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Posted: 12/22/2012 3:59 PM
ESPN: Boise trying to control its home TV Rights
What arrogance!
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/87734 23/boise-state-trying-get-big-east-mountain-west-a llow-broncos-retain-home-tv-rights-according-sourc es
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:16 PM
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I want Boise back in the MW but not at the expense of members tv revenue. Forget that. I hope the MW doesn't bend. Even if the BE does cave and the broncos go, who would follow from the west since Boise would be keeping their home TV rights, thus lowering the deal for other conference mates.
It's one thing to want a better deal for all (restructured CBS deal the MW just did) its another to whore yourself out at the expense of your mates, I think Boise showed its true color....turd brown!
On a side note, it is entertaining to hear SUDS is content with the nBE no matter what. Crazy!
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:49 PM
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I used to have respect for them for what they have accomplished, but enough is enough. They have become the whores of div. 1 football.
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him --- better take a closer look at the American Indian." Henry Ford
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:50 PM
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The whole thing is a big money grab and I don't have a problem with Boise trying to leverage their position as best as they can.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:50 PM
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Time to tell Boise here's the deal. Take or leave it.....You don't cripple 9 for 1.
The B12 did it for UT and look what happened, BSU is no UT...
Honestly BSu should just go Indy, Hell if you read their board they are the 2nd favorite team of everybody in America.
I just don't understand why the SEC hasn't sent the invite yet....
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:56 PM
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The conference should just let them leave. I like our chances to get to a BCS bowl with the schedule we will have next year. If we let Boise keep home games, what's next, give UNLV and New Mexico the right to keep NCAA tourney money?
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Posted: 12/22/2012 4:58 PM
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I really hope that the MWC doesn't give in and give Boise their home TV rights. We could really use Boise but as many are starting to say, "Just who do they think they are?"
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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:01 PM
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I don't have a major problem with it. We got $1.2M/year/team under the restructured deal. Boise can control home rights but would still add value for its road games. Hypothetically, if we can get a hike to $1.3M-$1.4M, I don't have a problem with their receipt of $2M. Tough to deny that more eyeballs are tuned to Boise games and that's because they earned it, and we didn't.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:02 PM
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I think this story is made up.. when it states According to sources:..it is just starting garbage news for people to respond to. 
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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:08 PM
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gofresnostate wrote: What arrogance!
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/87734 23/boise-state-trying-get-big-east-mountain-west-a llow-broncos-retain-home-tv-rights-according-sourc es Since when did a fan base who doesn't even sell out a 35K seat stadium demand so much money?
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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:16 PM
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I don't have too much of a problem with Boise at least trying to get that angle with their home game rights. If we were in that position, I would expect us to do it as well. In that regard, I expected them to ask for it. I just don't think Boise is ever going to get what it wants, and Boise admin would be insane to expect to get everything they ask for.
Oddly enough, I think Boise is on the ropes as much as any program right now. The Big East is dying. It won't add western teams for a true west division because most likely all western teams it wanted, said no. That leaves the Big East out to dry, and consequently, leaves Boise out as well. Broncos may take a wait and see mentality, but that's as good as it can get. They'll have one year to see where the contract for the Big East goes. But with the changes the Big East endured, and with the basketball group leaving, the TV money is as unknown as it'll ever be. Plus, with the MWC getting this restructuring deal, there's little way Boise is in any position to make a demand.
Broncos are really asking for what they can't ask for if they're asking for Texas type of rights.

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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:40 PM
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OldFigBBJ2 wrote: I don't have a major problem with it. We got $1.2M/year/team under the restructured deal. Boise can control home rights but would still add value for its road games. Hypothetically, if we can get a hike to $1.3M-$1.4M, I don't have a problem with their receipt of $2M. Tough to deny that more eyeballs are tuned to Boise games and that's because they earned it, and we didn't. I'm not outraged by the thought of this either. But I think part of the stigma with all this is Boise State hasn't managed to win so much as an outright conference title for the last three years spanning two conferences (co-WAC title in 2010 and co-MWC title in 2012) and is expecting special treatment. That's surely going to rub the wrong way a lot of important people.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 5:46 PM
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What the hell am I missing here? The MWC told BYU F U when they tried the same thing.
