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one of the stranger websites i've ever seen

smupony94 wrote:http://www.smartestsmufan.com/

one of the stranger websites i've ever seen

Steve Jobs is dead. Just announced.

wow steve jobs died

Steve Jobs is dead

Clubs wrote:

smupony94 wrote:http://www.smartestsmufan.com/

one of the stranger websites i've ever seen

Nice a double post.

2x strange

Oh god, WNBA on ESPN2 right now. Makes me sick but 94 should be happy?

Apple afterhours stock just halted.

PonyPlayer4 wrote:Oh god, WNBA on ESPN2 right now. Makes me sick but 94 should be happy?

thank you thank you thank you.

SmooBoy wrote:Apple afterhours stock just halted.

time to short the stock

smupony94 wrote:

PonyPlayer4 wrote:Oh god, WNBA on ESPN2 right now. Makes me sick but 94 should be happy?

thank you thank you thank you.

so where's the analysis?

Reading about Tulane to Big 12

A source with direct knowledge of the Big 12's expansion plans told ESPN.com's Andy Katz that Missouri's indecision has put the expansion committee and the conference in a tough position as it waits to see how many teams it will seek to add to the conference.

The source said the five-person expansion committee expects to have a second conference call sometime within a week. The committee still doesn't know if Deaton will recuse himself since he's one of the five members of the committee with Kansas State president Kirk Schulz, the chair, as well as Oklahoma State president Burns Hargis, Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione and Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds.

The source said that the top choices remain BYU, Louisville, West Virginia and TCU, but a new school was discussed recently that hasn't been mentioned publicly: Tulane out of Conference USA. The source said the Big 12 has been contacted by a number of other schools about possible inclusion, as well.

The source said that Tulane would become a viable option for the Big 12 if it were to grab four schools to beef up the membership to 12, in a situation where BYU decides it doesn't want to leave its football independence or its new tie to the WCC in all other sports. Tulane is interesting to the Big 12 because of its location in New Orleans and in a state, Louisiana, where the Big 12 is absent, as well as the school's renewed commitment to sports and facilities after Hurricane Katrina.

that's insane