PromoTheRobot

I was under the impression you could hit .08 with one pint of a good IPA.

Yeah, I should read the rest of the forum before I post, huh?

What's Aaron Rodgers gonna do now?

I grew up in Buffalo, not Plattsburgh.

Every game will be televised. It's not just TV programming for football fans. It's another thing to bet on.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liga_de_Fútbol_Americano_Profesional

Hung 5 on the Loafs and another 5 on the Wild. What's gotten into this team?

Ty and Dirty do a podcast together. https://www.wgrz.com/article/features/buffalo-bills-player-launches-first-episode-of-podcast-wide-reciver-mafia-filming-food-eat/71-be9c138d-1778-4fc2-8862-cf02394d15f4

Or maybe because there's too much tension?

That's where a reporter's credibility comes in question. Anonymous sources are critical in reporting and many important stories were broke with anonymous sources. Then again, you can fling a lot of garbage that way. So how much do you trust the writer? Does he/she have a record of solid work or throwing bombs?

I'm not entirely sure why either. I had heard UB for got with a $100K bill for snow removal at the last game they played there. There is also a belief they want students on campus to be able to walk to games. But I don't understand why they don't play one game when students are off from school, like the season finale. As for the Pegulas, didn't they invite UB to share the be stadium and the school said no?

The NFL has a long history of ignoring or avoiding rules from rival leagues or college, only to give in and adopt them later.

The last round of conference changes showed me that UB is stuck in the MAC forever. Here you have Conference USA get gutted by two rival conferences, The AAC and Sun Belt, and rather than even consider UB they add doormats like New Mexico State and several FCS schools moving up. Neither of the AAC or Sun Belt even considered UB either. Then you have two C-USA schools offered spots in the MAC; Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee State. Both chose to stay on the sinking C-USA ship than join the MAC. Besides the obvious problems of UB like stadium and attendance, the bigger problem is Buffalo itself. Pro sports town in the north. Not a college sports market. The northeast, outside of Syracuse, is considered a college sports dead zone. So as long as UB is a D1 school it will always be a MAC school because no one else will have them.

He'd probably like that.

I hope/expect PSLs to be somewhat reasonable. If they average $2000 for 50K, that's $100MM total. A drop in the bucket but it's something. I also expect the option to pay over time, say a $200 surcharge over 10 years. I don't think it's goes to anything but stadium financing. If the above tweet is correct, PSLs would be ¼ to ⅓ of the $400MM Pegulas share. The NFL will kick in some and the rest will come from Terry. If the plan includes some retail development, (shops, restaurants, hotels) that will add some funding as well.

https://deadspin.com/boot-this-reboot-1848609325

No it wouldn't. Start at 75 yards out instead of 25. Like I posted above, in 37 FBS games that went to OT, all but 6 went beyond two rounds. That would be fine. Only 6 FBS games out of 37 went longer than 2 rounds. Most end after one.

That happens like how often? Once in a hundred games? https://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/college-gridiron-365/os-sp-college-football-overtime-0130-story.html

College OT is fair and doable. I don't get the opposition to it.

NBC Sports: Bills propose postseason overtime rules change based on time, not possessions. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/03/01/bills-propose-postseason-overtime-rules-change-based-on-time-not-possessions/

To make room for the skyline outline.

Yes.

Sadly no. As Graham quoted someone in the article, the time to work toward that was 4 years ago, not 4 months ago.