Fuck the pac-12 and the ncaa
Now the ncaa ends "satellite camps" which further limits our exposure to recruits in other parts of the country.
Thanks, emmert. The isolation gets worse.
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You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year.
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Hi.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year.
Neither of those teams has won the Pac-12 -
Fixed.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year said nobody since the 1980s.
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I thought UW was in the WAC?
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I don't get the whole satellite camp issue ... it seems like a vast over reaction to me and in the end the ones that it hurts are the kids and HS coaches.
I get that there were some people that were absolutely abusing it ... and it would make sense to perhaps place limits on the number of camps that each school can sponsor and run during the year.
But just listening to what Petersen said today when asked about it, it's really hard to not conclude that he's right on the money. -
Satellite camps?
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Hi, that wasn't my point but thanks for playing.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Hi.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year.
Neither of those teams has won the Pac-12 -
We weren't going to take advantage of the satellite camp exposure by going on a barnstorming tour in SoCal.Passion said:First the pac-12 creates the north and south divisions which essentially prevent the four northwest schools from playing every year in los angeles (except cal and stanford, of course).
Now the ncaa ends "satellite camps" which further limits our exposure to recruits in other parts of the country.
Thanks, emmert. The isolation gets worse.
You know who was? Nebraska. Michigan, and eventually a whole host of Midwest schools would follow.
The reason the banning passed is it was in the best interest of every conference with home grown talent- so everyone but the Big Ten. -
You mean like 1990?Passion said:
Fixed.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year said nobody since the 1980s.
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You can still limit the exposure of the Big Ten while still not being ridiculous on the other end of things.
I don't know how many camps these schools/programs have, but limiting the numbers to 3 or 5 max in a calendar year seems like a really good compromise. -
Who gives a shit.
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Just fucking win
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I think that is what Peterson is trying to do, hence why he is pissed.PostGameOrangeSlices said:Just fucking win
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2001 says hi.BallSacked said:
You mean like 1990?Passion said:
Fixed.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year said nobody since the 1980s.
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So does 2000.Passion said:
2001 says hi.BallSacked said:
You mean like 1990?Passion said:
Fixed.doogsinparadise said:You have an easier path to the conference championship game when you rarely have to play both USC and UCLA in the same year said nobody since the 1980s.
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Oregon and Stanford make del Norte the tuff division
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Just wait until that Pac-12 money starts pouring in.
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Youre about a week too late Passion, but whats new. Too much heat up the middlePassion said:First the pac-12 creates the north and south divisions which essentially prevent the four northwest schools from playing every year in los angeles (except cal and stanford, of course).
Now the ncaa ends "satellite camps" which further limits our exposure to recruits in other parts of the country.
Thanks, emmert. The isolation gets worse.
