Christopher Walker

You're looking for Martin Freeman.

I don't see how any of what Roger said in this two-tweet exchange that will "cost" him anything.

Dude, how do you find the time and energy to ramble through these novelettes?

If you look through his photos from Twitter, he has posted a legal memo form his attorney and a press release from his complicated Kansas U "scandal". It really shows how crass and callous the KU administration and Charlie Weis was in the whole ordeal; so glad he was able to get outta there and eventually to the open arms of UNT.

This was the only place I could think to put this since others whined about my Kingsbury/Tech post. Though Colorado had an abhorrent season and aftermath, this video is stunningly beautiful and is just.....wow. http://vimeo.com/55472286

Holy cow that is good. And +1s all around.

At one point toward the end of the first half, I looked up what the lowest scoring college basketball game ever was; I was worried we may be in contention for such a title. For the record: 1973 | Tennessee 11 - Temple 6

We (all 12 of us in the Student Section) had more fun with that SEL assistant freaking out on us and the lady with the cowbell than we did watching this game.

Many on the board may disagree with me, but I think for the future longevity of college sports viewership and fan retention, streamed games like on ESPN3 is the future. I have directed the live streams from the College of Music for the last couple of years. We've been strongly bolstered and made legitimate to the College by an NEA study that found that live streaming of arts entertainment was remarked favorably by viewers as highly encouraging them to go and attend concerts live at their next opportunity to do so. I am under te opinion that the same holds true for sports entertainment as well. I further think that universities should wise up and accept that though significantly cheaper, the wide coverage (or potential when blackouts aren't involved) of online streaming is much better for them than their one hope of an ESPN2 game. Significant investments should be put towards streaming to make their broadcasts of better quality and I think the rewards will be seen in the easily attainable viewing data that is captured in this medium. Much more easily attainable than tv broadcast, for sure. Finally, a buy into streaming will help avoid the high-stakes drama that TV deals have on universities, conferences, and all the fans that go with them. If the last fee years are any indication, the future of media consumption exists online and ADs should wise up to such.

Who steals from the Golden Triangle Mall???

Well excuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8741465/kliff-kingsbury-hired-texas-tech-red-raiders-coachhttp://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8741465/kliff-kingsbury-hired-texas-tech-red-raiders-coach Okay, I don't know about the prodigal son bit, but still. Kinda wished he stayed at A&M and developed Manziel for four full years and possibly ran the table as championship contenders. That would've been cool.

Scout count is now up to 50.... jeebus.

And we have the guy literally ranked one behind Johnny Manziel from high school play in contention for our starting spot next year. That's cool.

Eh......

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I remember this...

But looking further..... how did NIU have such the awesome year yet report.... a -17% decrease in overall attendance?? Wins...... aren't everything?

Per an article that tells the tale of "dwindling" (little bit of exaggeration there) attendance figures across FBS and notably the BCS contenders, look at how we fare... http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/12/college_football_regular-seaso.html#incart_flyout_sports We're among the 51 schools that showed forward progress in increased home attendance, albeit labeled as a "minor increase" over the year before. I don't care. Considering where our overall attendance places us on that list, even a minor increase looks really good.

Via the Reddits.... http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/football/ncaa/04/16/harder.editorial/index.html?mobile=n Oh the awkwardness if she was still employed by WKU. Lucky for her, she's really smart and has been Director of Social Media at Notre Dame since July.

Looked at Benford the wrong way upon first meeting him.

It was awesome in person.

So.....does anyone know what came from talks at all today?

Suit guys....

Poor Coach Herman Cain.