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[Nidaros]

Re: 2018 Summit League Tournament

A lot of wisdom in Cowbell's first sentence. I'd offer an amendment to the second and third sentences based on the following: I've given up trying to visit that message board. There are just a few regular posters, five or six, maybe seven, who continually display an irrational hatred of SDSU. I concluded, based on my experience at USD and the USD grads I know, that there is a good chance some of those four to seven nutcases are not USD grads. They may be USD fans but they cannot possibly have a degree from that school. In my three years at USD (granted, that's getting to be a long time ago), I did not meet one personality like those four to seven nuts. If one ventures down to read that board, keep in mind that you are not reading much posted by some good people who are fans of their team. So, I suggest it may be more accurate to state that those few posters who are clearly tipped over about SDSU share a mutual hatred and they should thank us for having something to write about.

BACK TO COWBELL'S FIRST SENTENCE: WHO CARES WHAT THE FEW PEOPLE ON THE USD FAN BOARD THINK? The question is rhetorical. I think SDSU fans who visit that board do so out of mostly curiosity and a little bit of trying to learn something new about a conference mate -- but, going there reminds me of the experience of driving on the freeways in Los Angeles: There are some wrecks and a lot of drivers slow down and gawk with a morbid fascination. That's what it's like reading some that dumb stuff: morbid fascination; gawking at accidents. It's a rare day when anything written on that board affecting SDSU, is worth repeating and dragging over to this board.

Most USD alums like to kid or joke about the rivalry, but some over there display downright hatred. They just might not be USD alums as you stated. The one moderator is the instigator most of the time and its what you can get away with on a message board pretty dictates what quality and substance of each post. I know what we can do here, follow the rules and keep it civil. So USD board is a read only for me and yes I like to gawk at accidents and count my blessings that the accident does not involve me.

[mitchellrabbit]

Re: 2018 Summit League Tournament

Good advice Jackjd. I have got caught up in their BS and lies(rumors/reliable source). Im done posting. They still have Their buddy Lakes posting so they wont miss me

[JackJD]

Re: 2018 Summit League Tournament

Who cares what the few people on the USD fan board think? The only thing they have going is their mutual hate of SDSU. They ought to thank us for having something to talk about.

A lot of wisdom in Cowbell's first sentence. I'd offer an amendment to the second and third sentences based on the following: I've given up trying to visit that message board. There are just a few regular posters, five or six, maybe seven, who continually display an irrational hatred of SDSU. I concluded, based on my experience at USD and the USD grads I know, that there is a good chance some of those four to seven nutcases are not USD grads. They may be USD fans but they cannot possibly have a degree from that school. In my three years at USD (granted, that's getting to be a long time ago), I did not meet one personality like those four to seven nuts. If one ventures down to read that board, keep in mind that you are not reading much posted by some good people who are fans of their team. So, I suggest it may be more accurate to state that those few posters who are clearly tipped over about SDSU share a mutual hatred and they should thank us for having something to write about.

BACK TO COWBELL'S FIRST SENTENCE: WHO CARES WHAT THE FEW PEOPLE ON THE USD FAN BOARD THINK? The question is rhetorical. I think SDSU fans who visit that board do so out of mostly curiosity and a little bit of trying to learn something new about a conference mate -- but, going there reminds me of the experience of driving on the freeways in Los Angeles: There are some wrecks and a lot of drivers slow down and gawk with a morbid fascination. That's what it's like reading some that dumb stuff: morbid fascination; gawking at accidents. It's a rare day when anything written on that board affecting SDSU, is worth repeating and dragging over to this board.

[thumper_76]

Re: 2018 Summit League Tournament

I cant make a two year commitment either but I am not going to be jealous of those that can or those that do. I live far enough away and with the business I'm in I cant take a 3 day vacation that time of year. If I want tickets, I would buy them as I need them.

I would love to know the dollar amounts that are generated by the SLT and if that money is returned to the teams participating.

This is an interesting question. I’m curious if the bids are just the dollar amount to the Summit League or if it’s a combination of dolllars and a percent of the ticket revenue, similar to the NCAA playoffs. I tend to think that it’s just the dollar amount of the bid due to prior tournament attendance before Sioux Falls, but that’s just a guess.


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[Sodakbull]

Re: 2018 Summit League Tournament

Some of the people would want first swing on individual games center court! Also, I will pay you when game day is here. I do not want those other tickets, would you take them back? The price has gone up too much for me to make a 2 year commitment, but I would take some of those $250 concert tickets. Would I have to sit next to those people in blue, they yell too much.

I cant make a two year commitment either but I am not going to be jealous of those that can or those that do. I live far enough away and with the business I'm in I cant take a 3 day vacation that time of year. If I want tickets, I would buy them as I need them.

I would love to know the dollar amounts that are generated by the SLT and if that money is returned to the teams participating.

[Cowbell]

Who cares what the few people on the USD fan board think? The only thing they have going is their mutual hate of SDSU. They ought to thank us for having something to talk about.