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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Red Raiders to stay at home...
And yank on themselves instead of coming to Fort Worth, according to ESPN. On the same day we hear the Boise game is likely to move from Fort Worth to the smurf turf it appears a done deal now that the Red Raiders will once again back out on the Frogs.
Last year we were able to pick up a Jerry World game against Oregon State but this year we now have three games to fill. Del Conte is going to have his work cut out filling out the schedule this year.
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I was looking forward to watching the Frogs stomp them. damn.
Such pansies. They used ESPN as an excuse last year, they have none for this season. They are simply scared. I cant believe TCU even offered it for Cowboys Stadium and the clowns still declined.
Guns Up...Grades Down
I don't care about the raiders, I knew they would puss out again. I'm more upset about boise, fuck the smurf turf.
We may need to call on the Big East to help us out. Syracuse is available on 9-10. Rutgers - West Virginia are open for 9-17, and Cincinnati is open on 9-24. We will be away to any of the Big East teams we play. With The Carter being reduced in capacity, 5 home games may be a reality. My current wish list is CAL at the Carter (9-10) WV away (9-17) and Cincy away (9-24)
I hope we schedule the absolute bottom of the barrel...in reality we only have to beat Boise and we're in another BC$ GAME.
We could play the Little Sisters of the Poor (high five, E. Gordo!)and still sell out the Carter with its diminished capacity.
We all knew (or should have known) that 2011 would be a tough year with the construction, loss of the winningest class in TCU history, etc.
Having said that, I'm pretty sure CDC will find some games that benefit all parties involved.
CDC has done pretty well thus far, so I am sure he is already wheelin' & dealin' to get us a deal that will net us A) more money, B) better competition, & C) more exposure (via el Tele).
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