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Hey, I know this may sound a little off, but there are a few players who have dogs. They are meeting their parents in Vegas, and will ride home with them. Due to the earlier Bowl this year, the players will not be back in Boise for a couple of weeks. Some are willing to pay to have their dogs transported to Vegas (one way), since they can't fly them on the plane. If anyone can help out, please send me a private message or something. Much appreciation.
buckeyemania11;1830639; said:for anyone who may wonder why no BCS conference wants Boise
http://www.ensbsn.com/2010/11/sec-revenue-2009-10-the-alabama-money-machine/
athletic revenues for the 2009-2010
Boise State #96
behind the likes of
Boston University
New Hampshire
Liberty
Yale
St Johns
Delaware
Pennsylvania
James Madison
Villanova
Old Dominion
New Mexico
Rice
Miami Of Ohio
Wyoming
these guys are BIG TIME!
I'll second that. Unreal. Boston U and Yale? Really?Tlangs;1830787; said:
Bleed S & G;1830129; said:Just in Ohio:
Doyt Perry Stadium (Bowling Green) 33,000
Miami Yager Stadium (Miami of Ohio) 24,200
InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field (Akron) 30,000
Fawcett Stadium (Canton McKinley Highschool/HOF Game) 22,300
And the wannabes down south play in a place affectionately known as "The Nip" that holds 35,000
The commissioners of the Bowl Championship Series conferences said this week that they?re tired of the complaints about access and revenue-sharing from the non-BCS conferences.
They even threatened to go back to the old system, which would cut the Boise States of the world out of the picture for big-money bowls.
Boise State president Bob Kustra has been one of the biggest critics of the BCS. He even e-mailed conference commissioners this week to point out the lack of transparency in the system.
Here are a few of the quotes contained in an article by Brett McMurphy of FanHouse:
"Don't push it past this because if you push it past this, the Big 12's position is we'll just go back to the old (bowl) system," Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe told FanHouse. "You're getting the ability to get to places you've never gotten before. We've Jerry-rigged the free market system to the benefit of those institutions and a lot are institutions that don't even fill their stadiums."
"The six (BCS) conferences have bent over backwards and tried to be politically correct to their own detriment, probably further than they had to, maybe should have," Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott told FanHouse.
"The problem is your big stage takes away opportunities for my teams, to play on the stage they created in 1902,? Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said at a forum in New York.
Read more: http://voices.idahostatesman.com/20..._back_boise_state_others_lowert#ixzz17eNoamgN
NEW YORK ? Inside The W Hotel in Manhattan on Wednesday morning, they sat side-by-side on a platform. Five of the most powerful men in college athletics -- the conference commissioners from the Big Ten, SEC, Pac-10, Big 12 and Big East. Also part of the panel was Western Athletic Conference commissioner Karl Benson.
Although Benson was seated with the group at IMG Intercollegiate Athletics Forum, it's very obvious: Benson and his league are clearly viewed as an outsider by the big boys.
And college football's behemoths -- the automatic qualifying BCS conference commissioners -- vow they'll keep it that way.
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muffler dragon;1831294; said:The way that Delaney (and the other commissioners) spoke I'm not really doubting that Gee's comments were timely. He just may have known this was coming down the pike.