AspenSnowmass

This is really cool :bow:

I think it would be cool to have a 3 month long playoff that starts the first weekend of september, and even allows you to stay in under certain circumstances if its obvious you're a great team who just had one bad day or tough break. How do we get that?

Sorry for the non-SEC reply, but Dan Hawkins started his undersized son at QB for four years at Colorado, and got fired midseason after blowing a 28 point fourth quarter lead to Kansas by throwing the ball on every down while his son was chasing school records. Mathematically, if they had kneeled the ball and ran the clock once they got the 28 point lead, they would have won.

IIRC, that was also the last conference game Kansas won for like five years.

It's very similar to the Mack Brown situation. They humiliated him on the way out, and ended up with Charlie Strong.

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you slow driving arse stoners, stay off I-25 until I get through

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If parts of 25 through Denver weren't hopelessly under construction for going on 10 frickin years now, I'd probably have time to get annoyed by slow drivers.

Also, just jump on e-470 and bypass Denver altogether. It'll cost you like 4 bucks, but save you a headache.

Not sure if I should be embarrassing my alma mater like this, but "#RollTad" is a thing.

Didn't read all 80 replies to this thread, but here's an example of literally -as in literally- every conversation I've had in the deep south in the last three years:

Me: "Yeah I live in Colorado"
Any and everyone I'm talking to: "Ohhhhhhh, Coloraaaaado, eh? :jump2::jump1:"

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AJ Green was a good one too

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That's my answer. Saw him do this. In ten years of going to Buffs games, that's the craziest thing I've seen in that stadium :cheers:

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Why would any Athletic Director want to schedule a College Football game on a Tuesday?

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Because I just saw three different threads on Page 1 about Toledo vs Northern Illinois.

I was there a few weeks ago and parked for free on the street near Government Plaza/23rd Ave & 8th street, only about 3-4 hours before kickoff. I was actually shocked at how open the parking situation is if you're ok walking a bit, and might even say it's the easiest gameday traffic I've ever dealt with. We walked down University Blvd to the stadium, which is the main strip, and it was full of other people even as far west at 8th street. After the game we walked back on Paul W Bryant Drive; TONS of fans walking our direction, tons of cops on traffic control. Never once felt unsafe.