Key tweets!! It's that a tweet? Nope.
No pics, no opinions.
Why is that so hard to understand?!?
(J/k. Wanted to get in before fishy.)
I totally get that this thread is about "Key Tweets". But if discussion about key tweets is discouraged, is there a separate thread where we should go to discuss the key tweets? I'm just trying to understand how this thread works. I would think that "key tweets", at it's essence, should be about the social media discourse surrounding UConn football and, as UConn football's core supporters, we should encourage discussion and react to said discourse in ways that promote the ascendance of UConn football? Maybe the "rule" on this thread should be that each post needs to include a reference to, or include, a new or old key tweet?Key tweets!! It's that a tweet? Nope.
No pics, no opinions.
Why is that so hard to understand?!?
(J/k. Wanted to get in before fishy.)
I totally get that this thread is about "Key Tweets". But if discussion about key tweets is discouraged, is there a separate thread where we should go to discuss the key tweets? I'm just trying to understand how this thread works. I would think that "key tweets", at it's essence, should be about the social media discourse surrounding UConn football and, as UConn football's core supporters, we should encourage discussion and react to said discourse in ways that promote the ascendance of UConn football? Maybe the "rule" on this thread should be that each post needs to include a reference to, or include, a new or old key tweet?
It's probably impossible to enforce. But the issue is that people check this thread for updates and see a bunch of new posts, and there's no new info most of the time and they go home disappointed. Just like with this post.I totally get that this thread is about "Key Tweets". But if discussion about key tweets is discouraged, is there a separate thread where we should go to discuss the key tweets? I'm just trying to understand how this thread works. I would think that "key tweets", at it's essence, should be about the social media discourse surrounding UConn football and, as UConn football's core supporters, we should encourage discussion and react to said discourse in ways that promote the ascendance of UConn football? Maybe the "rule" on this thread should be that each post needs to include a reference to, or include, a new or old key tweet?
Maintain vigilance.
Maintain vigilance.
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Reminds of the time that my old man and I got busted for illegal clamming out by Mystic somewhere ( I was maybe 8 years old). The DEP Cop, after taking all of our clams, marches us a half mile down the street and then has to physically push away a pile of vines an other plant life (hope it was poison ivy) from a telephone pole and behind all of that was a rusted out sign saying the cove we were at was protected and clamming was illegal. We were not impressed. Mom was even less impressed.
They (Netflix) have said this many times.Putting this here because it is from Netflix Content Chief....if any mods think it belongs elsewhere you can move it:
Joe FlintVerified account@JBFlint
No immediate plans to pursue live sports & news, says Netflix Content Chief Ted Sarandos.
Joe Flint @JBFlint 16m16 minutes ago
And the live programming on Netflix comes up again and the answer again is that it muddies the consumer proposition.
This is where the key tweets go. And only the key tweets. Do not f--- around.
.....Because they stand on a wall* and say, "Nothing's going to hurt you tonight, not on my watch."
* "Wall" = leather recliner with a MacBook.
VERY interesting read...BerryTramel 11:41am via twitterfeed
Academics matters in conference realignment
http://newsok.com/academics-matters-in-conference-realignment/article/5473247
Isn't the articles thesis sort of disproved by the BIG12 additions of WVU and TCU and Louisville to the ACC? Academics obviously didn't matter then. Maybe the article should be titled "we like to say academics matter but it's really about good football teams and television revenue"?VERY interesting read...
IMHO the article was more about disproving the OU to B1G rumors...reinforcing the fact that outside of ND the only schools being admitted into the B1G have to be a member of the AAU.Isn't the articles thesis sort of disproved by the BIG12 additions of WVU and TCU and Louisville to the ACC? Academics obviously didn't matter then. Maybe the article should be titled "we like to say academics matter but it's really about good football teams and television revenue"?
What's with Canadian teams and the damn maple leaf on their jerseys? Like we don't know Canada exists?
This is America, so no. Go back to France!What's with Canadian teams and the damn maple leaf on their jerseys? Like we don't know Canada exists?
Valid only up to the consideration of Nebraska. Yes, at the time of invitation, Nebraska was AAU. However their ouster at the next AAU annual meeting was lead by two Big Ten institutions and their fate was know at the time of invitation.IMHO the article was more about disproving the OU to B1G rumors...reinforcing the fact that outside of ND the only schools being admitted into the B1G have to be a member of the AAU.
But they met the requirement of being an AAU member to get in to the B1G....Fact remains that until it happens the B1G does NOT and NEVER has extend a membership invitation to a school that is not a member of the AAU.Valid only up to the consideration of Nebraska. Yes, at the time of invitation, Nebraska was AAU. However their ouster at the next AAU annual meeting was lead by two Big Ten institutions and their fate was know at the time of invitation.
But they met the requirement of being an AAU member to get in to the B1G....Fact remains that until it happens the B1G does NOT and NEVER has extend a membership invitation to a school that is not a member of the AAU.
You dim-witted ass holes.
Key tweets.
The contents of your dopey brain aren't key to anything let alone the key tweet thread.
Take them elsewhere.
What's with Canadian teams and the damn maple leaf on their jerseys? Like we don't know Canada exists?
Cool. Are Big Ten states going to be annexed by Canada?When I was backpacking through Europe in the 90's, the Canadian, Australians and the Kiwi all had their country's flag prominently displayed on their backpacks to make sure the world knew there were not Americans.
Cool. Are Big Ten states going to be annexed by Canada?
Could expansion make a difference? Not if you're talking the current group of candidates. BYU is attractive because of its national appeal, but it has a network of its own, too, not to mention travel and scheduling concerns.
The rest -- Cincinnati, UConn, Houston, one of the Florida schools -- all have some appeal. But none moves the needle. This may hurt some feelings, but the last thing Texas wants is a reconstituted Southwest Conference. Besides, if you give, say, Houston a seat at the table, you make it even more viable with recruits. And Tom Herman is doing enough damage as it is.
If you add a school that couldn't even bring TV markets you already own, or doesn't promise others, what's the point? No use dividing the pie any further.
Any expansion talk should begin with Florida State and Clemson. They'd give the Big 12 a national footprint, balance the West Virginia side of the league and, most importantly, provide quality football competition and traditional fan bases.
One little problem: the grant of rights both schools signed with the ACC, forfeiting any TV revenue should they try to bolt. Runs through 2027.
Boren is well aware of such problems and told the World he's not sure what would happen if schools challenged a GOR in court.
I have an idea how they can erase some of that WBB red ink....