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hope rudd is paying attention to this

rb

ya think

not when you're playing Depaul in the 2nd to last home game. (official reason was families could come more easily on weekend vs weeknight hehehehe)

. . . to coincide with its first season is: I'd like to suggest a 24 second clock in men's basketball.

Never a doubt that the Holtzes are good people; wish them the best.

IMG academy could be a local goldmine for CWT!

Vaseline - everyone in the conference has been used

Let the silliness begin! Roadkill by the Dozen - works for me

Gotta be a story behind this Gonnella and his one year stops, year after year. Perhaps GA can do some digging.

you telling me they have the brass to still charge an entrance fee to this mess??!!

I'm guessing they're asking if any S&H green stamps come with the deal

yes, note the iconic U in USF

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bring it!

usf is now firmly part of the minor leagues and can get used to having its best called up to the majors. reality sucks

Contact does not allow counter offer. What kind of contract only allows 1 offer per bidder? The old contract gave ESPN the right to review and match an offer from another network. If that network were allowed to make a counter-offer after ESPN did its review and match, then the whole concept behind that review-and-match clause would be null, it would amount to a regular bidding situation, so obviously there could be no counter-offer. Yeah, that just sucks. What if NBC would go higher, even if its not much? Now the Big East is locked in for 7 long years. The entire process stinks. And I can't believe Fox didn't even have an offer. Or CBS. Or Telemundo. They would be better off going with sealed bids like governments do with contractors. No doubt, if the Big East history of the last 2 years could be analogized to a battle with ESPN, then the battle ended in a 100-0 ESPN victory. It wasn't that close because in every skirmish some of the be players were working for the opposition

the purpose of this thread is to explore the current fiscal realities that DW faces in the coming 12 months, and questions wha t steps he should take now. i believe that a great leader would at this moment take the first financial bullet. if dw would cut his own salary in half immediately, it would send a message.

Say what you like about DW, but I cannot imagine being in his position today. Less than a decade ago he oversees his athletic program's move into the big leagues. The media money immediately grows substantially, but with an almost certain leap into the $15-$17M per year range. Plans are made, facilities are built on leverage, salaries are boosted. And now his reality is that he will be working with less money than he could have possibly dreamt in his worst nightmare. What realistic moves can he make?

Our golf coaches are some of the best and will defintely get the job done here. Just hope they desire to stay.

sad

Does this put them back in the post season ncaa picture?

there you go with solid facts again. goes nowhere on this board usually

C'mon kb

Pasco High coach Tom McHugh tweets (per GA retweet) that he had no idea USF was having a junior day. Received a back-tweet from Dunellon High coach that he had no idea either and that he can't even get a call back from someone at USF. Mentioned that UF & FSU let him know about there's.