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Eh, relatively about the same. Check out a U.S. map. Omaha is actually 16 miles closer to Storrs than Lawrence is if you're driving.
Have a nice drive then..
Eh, relatively about the same. Check out a U.S. map. Omaha is actually 16 miles closer to Storrs than Lawrence is if you're driving.
Who's driving? Flights to both places from Bradley are about the same also.Have a nice drive then..
This is hilariously out of touch in a thread filled with out of touch takesThat was my point… I’d drop them. They won’t get my money, and you’ll be surprised at how much legal action will take place to support me. Every state left out will make sure they aren’t contributing.
Nobody, Omaha and Lawrence are the same distance to the rest of the Big East.Who's driving? Flights to both places from Bradley are about the same also.
Exactly. But that's not what @businesslawyer said.Nobody, Omaha and Lawrence are the same distance to the rest of the Big East.
The P2 will breakaway and have their own BBall tournament in a few years so we won’t need to worry about them grabbing all of the bids in our tournament.It doesn't but it does.
More teams in conference means more bids. Ecentually bids will turn in to wins and credits. Yea, more mouths to feed and distribute those credits but eventually quantity becomes a quality.
Pretty sure I'm the only one here who has driven it from CT (twice). Can confirm, it's a long drive. Omaha is about the same. Not sure if it's easier to fly to Omaha. Lawrence is roughly 45 minutes to an hour from the KC airport. Either way the difference is negligible.Eh, relatively about the same. Check out a U.S. map. Omaha is actually 16 miles closer to Storrs than Lawrence is if you're driving.
Juggernauts???My question is what happens to the Gonzaga’s and Villanova’s (basketball only juggernauts) 15-20 years from now?
Do they have their own separate league? Are they still competing with the power conferences at all?
Fox will determine that, not you or I.Even if Gonzaga was in Seattle let alone Spokane it wouldn't be worth it. Heck, if they were in Denver still not worth it. No team should ever be added to the Big East from farther away than Omaha (Creighton) unless they're Kansas.
Mark Few ain't going to be there forever. Will they be worth it with him gone? Hard to tell -- but not worth adding to the BE regardless.
Yes, all those accolades you just listed off is what makes them juggernauts. Not sure why you're questioning that descriptionJuggernauts???
If you’re concerned about 15-20 years from now, just look at what they were doing 15-20 years ago for a frame of reference.
Gonzaga has had an incredible period of sustained excellence - 23 straight NCAA tournament bids, dating back to 1999 when they went to the Elite 8 and the first of 3 straight Sweet 16’s. They are no longer a Johnny-come-lately.
Villanova is another program with a long history of sustained excellence that goes beyond the past decade. In the first decade of this century, 2 Elite 8’s and a Final Four. In the ‘90’s, six tournament bids and 2 BE championships. In the ‘80’s, 4 Elite 8’s and a NC.
Here we go again...Fisc has scooped a lot of the transfer news, but this might be above him:
Keep giving your own money. And don’t complain.This is hilariously out of touch in a thread filled with out of touch takes
Here we go again...Fisc has scooped a lot of the transfer news, but this might be above him:
Here we go again...Fisc has scooped a lot of the transfer news, but this might be above him:
Here we go again...Fisc has scooped a lot of the transfer news, but this might be above him:
Here we go again...Fisc has scooped a lot of the transfer news, but this might be above him: