College Football 2011-2012 Bowls: Every Week is the Playoffs

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Ticket pricing info for new Memorial Stadium next season finally released.

And it looks like they've seen the error of their ways after the ATT debacle. Much lower required donations and prices in general.

Fuck yea. Looks like I'll be getting season tickets again next year.
 
Ticket pricing info for new Memorial Stadium next season finally released.

And it looks like they've seen the error of their ways after the ATT debacle. Much lower required donations and prices in general.

Fuck yea. Looks like I'll be getting season tickets again next year.

You get fault butt seats.
 
The hell they don't. They just don't ban people. They simply black bag them and they're never heard from again. Prime example: Bama poster named Limedust. I haven't seen him in almost two years. He's not banned. He's just... gone.

Dude was an asshole anyways.
 
Hey Cyan, over/under at mre taking a job in Tennessee at 6 months?

Wife would leave me. :p I don't see us ever living somewhere other than Alabama, Iowa, or NC. She didn't even want to go to FL for a year.
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That is a picture of the classic SEC.

That's before the interlopers from South Carolina and Arkansas ruined the league. Damn yankees don't belong in our proud Southern league.
 
Interesting and in depth look at Larry Scott and the Pac 12
Among the highlights.
He goes on to say these are the first steps in the long, messy march toward what he sees as inevitable: a single football conference consisting of as many as 72 teams, possessing as much negotiating leverage and commercial potential as the National Football League. “The market right now is inefficient. We have too many sellers and limited buyers. Imagine the kind of value we could unleash if there were only one seller. All six power conferences negotiating one deal. That’s where this is going.”

Scott has proved that centralization unleashes value at the conference level, and in future negotiations other conferences will take note. It is only a matter of time, Scott believes, before it happens throughout college football. The old multiconference structure will eventually collapse, giving rise to a single consortium, made up of America’s biggest football schools, that can negotiate collectively for the richest possible broadcasting deal. If Larry Scott has his way, college football one day will be as lucrative as the professional version, rivaling the $6 billion a year in TV revenue the NFL will make in 2014. Reflecting on what he has already accomplished at the Pac-12, Scott says: “This deal is the benchmark. Until the next one.”
 
What in the hell is the Tennessee guy doing with his legs? I just tried to do it, and I think I pulled something.

You've obviously never had to piss as much as he needs to. That's master-level bathroom avoidance. Leonardo-level shit.

That's not a gator, that's a horse!

Also, who is the guy sitting on the bottom right? Land shark?
I'm not sure. I was pretty confident that should have been a brown bear, but then it's an old white dude so who knows?
 
Mortensen reporting Kalil to enter draft. Wonder how that will affect Barkley

I thought Kalil announced the other day that he was staying? And I certainly don't think it will have a favorable impact on Barkley staying.
 
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