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by Big12Mustang » Mon Apr 14, 2014 8:24 am
ReedFrawg wrote:Ikus wrote:I can't understand why anyone would want to live in Waco or Fort Worth. Ever.
Funny that I feel the same way about Dallas. But that's okay...good thing we get to choose where we want to live!
I think Fort Worth is really nice. Downtown is starting to have an Austin feel to it lately. Dallas feels like an east coast big city. Fort Worth feels like A traditional Texas town.
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by East Coast Mustang » Mon Apr 14, 2014 8:41 am
Ft. Worth is a nice city. Waco, College Station, and Lubbock are not.
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by Big12Mustang » Mon Apr 14, 2014 10:40 am
East Coast Mustang wrote:Ft. Worth is a nice city. Waco, College Station, and Lubbock are not.
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by Big12Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:09 am
Down to Texas Tech, Aggie and BU.
SMU and TCU out. Looks like distance wasn't really an issue, considering his dad's health...
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by StallionsModelT » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:10 am
Kid still wants to play big time college football.
Back off Warchild seriously.
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by East Coast Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 1:33 pm
NCAA shouldn't approve a hardship waiver for Tech if he can play at Baylor or A&M in my opinion. Lubbock is a 5+ hour drive and not that much shorter of a plane flight than Ohio
If his true reason for transferring home is to be near his Dad, then he should go to BU or A&M. If he just wants to get out of OSU and play at Tech then he should sit a year like everyone else
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by Big12Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 1:46 pm
East Coast Mustang wrote:NCAA shouldn't approve a hardship waiver for Tech if he can play at Baylor or A&M in my opinion. Lubbock is a 5+ hour drive and not that much shorter of a plane flight than Ohio
If his true reason for transferring home is to be near his Dad, then he should go to BU or A&M. If he just wants to get out of OSU and play at Tech then he should sit a year like everyone else
If he is transferring home to be near his dad, he should go to SMU or TCU. Waco is far and so is A&M.
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by East Coast Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 2:13 pm
Big12Mustang wrote:East Coast Mustang wrote:NCAA shouldn't approve a hardship waiver for Tech if he can play at Baylor or A&M in my opinion. Lubbock is a 5+ hour drive and not that much shorter of a plane flight than Ohio
If his true reason for transferring home is to be near his Dad, then he should go to BU or A&M. If he just wants to get out of OSU and play at Tech then he should sit a year like everyone else
If he is transferring home to be near his dad, he should go to SMU or TCU. Waco is far and so is A&M.
TCU has shown zero interest in him as far as I can tell...removing my own SMU bias from the equation,I can see why he would want to be closer to home but still play big time college football
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by Big12Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 2:16 pm
East Coast Mustang wrote:Big12Mustang wrote:East Coast Mustang wrote:NCAA shouldn't approve a hardship waiver for Tech if he can play at Baylor or A&M in my opinion. Lubbock is a 5+ hour drive and not that much shorter of a plane flight than Ohio
If his true reason for transferring home is to be near his Dad, then he should go to BU or A&M. If he just wants to get out of OSU and play at Tech then he should sit a year like everyone else
If he is transferring home to be near his dad, he should go to SMU or TCU. Waco is far and so is A&M.
TCU has shown zero interest in him as far as I can tell...removing my own SMU bias from the equation,I can see why he would want to be closer to home but still play big time college football
We are a division I FBS program from a good conference, that has sent many to the NFL and plays a great schedule. BU, TCU, Aggy, Houston, Cincy, UCF...and you could argue UNT is decent. And all our games are televised in ESPN. I could argue he could play Big time football here.
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by East Coast Mustang » Wed Apr 16, 2014 2:24 pm
We average about 10-15,000 fans for home games unless we're playing a Big XII or SEC school. So you'd be wrong again.
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by PonySnob » Wed Apr 16, 2014 4:27 pm
Big12Mustang wrote:We are a division I FBS program from a good conference, that has sent many to the NFL and plays a great schedule. BU, TCU, Aggy, Houston, Cincy, UCF...and you could argue UNT is decent. And all our games are televised in ESPN. I could argue he could play Big time football here.
He might want to be on a team that actually wins some of those games against "big time" football programs..........and it's hard to call Houston, Cincy, and USF "big time". Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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