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I know Petersen is going to take the high road with these ESPN fags...
CuntWaffle
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But I REALLY want him to tell them all to go choke on a fucking dick publically after he hears the bullshit they were spewing tonight.
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Those morons LOVE to pontificate about the "student athlete" as long as no one is questioning the structure of this entire endeavor. (Insert Tom Rinaldi emoticon here).
But, as soon as Pete calls them out on this shit, they circle the wagons and the true motivation of ratings and $$$$ comes right to the forefront.
Watching these ESPN douchebags expose their true role as pimps and power brokers has been the most entertaining storyline of the day.
Peterman will hit the media with coach-speak directness. Leech will go off on how soft the Big 12 is and how overrated and slow the Big 10 is. Praying for a FYFMFE type rant when the first CFB rankings come out.
I'm not calling for Vizcaino to actually die, just for him to go to another world where I never have to see him again.
One thing I absolutely despise about modern day (mostly ESPN) telecasts is these douchebag announcers that go into the game with an agenda and spend the entire time writing an editorial instead of doing what they are supposed to be doing: calling the fucking game.
I am thankful that I was able to watch the game at the stadium instead of on TV because I would mostly likely have put my remote through it.
I like having the "fans vs Espn media" feud, though. Fuck those guys.
More people watch the games if they are on later. Okay. Great. So what? Yes, we get more money from ESPN. Again, so what? Who is watching the games? Fewer people on the West Coast (ya know, sort of in our wheelhouse) but a bunch of drunks, insomniacs and degenerate gamblers on the East Coast. Is that going to turn into a big revenue stream for us? Are they going to "adopt" the UW as "their team"? No, they are whores who will just turn to whatever game is on. Meanwhile, all those kids, teenagers, and students who would be going to the games with their parents, or watching it at the Husky party they are hosting at their house, are NOT WATCHING. Or not watching more than a half. Who the fuck does Larry think is going to be the fanbase in 10 years? East Coast drunks? Just go down the line and ask Husky fans how they got to be Husky fans, and none of them are going to say it's because their dad used to stay up 'til 2 a.m. at some bar in Philly watching the Dawgs, so that's why. It's because their dad took them to the games. It's because their family tailgated at Husky stadium every home game. It's because the games were on at the house every weekend. And at 7-fucking-forty-five at night, none of that is happening.
Or you can just realize that besides, USC most of the rest of the country will tune into a Big 10 or 12 or SEC matchup rather than watch #yourdawgs.
It's not about poor UW getting the short end of the stick. It's about ratings.
Wait, people would rather watch UW and WSU than Oregon state playing colorado? no shit...
Sounds like UW needs their own Channel ala Texas, so that they can dictate when 3/4 of their home games start.
Or you can just realize that besides, USC most of the rest of the country will tune into a Big 10 or 12 or SEC matchup rather than watch #yourdawgs.
It's not about poor UW getting the short end of the stick. It's about ratings.
You're kind of missing the point here. Point was I don't give a fuck about what most of the rest of the country will watch. Put the games on at 1:00 p.m., and most of the West Coast, the people who might actually end up being loyal Dawg and Pac-12 fans, will watch the Huskies rather than some Miss St. vs. Auburn bullshit. And most importantly, the next generation of potential Husky (and Coug, and Duck, etc.) fans will actually grow up with having the games being a part of their family tradition, so when they are old fuckers like me they will still bleed gold and give back to the UW. And buy season tickets.
This late night argument is like saying we should be recruiting nationally rather than concentrating on the Western states. Yes, we'll get more kids interested (i.e., get more eyeballs on us) by sending recruiting literature to every kid in the country, but they won't be deeply interested and at the end of the day it will cost us the ones that would actually buy in and sign on the line that is dotted.