Pac 10 agrees to 4 year deal with Alamo Bowl, Starts in 2010
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Pac 10 agrees to 4 year deal with Alamo Bowl, Starts in 2010
The Pac 10 will send the #2 team to the Alamo Bowl, per ESPN.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4429272
The New Commish sure has hit the ground running!
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4429272
The New Commish sure has hit the ground running!
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Re: Pac 10 agrees to 4 year deal with Alamo Bowl, Starts in 2010
Some pros and cons to this.
More money and playing closer to the eastern time zone is a good change. However, being in Big 12 territory and having to travel further away from home is the downside.
I still wish we could get to play an SEC opponent one of these days for bowl games..
More money and playing closer to the eastern time zone is a good change. However, being in Big 12 territory and having to travel further away from home is the downside.
I still wish we could get to play an SEC opponent one of these days for bowl games..
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Diego>AntonioUOducksTK1 wrote:Some pros and cons to this.
Nuff said.
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Re: Pac 10 agrees to 4 year deal with Alamo Bowl, Starts in 2010
We better get at least the Big-12's #3
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I would say probably yes, but there are a lot of great things to do down in San Antonio, like the River Walk among others. Not exactly San Diego, but definitely not El Paso.Diego>Antonio
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Re: Pac 10 agrees to 4 year deal with Alamo Bowl, Starts in 2010
uodux1212 wrote:Diego>AntonioUOducksTK1 wrote:Some pros and cons to this.
Nuff said.
Ever spent time in San Antonio? The weather may be different, but trust me, spend some time on the River Walk and you will have yourself one hell of a good time. Margaritas, Texas hospitality, and all sorts of good looking women.
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In all fairness, no. But I have spent a lot of time in SD and its hard to imagine a more enjoyable place anywhere (bowl game location). I think the whole idea of playing in a dome just doesnt sit well..Elduderino wrote:uodux1212 wrote:Diego>AntonioUOducksTK1 wrote:Some pros and cons to this.
Nuff said.
Ever spent time in San Antonio? The weather may be different, but trust me, spend some time on the River Walk and you will have yourself one hell of a good time. Margaritas, Texas hospitality, and all sorts of good looking women.
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Ever spent time in San Antonio? The weather may be different, but trust me, spend some time on the River Walk and you will have yourself one hell of a good time. Margaritas, Texas hospitality, and all sorts of good looking women.[/quote]
In all fairness, no. But I have spent a lot of time in SD and its hard to imagine a more enjoyable place anywhere (bowl game location). I think the whole idea of playing in a dome just doesnt sit well..[/quote]
Yeah San Diego is a great place, you'll get no arguement from me on that point. I hadn't thought of the Dome factor, and that's also a good point. Give SA a shot though, and if you have time, take a trip to Austin.
In all fairness, no. But I have spent a lot of time in SD and its hard to imagine a more enjoyable place anywhere (bowl game location). I think the whole idea of playing in a dome just doesnt sit well..[/quote]
Yeah San Diego is a great place, you'll get no arguement from me on that point. I hadn't thought of the Dome factor, and that's also a good point. Give SA a shot though, and if you have time, take a trip to Austin.
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