Johnny One Note. Your personal opinion establishes nothing. I have the experience; you don't. The Japanese Current makes the climate on the West Coast very mild. I've had a home in Oregon for 17 years so I know the difference. You just like to throw shit like some monkey at the zoo. I have been in business for a loooong time in that part of the country and the weather is more harsh. "Largely complete", you say. LMAO As in not finished. Adios, Johnny. Good luck in that wind chill that starts dipping in October.
Oklahoma State has had more than its share of tragedy. But Fate always seems to test the good people more than the bad people. I'm not saying the travel by itself will mess up anyone. What will get them occasionally is a long layover because of weather or equipment problems + the time change + the inevitable frigid game conditions that will all conspire to be more than a football team can handle that is used to being rested and playing/practicing in nice weather. It's going to happen and when it does the sports world is going to be all up in arms about if a (for example) top 5 USC team losing a game to a weaker team because of the playing conditions should drastically affect their playoff chances. It's life. Things happen. The sports that are played indoors won't have as many potential problems. You're an Okie so you understand the difference between the nasty cold rainy weather during late fall on the West Coast and the hellish wind chill that is common in NW Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle up into the Midwest. It's just a whole different thing. I've got friends who have moved from Oregon and Washington to that part of the country and they ask me WTH is with this weather?
We will have a lot more data points for "west teams traveling east" and vice versa, that's for sure.
You just described a blue norther.Oklahoma State has had more than its share of tragedy. But Fate always seems to test the good people more than the bad people. I'm not saying the travel by itself will mess up anyone. What will get them occasionally is a long layover because of weather or equipment problems + the time change + the inevitable frigid game conditions that will all conspire to be more than a football team can handle that is used to being rested and playing/practicing in nice weather. It's going to happen and when it does the sports world is going to be all up in arms about if a (for example) top 5 USC team losing a game to a weaker team because of the playing conditions should drastically affect their playoff chances. It's life. Things happen. The sports that are played indoors won't have as many potential problems. You're an Okie so you understand the difference between the nasty cold rainy weather during late fall on the West Coast and the hellish wind chill that is common in NW Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle up into the Midwest. It's just a whole different thing. I've got friends who have moved from Oregon and Washington to that part of the country and they ask me WTH is with this weather?
you don't know what you are talking about
OK, you're proved you're either a moron or about 15 years old. WGAF about Muleshoe leaving now? It's water over the dam. We're going to be better off in the long run without him and it will start this season when Oklahoma has a better season than the (ribbed) Trojans. Hide and watch. The soft candy ass dudes on the West Coast will be whimpering about how they want their schedules loaded with home games at the end of the season. It might be tempting for some B1G teams to go along with that because the playing conditions in California are a LOT better than the typical Saturday afternoon in the Midwest starting in late October but the smart AD's will resist that and insist on playing a "normal" schedule that sometimes forces a team to play in the snow or sleet or just cold as heck conditions. You USC honks act like that could never happen to you. LMAO
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Baghdad George says he expects the other members of the PAC to sign a GOR of up to 6 years:
PAC-12 Commissioner Continues To Live In A Land Of Delusion
George Kliavkoff appears truly convinced the PAC-12 isn't falling apart.
Guess that means the Big 12 will announce the addition of at least 4 schools this week.
No matter what anyone says or tries to explain you always fall back on your cut-and-paste retorts when you can't/won't refute the facts. Oh well.
I always think that's a funny argument. "But what about the distance!!!!!"
Baghdad George says he expects the other members of the PAC to sign a GOR of up to 6 years:
PAC-12 Commissioner Continues To Live In A Land Of Delusion
George Kliavkoff appears truly convinced the PAC-12 isn't falling apart.
Guess that means the Big 12 will announce the addition of at least 4 schools this week.
All I will say on that issue is if Riley doesn’t change his “we’ll just outscore them” and recruits 15 offensive playmakers to 1 LB recruit yearly in a few years you will have the same feelings about the guy alot if OU fans have. It’s really my only beef with the guy as OU had the filet mignon offenses to win a natty but sadly a chicken nugget defense.
