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This is basically how I feel one or two Saturdays each Fall.

Always tell myself I’ll stick with it and watch more, but once the pro season begins, there are already too many games to watch on too many days/nights of the week, so my interest wanes.

Did watch a decent chunk of ND/NCS and COL/NEB.
 
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Spent two years of grad school in Ann Arbor ....where weekends revolved around college football. Sitting in a stadium with 100,000+ of your closest friends is something to do a couple of times. ...but not something I could do for years

now hockey ...a totally different story
 
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Florida State on short week May struggle a bit tonight - however they are loaded
 
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This is the game that never ends - 8 hours after kickoff it is still in the THIRD QUARTER

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the negotiator said:
Spent two years of grad school in Ann Arbor ....where weekends revolved around college football. Sitting in a stadium with 100,000+ of your closest friends is something to do a couple of times. ...but not something I could do for years

now hockey ...a totally different story
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I lived in Gainesville, FL for a couple of years.

I'd have gone to every UF game if I had the ability.
 
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Somehow, I think Florida State will be OK.

If you were to make a list of schools that have been hurt the most by conference realignment over the past 20+ years, I would think Boston College would be near the top.
 
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the negotiator said:
Spent two years of grad school in Ann Arbor ....where weekends revolved around college football. Sitting in a stadium with 100,000+ of your closest friends is something to do a couple of times. ...but not something I could do for years

now hockey ...a totally different story
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I had an MIT fraternity brother who also attended grad school in Ann Arbor and in 1994 I went out there to visit him and attend the Michigan-Wisconsin game. When you first drive past the Big House, you only see a few rows above grade, and when you enter the seating bowl, you're like "Whoa!". I was able to look inside Yost Arena(the hockey team was on the road).

I've been to a few B.C. games, a long time ago, but NEVER to root for B.C. I was always with people rooting for the visitors(i.e., Kappa Sigs from Syracuse). Would love to see a game at Notre Dame(I have never set foot in Indiana). I always here that the campus is spectacular but that South Bend isn't.
 
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My Sooners are 3-0. The Red River Showdown on October 7th is going to be huge.

Boomer Sooner and horns down.
 
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Terrier said:
Quite the Red River showdown so far in Dallas, OU over Texas 17-14, mid-second quarter. A bit of everything, long bombs, interceptions, a blocked punt, reviews, etc.


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Boomer Sooner Baby!

it has been a wild one for sure.
 
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