Why would they let Boise get away with it?
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Posted: 12/22/2012 6:05 PM
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They can ask all they want. Boise won't get it. They won't get it with the MWC or with the BE.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 6:09 PM
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I would say yes
IF 1. They ONLY revenue they get is their home football games. Get ZERO NCAAT credit money and ZERO of the remaining football tv deal
2. If BSU football is in a tie (like the 3 way tie this year) they automatically go to the lowest bowl.
ie this year the new rule would have resulted in Fresno to Las Vegas, SDSU to SD, and BSU to Hawaii
But really this is pointless. If you give this to BSU then if anyone else steps up and becomes a top 20 program (ie Fresno) they will demand the same thing.
Personally I have in favor of a tiered system. With everyone getting x percent of tv money and schools earning "bonuses" based on performance (ie winning the conference in various sports, being ranked in football, ranked in mens basketball, winning NCAAT games, making a BCS bowl, ect).
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Posted: 12/22/2012 6:50 PM
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+1
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Posted: 12/22/2012 7:00 PM
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Boise is a program on thats already peaked and is beginning a decline. Theyre overrated this year and their coach will leave for Oregon by next season. I say let them go off and run the Big Least, a conference in decline. Let them ride off into the sunset of obscurity with their Tonto, SUDS. Worst thing we can do is get caught up in their BS greed. The MWC may somehow snag them now by bending over for them, but Boise will always be looking for the out. Not worth it.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 7:20 PM
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godogsgo wrote: Boise is a program on thats already peaked and is beginning a decline. Theyre overrated this year and their coach will leave for Oregon by next season. I say let them go off and run the Big Least, a conference in decline. Let them ride off into the sunset of obscurity with their Tonto, SUDS. Worst thing we can do is get caught up in their BS greed. The MWC may somehow snag them now by bending over for them, but Boise will always be looking for the out. Not worth it. +1m
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Posted: 12/22/2012 7:44 PM
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Why are we mad at them, for wanting whats best for them? I don't blame them at all. Should the backup dancer get paid as much as the lead singer? Nope.
Plus, even if they negotiate a zillion dollar contract for themselves, if it helps up make ourselves a few extra bucks I'd call it a win-win.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 8:02 PM
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I'd like to put it this way...
Boise won't survive going independent...
That tells you all you need to know about how much leverage they have with negotiating exclusive rights to their games on TV.
They're not Texas. They have all the reasons to ask. They don't have any reason to demand.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 8:05 PM
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portlandog wrote: Why are we mad at them, for wanting whats best for them? I don't blame them at all. Should the backup dancer get paid as much as the lead singer? Nope.
Plus, even if they negotiate a zillion dollar contract for themselves, if it helps up make ourselves a few extra bucks I'd call it a win-win. That is how I see it. You have to worry about what you get out of the deal and not what someone else gets. If you get less than you had then you got a legitimate gripe, but if you get more because of the other guy getting more, then what is the fuss? Boise had a rebuilding year after losing so many players last season and only behind Alabama as to the number who went in the NFL. Despite this, Boise finished the season 11-2 with their win over PAC-12 Washington in their Bowl game. Boise has had 3 strong recruiting classes and I see Boise still being the dominate "Group-5" team. This means you want to be in the same conference as Boise because the conference with Boise has a high probability for having the highest ranked team which gets the automatic-bid for the money game. It does somewhere down the line get down to, "Who won the game"?The team in the "Group-5" conferences I see being a future real challenge to Boise is Fresno State. Fresno State wants to be in the same conference as Boise because if Fresno defeats Boise then there is no doubt. Otherwise, there will be a question as to who is ranked higher; Fresno or Boise? Boise may be ranked higher than Fresno and get the auto-bid, but had Fresno played Boise, Fresno may had won and it would be Fresno with the auto-bid instead of being left-out of the Big Money Bowl.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 10:16 PM
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Why are you all keeping tabs on the Broncos. It's like keeping tabs on the Kardashians.
