bull2saintleo

Welcome to the new age of major events. It was trending that way pre 2020 and the pandemic really expedited the process.

I get that we're all passionate fans, but repeating over and over the same schtick in different threads is a bit of overkill.

This. If you shore up the players closest to the ball first, everything else can fall into place.

Great helmet! Much better than the white one with the gold iron bull.

I-4 doesn't go to Boca. I-75 would be the closest one, but its still not direct.

Network is decided when game time is decided. I'll be on the ESPN family, so it depends on what other games are going on that week.

Start time for Memphis game wont be announced until 2 weeks before, probably around October 22-23. ESPN has a 13 day window to decide I think, and sometimes a 6 day rule.

Yes, Duke's stadium has been approximately 40k since 2016.

A field below ground level might be a challenge in Florida with the water table being so close to the surface.

This setup at Navy has always caught my attention. Grass below, seats behind.

With TV viewership up, smaller stadiums are the future. As others have said, I'd rather be a little conservative on size to begin and then expand when necessary.

I was hoping for a 7pm FAU game, but 330 is fine too.

I dont know if scared is what I would call it, but let's just string one game at a time. Based on how we're playing all games are winnable. It's all in the execution of the gameplay.

Playing CU or UCF seems slim but possible, if this list of possible bowls is what's true. I don't care who/where a bowl is when we make one. First Responder Bowl is the only Big 12 possibility, and being in Texas I assume they'd spot more regional teams to that location. Pac12 could be First Reponder or Gasparilla, and likewise with the First Responder Bowl, it would probably be a better chance for a regional team. collegefootballnews.com COLLEGEFOOTBALLNEWS.COM

Navy does have a set of navy blue pants, so it's possible the pull those out this week.

I have to wonder if Exploria Stadium where the bowl was played previously is being resurfaced or something like that this offseason.

This, but with the Bulls endzone in green too. The checkers sound great, but its just us copying another teams tradition. Not a fan of how they'd look.

I prefer grass as well, but with lacrosse reportedly sharing the stadium turf may be in the realm of consideration. Honestly, I don't understand why lacrosse won't share with soccer. Maybe someone could clarify that for me.

I saw on social media that the game will either be at 3:30pm or 4pm, and on ESPNU or ESPN2. Final decision will be made after Saturday's games.

This logo at midfield. SOUTH FLORIDA in the left endzone, BULLS in the right endzone. Grass mowing patterns (or turf whatever we get) that alternates like Oregon (below)

I believe I saw our own @Mike Stuben on X provide the following information "copy/pasted since X links dont transfer. - SG cut all programming budgets for everyone funded by A&S fees, including their own budgets. Lots of reasons, but the biggest is the hundreds (if not over 1000) minimum wage student jobs that all cost more. The pool of funds doesn’t get bigger, so something had to give. - One more note, if we had buses, it likely would have been 3 buses making two loops. Each bus seats about 50, so if they were full, this impacts 300 student rides. I just don’t want anyone saying the lack of buses impacted thousands of students…. - I hope those students find a way to the game. Also, remember SG funds Uber discount codes for students, and this would be an excellent use for them. (To help cut the cost down, I know they won’t cover the whole cost) - (Last note, I promise) Students who have concerns, reach out to SG. I’m not their spokesperson, just sharing some info because the SG social accounts are more active on other apps, and I’m not certain they see stuff on here. I also saw he said in response to someone about Bull Runners is that the Bull Runners cannot drive on the interstate.

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I feel like it was no earlier than 2010. I did find this pic from the UTEP game which was 2011, that might have been the first time.

Am I the only one who doesn't see this as a "classic" uniform for the team? At home, I traditionally think gold helmet/green jersey/green pants, and then maybe gold/green/white. Gold pants are nice, but I just never think of them as "our look" I don't mind the alternates either, but do think they overused them against C.