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Even 6 of the top 10. The other four coming from the South + Phoenix.

Is it even a conference if you only play an opponent at home once every 15 years?

Are the first 28 games considered "early season"?

We'll...this happened: https://ftw.usatoday.com/2019/08/watch-louisiana-lafayette-head-coach-asks-unpaid-players-to-donate-50-to-program

You can do each of these with an anomaly season. I'd prefer we build something that consistently gets us out of the cellar.

A bit off topic, but does anybody remember FOX trying to implement the glow puck into TV coverage?

Good point too. Some of that entertainment aspect was cringe-worthy, others really helped rethink how we see the game.

USFL? It was the old AFL that really shook up the sport. Before then, people really hadn't accepted the forward pass as a means of matriculating down the field. Absolutely. Another good callout. My example of USFL was more in regards to improving aspects of the game, yours is tectonic shifts. FWIW, the original USFL helped influence the NFL to adopt: instant replay, two-point conversion option, 15-yard pass incidental interference, introduced the run-and-shoot style offense, and took away the stigma of touchdown celebrations. There's probably many more examples, but those are the ones I remember off the top of my head.

And the NFL would be same-ol same-ol without some of the innovations that the original USFL brought into the sport. Disruption is good for innovation sometimes. Although to some NFL purists, that probably destroyed the sport

And the NFL would be same-ol same-ol without some of the innovations that the original USFL brought into the sport. Disruption is good for innovation sometimes.

I can’t help but keep thinking that Hoiberg has cost Bryce millions. I understand your point, but he also signed to a team who went 7-25 and 7-20. That's not on Fred.

Hoiberg easily wins 13 games Over how many seasons?

That's called efficiency.

Very true and that is what makes it so frustrating when we have had 2 kids with NBA talent in the past few years and still can't win games. We won 10 games

USL One championship game (wasn't played due to COVID). USL One champions. US Open Quarterfinals. What a club!

Really could have used that 6' scoring opportunity...

I've been to Nissan Stadium for a game, but not the new stadium. How was it? And was it close to town?

$0.10 in 1900, adjusted for inflation, is $3.04 in 2019. That's a CAGR of 2.91% per year.

Unfortunate that Werner Park wasn't able to host the World Cup.

It's quite the day for college baseball. What a shame for Tennessee's #1 pitcher who won't even make it to Omaha. Meanwhile, what a turnaround season for Oklahoma; relying on a number of freshman to turn the season back around.