Just drama queens in cleats.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 10:25 PM
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Fangdog wrote:
portlandog wrote: Why are we mad at them, for wanting whats best for them? I don't blame them at all. Should the backup dancer get paid as much as the lead singer? Nope.
Plus, even if they negotiate a zillion dollar contract for themselves, if it helps up make ourselves a few extra bucks I'd call it a win-win. That is how I see it.
You have to worry about what you get out of the deal and not what someone else gets. If you get less than you had then you got a legitimate gripe, but if you get more because of the other guy getting more, then what is the fuss?
Boise had a rebuilding year after losing so many players last season and only behind Alabama as to the number who went in the NFL. Despite this, Boise finished the season 11-2 with their win over PAC-12 Washington in their Bowl game.
Boise has had 3 strong recruiting classes and I see Boise still being the dominate "Group-5" team. This means you want to be in the same conference as Boise because the conference with Boise has a high probability for having the highest ranked team which gets the automatic-bid for the money game. It does somewhere down the line get down to, "Who won the game"?
The team in the "Group-5" conferences I see being a future real challenge to Boise is Fresno State. Fresno State wants to be in the same conference as Boise because if Fresno defeats Boise then there is no doubt. Otherwise, there will be a question as to who is ranked higher; Fresno or Boise? Boise may be ranked higher than Fresno and get the auto-bid, but had Fresno played Boise, Fresno may had won and it would be Fresno with the auto-bid instead of being left-out of the Big Money Bowl. Boise isnt going to the nbe, it doesnt make sense anymore. If ctd sticks around, I see us catching boise real soon... If boise is in the mwc next year, I think fresno beats them at home...
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Posted: 12/22/2012 10:52 PM
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The MWC needs to put a date in writing. Rejoin by this date......or offer is off the table. The big east days are limited, so I say put the pressure back on them.
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Posted: 12/22/2012 11:57 PM
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Not just beat them, but blow them out at Bulldog Stadium... However, it makes sense for Boise to be in the Big East next year. That conference still has an autobid into a BCS bowl for 2013, and with nearly every good football team exiting, that's Boise's league to lose. It makes logical sense for them, if their exit clause is really that good, to stick around for at least next year. firetown1 wrote:
Fangdog wrote:
portlandog wrote: Why are we mad at them, for wanting whats best for them? I don't blame them at all. Should the backup dancer get paid as much as the lead singer? Nope.
Plus, even if they negotiate a zillion dollar contract for themselves, if it helps up make ourselves a few extra bucks I'd call it a win-win. That is how I see it.
You have to worry about what you get out of the deal and not what someone else gets. If you get less than you had then you got a legitimate gripe, but if you get more because of the other guy getting more, then what is the fuss?
Boise had a rebuilding year after losing so many players last season and only behind Alabama as to the number who went in the NFL. Despite this, Boise finished the season 11-2 with their win over PAC-12 Washington in their Bowl game.
Boise has had 3 strong recruiting classes and I see Boise still being the dominate "Group-5" team. This means you want to be in the same conference as Boise because the conference with Boise has a high probability for having the highest ranked team which gets the automatic-bid for the money game. It does somewhere down the line get down to, "Who won the game"?
The team in the "Group-5" conferences I see being a future real challenge to Boise is Fresno State. Fresno State wants to be in the same conference as Boise because if Fresno defeats Boise then there is no doubt. Otherwise, there will be a question as to who is ranked higher; Fresno or Boise? Boise may be ranked higher than Fresno and get the auto-bid, but had Fresno played Boise, Fresno may had won and it would be Fresno with the auto-bid instead of being left-out of the Big Money Bowl. Boise isnt going to the nbe, it doesnt make sense anymore. If ctd sticks around, I see us catching boise real soon... If boise is in the mwc next year, I think fresno beats them at home...

