I am confident that Davis would go bananas with some nationwide 7/8pm Pac-12 after dark. You’re right, BGA, all we have to do is look back to those nationally televised MBB games.

This discussion would have made more sense before the PAC12 blew up and the MWC was looking to expand. And before this new change in FBS scholarships (and related increased in other sports to aid in Title 9 compliance). At least, you’d know what you were signing up for in all sports.

Should have commenced the instant Teresa Gould was announced as their new commissioner. Again, asleep at the wheel.

I’d love to hear Chancellor May on the pod specifically about this topic, because ultimately it would require his involvement if it were to happen (the prospects of which look dire).

Gah, with that email I’ve heard enough from the AD. Where is the Chancellor?

Last I heard from Vivek he was playing the role of John Fisher’s fool. #selltheteam

I’ve reached out to both. Scott has relayed interest in joining the podcast and also loop it in with the backstory as to the -real- Golden Horseshoe. Sounds like a great episode for the lead up to Poly next week. @Aggie Pride Podcast

Clearly all y’all haven’t seen Field of Dreams. (Kidding)

, I sure hope we do.

8,921.

Meanwhile we are over here picking our noses gloating about 14,000 at the football game knowing it will be lucky to break 9,000 come November.

Just kidding, it was late September against the number 4 team in the nation.

The Viks made the trip all the way to Chattanooga? Wow.

The elevation in Flagstaff is no joke. Even in pretty good shape years ago it was noticeable just stomping around pregame.

Go play intramurals, brother. — Dan Hawkins

We might as well…..

Thanks BGA!

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Kadeezy, I’m going to need an introductory paragraph, three supporting paragraph, and a conclusion as well. Kidding.

Good on Slack for going for it. We may be doing the same if our aspirational AD was still here.

Regardless of how the university is perceived, it’s the back end of your post that I can see coming to fruition if Slack makes the jump solo.

The risk I think is if either UCD or CSUS make a move to change the status quo, would the market still support two teams or does the early mover put the other out of business?

Bingo.

That viewpoint goes out the window when the chancellor opines publicly that athletics is the front porch to a university.

40,000 students. A $2B endowment. One of the top universities in the country. And nobody knows who we are, right PA?

Kudos to Slack. They assembled financing to get to a certain threshold, then went public with a press conference to spur excitement and donations.

Meanwhile we are over here picking our noses gloating about 14,000 at the football game knowing it will be lucky to break 9,000 come November.