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The Gubmint Is Coming To Save The Mid Majors

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ORD_Buckeye said:
Regarding Duke, nobody can consistently go into the Chicago Public League and pull out the top players, as Krezooski has done, without being dirty as shit. Everyone there has their hand out from the parents to the "uncles" to the street agent cousin to the coaches to the principals.
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I don't know man.... That sure seems like something ESPN would tell us, if it was really true.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
Regarding Duke, nobody can consistently go into the Chicago Public League and pull out the top players, as Krezooski has done, without being dirty as shit. Everyone there has their hand out from the parents to the "uncles" to the street agent cousin to the coaches to the principals.
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Oh, for sure. This guy in Wheaton sees a trickle down effect of the Dook bagmen...

In all seriousness, the amount of talent that leaves the state just from upstate kids alone, proves without a shadow of a doubt that Champagne/ Urbana is clean as a whistle. They could make a competitive team based on CPS alone.
 
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sparcboxbuck said:
Oh, for sure. This guy in Wheaton sees a trickle down effect of the Dook bagmen...

In all seriousness, the amount of talent that leaves the state just from upstate kids alone, proves without a shadow of a doubt that Champagne/ Urbana is clean as a whistle. They could make a competitive team based on CPS alone.
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What's that you say?
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sparcboxbuck said:
Oh, for sure. This guy in Wheaton sees a trickle down effect of the Dook bagmen...

In all seriousness, the amount of talent that leaves the state just from upstate kids alone, proves without a shadow of a doubt that Champagne/ Urbana is clean as a whistle. They could make a competitive team based on CPS alone.
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And every time they have opened up a pipeline to the CPS, two things happen. 1. They quickly become a national contender. 2. The coach shortly thereafter leaves either under an ncaa cloud or skips right before it hits like Self did.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
And make everything fair and equal. Here's a particular piece of idiocy, and the stupid goes far beyond simply not knowing how to spell "leveled."



And no, this guy is not being sarcastic, though that might be a logical thought since he literally undermines his own argument by pointing out that P5 programs made massive investments over decades to build their programs and brand. I'll say it once again, and as one who feels this country should enforce antitrust laws much more vigorously, simply having a product that very few people want is not a trigger for antitrust enforcement.
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SharkTanked raises some good points, but this shouldn't be limited to football. OSU is soon going to install the first 1.2 gigahertz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer in North America, at what I imagine will be a cost of well over $10 million. That will be in addition to the ten or so 700-800 MHz instruments already in place that cost several million per instrument. Boise State, on the other hand, has been limited by misfortune to having only two NMR instruments of much less capability on their entire campus. To make things right, Congress should mandate that OSU's new 1.2 GHz NMR be installed in Boise, where I'm sure it will be put to good use.
 
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