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Posted: 12/23/2012 12:05 AM
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phelps1 wrote: The MWC needs to put a date in writing. Rejoin by this date......or offer is off the table. The big east days are limited, so I say put the pressure back on them. There is sort of a date already, Boise must decide soon because scheduling conflicts will occur if this is held out too long.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 2:48 AM
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godogsgo wrote: Boise is a program on thats already peaked and is beginning a decline. Theyre overrated this year and their coach will leave for Oregon by next season. I say let them go off and run the Big Least, a conference in decline. Let them ride off into the sunset of obscurity with their Tonto, SUDS. Worst thing we can do is get caught up in their BS greed. The MWC may somehow snag them now by bending over for them, but Boise will always be looking for the out. Not worth it. Are you kidding me??? They lost more talent to than every team in the country, minus Alabama, and managed to win 11 games and will finish in the top 15... They return a ton of talent from this very Junior heavy team and will once again be the favorite to break into a BCS game. Your envy is blinding your view of reality... For God sakes, this was a down year and they won 11 games.... Sorry sir, no decline in their near future.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 2:59 AM
Time for Kustra to sh!t or get off the pot.
I'd love to know the terms of Boise's Big East exit clause, because if the clause has any teeth and if Boise's argument to avoid it is frustration of purpose (basically: that the Big East is no longer the league Boise bought into, due to defections of football and basketball schools), Boise damages its case by staying in the Big East for 2013. If the exit clause has any teeth at all, Boise can't accept the benefit of a weak football conference in cruising to an AQ in 2013, and then claim the burden of a weak football conference as a reason to leave penalty-free in 2014. It's inconsistent. Depending upon the terms of the exit clause, it may be that Kustra has to make a decision long before claiming an easy cakewalk to an AQ berth, if penalties are to be avoided. EDIT: I do realize that your post assumes the exit clause is more favorable to Boise. arx162218 wrote: it makes sense for Boise to be in the Big East next year. That conference still has an autobid into a BCS bowl for 2013, and with nearly every good football team exiting, that's Boise's league to lose. It makes logical sense for them, if their exit clause is really that good, to stick around for at least next year.

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Posted: 12/23/2012 5:24 AM
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The only way Boise administration can drag it out as long as they want on making a decision to stick with their Big East move or not, is simply that their exit clause is either completely string-free now after all the attrition and changes and differences to the earlier projected estimates of revenue possibility or that they feel the penalty they incur after staying in the new league for a year is something the program can absorb cost-wise. Otherwise, like you said, if the Big East legal team can come back and argue that Boise benefited from a year in the league and thus their exit clause, however favorable it is, is now without merit because of financial gains they got from the year in the league, Boise has no choice but to decide before schedules come out for both conferences whether they're sticking with their move, come hell or high water. If Boise's stalling all this time just to see if either the MWC or Big East would cave into TV rights, that may really backfire on them, and rather viciously too, especially if neither conferences do it, and Boise finds out their market value without a conference is nearly nonexistent. Otherwise, if their value was as high as some of their fans think, they would've gone independent by now. Kustra is insane if he thinks he can command what Texas has. Everything right now, between Boise, the MWC and the Big East is in a fine thread balance, almost literally. Either two of them can hang the other one left out to dry... Either it's 1) Boise is waiting on the Big East TV contract to come through first before making a decision to leave or not, 2) Boise is trying to negotiate different TV rights with the MWC and just haven't done so yet or is stalling for a cave-in, 3) Boise is trying to get a guarantee of similar TV rights it's asking of the MWC, from the Big East, in return for sticking with the Big East move, or 4) Boise will take the 1 year in the Big East, take the penalties if any after the 2013 year finishes, and planned all along to get back into the MWC... It's the only explanations I can come up with, especially since SUDS seems to be left completely out of any equation in any of these scenarios. There's no way Boise is also negotiating for SUDS, so you really have to wonder what would happen if Boise decides to come back, if the MWC has already made it aware that they're going to 12, 13 or 16 teams, or expanding to get two divisions and a CG game. You have to figure where Boise goes, SUDS will crawl with them. This feels too much like a game of chicken... OldFigBBJ2 wrote: I'd love to know the terms of Boise's Big East exit clause, because if the clause has any teeth and if Boise's argument to avoid it is frustration of purpose (basically: that the Big East is no longer the league Boise bought into, due to defections of football and basketball schools), Boise damages its case by staying in the Big East for 2013.
