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Their football stadium should be reduced to rubble!

B&N probably has a contract that covers the whole campus .... Plus, I'm assuming there would have been a pretty overhead for BH to come in there running that thing year round Then how was BH the vendor rather than B&N in the old Dome. Why would B&N have less overhead than BH? BH was the day of game vendor... Just like they are at RJS for football. The new shop at the dome is technically an extension of the bookstore which has been B&N for close to a decade now. If I'm not mistaken, BH was the "Official Store of USF Athletics" (for years, if not longer than B&N has been on campus), and now they have been reduced to being only the "Official OnLine Store of USF Athletics. Isn't the Sun Dome technically an extension of USF Athletics?

B&N probably has a contract that covers the whole campus .... Plus, I'm assuming there would have been a pretty overhead for BH to come in there running that thing year round Then how was BH the vendor rather than B&N in the old Dome. Why would B&N have less overhead than BH?

So BH lost out at the Dome..to B&N...nice way to treat the company that served USF fans for years under less than ideal conditions.

Doesn't BH operate the new store in the Sun Dome?

Where I come from, we call them losers, slugs, and former employees

No special section(s), but there is a discount available (only applies to seats priced at $250 or more).

No way Jose! Ticket holders can't always make it to the Dome by tipoff. Little things like work, traffic, accidents, or family obligations get in the way. If your "real fans" want better seats then they need to pony up and buy them.

yea 20 years ago. I guess the orange can take big 12 #4 considering their top 1(or even 2) goes to playoffs, then new sec big 12 bowl then fiesta bowl. hell they could get big 12 #5. January 1, 1990: Notre Dame 21, Colorado 6 January 1, 1991: Colorado 10, Notre Dame 9 January 1, 1992: Miami (FL) 22, Nebraska 0 January 1, 1993: Florida State 27, Nebraska 14 January 1, 1994: Florida State 18, Nebraska 16 January 1, 1995: Nebraska 24, Miami (FL) 17 January 1, 1996: Florida State 31, Notre Dame 26 December 31, 1996: Nebraska 41, Virginia Tech 21 January 2, 1998: Nebraska 42, Tennessee 17 January 2, 1999: Florida 31, Syracuse 10 January 1, 2000: Michigan 35, Alabama 34 January 3, 2001: Oklahoma 13, Florida State 2 January 2, 2002: Florida 56, Maryland 23 January 2, 2003: USC 38, Iowa 17 January 1, 2004: Miami (FL) 16, Florida State14 January 4, 2005: USC 55, Oklahoma 19 January 3, 2006: Penn State 26. Florida State 23 January 2, 2007: Louisville 24, Wake Forest 13 January 3, 2008: Kansas 24, Virginia Tech 21 January 1, 2009: Virginia Tech 20, Cincinnati 7

But...if you are not going to use them, it's bad for the program, since you would preclude WBB fans who will be in the seats for the games from buying them...and the seats will be empty...just like some of the best seats in the house were empty for men's games in the old Sun Dome! A better way to support WBB, would be put the money into a donation to Jose's WBB Coaches Club, or the general fund. Leave the seats for people who support the team by attending games!

A middle of the pack team from a Great Plains conference-with no Florida (or even southeastern or East Coast, for that matter) members-is the best non-ACC option for the Orange Bowl in (Miami) south Florida? The Mountaineers are an Eastern team, and they travel well no matter where they are playing....Miami is a great destination for a bowl game Texas, Oklahoma, OSU, and Nebraska would all draw well.

The Big 12 (8) has a long history with the Orange Bowl, and certainly could supply them with a very desirable team on an annual basis. The BE is toast!!

But........ they will beech, and moan if fans don't pony up to pay for ticket allotments.

Why should the conferences that built the football and the bowls into the cash cows that they are today share any of it with the Johnny come lately Big East?

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