it got crap because the cost/benefit is extremely goofy. compared to bama or oklahoma, you're talking about a difference of like 3-5 yards, when the penalty for screwing up is like an additional 20. in the long run it really doesn't make a huge difference either way, but the level of unnecessary stress it put on urban meyer was hilarious.

dammit!

hahahah

yep, that's how I did it too. i don't recommend it

i broke my collarbone :( will have one for you next week though, assuming I regain function of my right arm (also my left hand is sprained but that's not as big a deal)

it's a quality track

ding ding ding ding

among michigan fans, as I emphasized

I think you need to point out that Arizona State Students also get free tickets to ALL sporting events, on campus with that $75 fee they charge.

i did. also:

• every ASU student has to pay that fee, whether they attend games or not
• ohio state football is a much, much better product on average than ASU football
• because of that, osu would never allow a flat student fee to get into games for "free"
• and even if they did, it would have to be a hell of a lot more than 75 bucks to sustain 200 mil in revenue

my major point here is that sports in colleges should justify themselves. "prestige" or nostalgia or whatever shouldn't be an excuse to take tens of millions of dollars from the school and students.