If the exit clause has any teeth at all, Boise can't accept the benefit of a weak football conference in cruising to an AQ in 2013, and then claim the burden of a weak football conference as a reason to leave penalty-free in 2014. It's inconsistent. Depending upon the terms of the exit clause, it may be that Kustra has to make a decision long before claiming an easy cakewalk to an AQ berth, if penalties are to be avoided.
EDIT: I do realize that your post assumes the exit clause is more favorable to Boise.
arx162218 wrote: it makes sense for Boise to be in the Big East next year. That conference still has an autobid into a BCS bowl for 2013, and with nearly every good football team exiting, that's Boise's league to lose. It makes logical sense for them, if their exit clause is really that good, to stick around for at least next year.

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Posted: 12/23/2012 9:51 AM
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Good, then the MWC needs to hold strong and not bend over for broncos. Give them some rights to their own games, that's what they want to most of all. Their brand is not what they think it is IMO.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 10:25 AM
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in the words of a fellow BBer, phuck Boise. Sick of them and their bush blue field.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 10:47 AM
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I would really like to see Boise in the MWC. However, they need to fall in line or stay in the BE. MWC needs to stay firm and not give in. You should hear them at their board. They keep saying that they will be going backwards if they stay in MW. I guess they were in the PAC when they made those BCS games, no wait, they were in the MW or was it WAC?  They can't fill thier 35K seat stadium, yet they are a national brand?
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Posted: 12/23/2012 11:14 AM
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There are some threads on the MWC board that this home tv rights news is coming from Aresco and nBE and not from the West. Seems like Aresco is so desperate now that he is trying to devalue BSU so the MWC won't take them.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 11:31 AM
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calimyrna wrote: I would really like to see Boise in the MWC. However, they need to fall in line or stay in the BE. MWC needs to stay firm and not give in. You should hear them at their board. They keep saying that they will be going backwards if they stay in MW. I guess they were in the PAC when they made those BCS games, no wait, they were in the MW or was it WAC? They can't fill thier 35K seat stadium, yet they are a national brand? Boise became a low rent "national brand" with their dramatic 2006 Fiesta Bowl win over OU. They peaked the week before the BCS crushing loss to UNR in 2011. They materially declined in reputation in 2012 and no longer have the talent they enjoyed in the KM era. Boise had better be very careful with their negotiations. Their brand never was anywhere near an Alabama, LSU, Texas or similar major team. They are dangerously close to "overplaying their equity." I found it interesting that ESPN/ABC sent Herbie and BM to call the game; a much more prestigious broadcasting team that the LV Bowl would typically command. Listening to Herbie/BM closely and reading between the lines of various comments, they also know that the Boise "rep" has faded from past heights. Still very respectable, but nowhere near the Top 10 teams of the KM era. Boise had better be careful and find a home soon. On a side note I was shopping at Whole Foods in Fresno y'day. Saw some dude with his wife proudly sporting his Donk Gear. broncodud?
Restore pride in Bulldog Defense!
