about the future idea of playing a game in Rochester. JM addressed it in detail, but obviously could not commit to the idea this far out.He'll figure out soon enough we have a segment of loudmouth assholes that just need to be told STFU because they are an embarrassment to the U. Fans tweeting at players, media types, the look-at-us crowd. Just crawl in a hole FFS.
These loudmouth assholes are an embarrassment to my hot, tight, creamy, rich, hearty, robust asshole which is profoundly supportive of SBU including the new AD.He'll figure out soon enough we have a segment of loudmouth assholes that just need to be told STFU because they are an embarrassment to the U. Fans tweeting at players, media types, the look-at-us crowd. Just crawl in a hole FFS.
Pros and cons. I like the cavernous concrete death match feel to War Memorial. But for sure, the KBA has all the fluff. To make KBA work, you need a headliner - hint, it's not the Bonnies - and an undercard worthy of WNY appeal. UB vs. Pitt, followed by SBU vs. Michigan. If you can find a way to make that happen, let's leave the ROC behind for good.Problem is, we need a better venue in Rochester and there aren’t any. Blue Cross is a shithole, that court has seen better days and the Pegs care a while lot more about hockey than basketball.
The four WNY schools really need to work something out with the Pegulas. It’s really dumb to not have an annual doubleheader over a holiday weekend. Bona/Canisius and UB/Niagara one year; Bona/Niagara and UB/Canisius the next. If it was a known entity annually, it would draw decently. Just sell tickets in the lowest bowl.Buffalo is a pro sports town. The only way your would draw locals to a game there is to play UNC, Duke..etc. I just assume not bother as the cost of playing there is much higher. The Bonnies draw a solid crowd every year in Rochester and do a bunch of advertising prior which gets people noticing the school. Casual sports fans here (yea I live in Rochester) will go to games. Every time I go to a Bonnies game here I run into people I know who are not alums or true fans but they like going to the game.
Big east expansion scares the shit out of me, quite frankly. The A10 is without question the next highest profile, basketball focused conference outside of the Big East, and there are some very obvious candidates here for the Big East to reach out to, if they wanted to expand. If the Big East plucked some or all of our big guns (on paper big guns, anyway) it's hard for me to envision a lineup of replacements that allows us to maintain our multi-bid status.
Buffalo is a pro sports town. The only way your would draw locals to a game there is to play UNC, Duke..etc. I just assume not bother as the cost of playing there is much higher. The Bonnies draw a solid crowd every year in Rochester and do a bunch of advertising prior which gets people noticing the school. Casual sports fans here (yea I live in Rochester) will go to games. Every time I go to a Bonnies game here I run into people I know who are not alums or true fans but they like going to the game.
It's hard to tell what will happen. Will these conferences (BE included) increase to 16 and then 20? SLU and Dayton are going to leave if they get an invite regardless of what we do.
If they take the top 3, I still think a combination of Richmond, St. Bona, Saint Joes, Rhode Island and Davidson can keep the A10 at 2 bids, but likely not more than that. GW was very good for a while then fell off a cliff. You can't count them out. Maybe that paves the way for more bids to the dance for SBU? Who knows...
Rochester without question is a better host for the Bonnies than Buffalo. The arena size suits SBU better, and people turn out better for the games, and also cheaper than Key Bank.
We should really be playing two games there each year. One around Thanksgiving/Christmas and then one in late Feb/early March when students are on spring break.
We need to grow our fan base and interest in the region and we are not doing that playing in front of 3,500 people in Olean on holiday breaks.