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Posted: 12/23/2012 12:13 PM
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559notown wrote:
godogsgo wrote: Boise is a program on thats already peaked and is beginning a decline. Theyre overrated this year and their coach will leave for Oregon by next season. I say let them go off and run the Big Least, a conference in decline. Let them ride off into the sunset of obscurity with their Tonto, SUDS. Worst thing we can do is get caught up in their BS greed. The MWC may somehow snag them now by bending over for them, but Boise will always be looking for the out. Not worth it. Are you kidding me??? They lost more talent to than every team in the country, minus Alabama, and managed to win 11 games and will finish in the top 15... They return a ton of talent from this very Junior heavy team and will once again be the favorite to break into a BCS game. Your envy is blinding your view of reality... For God sakes, this was a down year and they won 11 games.... Sorry sir, no decline in their near future. I have to agree. Boise State won 11 games. If there's a seven or eight-win season on the horizon, I might be more prone to claiming that's a program in decline. Now, it just looks like false hope. That said, reading the arrogance on the Boise State board is sickening. We had so many chances over the past decade to make a statement and beat those guys and came up embarrassingly short. Fortunately, this new coaching staff looks like it has a clue on how to break through more than once in a decade. If you want a Boise State decline, start beating Boise State. And Washington was the latest opportunity to do that and couldn't get it done.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 1:03 PM
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Sparatore wrote: I used to have respect for them for what they have accomplished, but enough is enough. They have become the whores of div. 1 football. Glad you guys feel this way too. Boise can go to the Big East, good riddance. SDSU burned a bridge when they left the MWC, no way Thompson allows those jerks back in. SDSU has had one good season in the last 20, what makes them think they're so special?
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Posted: 12/23/2012 1:08 PM
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KamaainaUH wrote:
Sparatore wrote: I used to have respect for them for what they have accomplished, but enough is enough. They have become the whores of div. 1 football. Glad you guys feel this way too. Boise can go to the Big East, good riddance. SDSU burned a bridge when they left the MWC, no way Thompson allows those jerks back in. SDSU has had one good season in the last 20, what makes them think they're so special? Guess wich one is STDU.... 
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Posted: 12/23/2012 1:29 PM
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I think it would be fitting if the MWC told Boise State no to its demands and then turn around and give BYU everything Boise State is demanding!
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Posted: 12/23/2012 1:49 PM
RE: ESPN: Boise trying to control its home TV Rights
--------------------------------------------- --- 559notown wrote: godogsgo wrote: Boise is a program on thats already peaked and is beginning a decline. Theyre overrated this year and their coach will leave for Oregon by next season. I say let them go off and run the Big Least, a conference in decline. Let them ride off into the sunset of obscurity with their Tonto, SUDS. Worst thing we can do is get caught up in their BS greed. The MWC may somehow snag them now by bending over for them, but Boise will always be looking for the out. Not worth it. Are you kidding me??? They lost more talent to than every team in the country, minus Alabama, and managed to win 11 games and will finish in the top 15... They return a ton of talent from this very Junior heavy team and will once again be the favorite to break into a BCS game. Your envy is blinding your view of reality... For God sakes, this was a down year and they won 11 games.... Sorry sir, no decline in their near future. --------------------------------------------- No envy...but i do think theyre nowhere near where their fans think they are. And theyve lost talent before and reloaded much easier than this year. And their diety Petersen will be gone. So, i hold to my comments, while you chase their coattails.
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Posted: 12/23/2012 2:15 PM
RE: ESPN: Boise trying to control its home TV Rights
Sure...been hearing that for over decade (i.e. "we'll beat them next year") yet they kick Fresno State's *** year after year. So, yeah, I guess it's now a safe boast to say "if only we were going to play them next year, we would win." Boise State has five consecutive 11-win seasons and five straight years of finishing the season ranked in the top 20. Fresno State's program sill has quite a way to go before it is in the same long-term class of Boise State (special thanks to Pat Hill for slowing that process down by several years).
Last edited 12/23/2012 2:17 PM by KernCountyDog
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