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It's a balmy 51 degrees in downtown Bakersfield tonight and 36 minutes before tip off I count 10 SDSU fans and 14 CSUB fans in attendance.
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Message for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony Fiegen -
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Make sure the SDSU fans in attendance give our boys a home court advantage then!!Originally posted by SkippyJack View PostSDSU...Passionate, Relentless, Champions.Comment
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25 minutes to tip off and the SDSU fan numbers have swelled to 20. CSUB fans still in the minorityMessage for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony FiegenComment
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Message for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony FiegenComment
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My view right nowMessage for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony FiegenComment
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If both schools are blue and yellow colors how can you tell which fans are which?Originally posted by SkippyJack View Post"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.Comment
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15 minutes to tip and there is less than 100 spectators here. Hard to tell allegiances with both schools in blue and gold but I'm confident we are at least equally representedMessage for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony FiegenComment
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I'm pretty sure anyone with a SDSU logo or a Jackrabbit is ours. Plus most of us are sitting behind our bench :POriginally posted by goon View PostMessage for the youth: “Set your goals high and work for them, because if you set your goals where they should be, it’s going to require a lot of hard work. And even if you don’t achieve them, it shows longevity, and it shows commitment. And those are both things you need for the rest of your life,” Tony FiegenComment
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SkippyJack: We have Tyler M's pre-game show on WNAX. It sounds pretty quiet in the background. Can you and a couple buddy scream real loudly and we'll listen and tell you if we heard you on the radio! (This is something like time-travel.)Comment
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How about the State Cadence?Comment
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Good answer. Well I didn't know if that was the case or how spread out people were.Originally posted by SkippyJack View Post"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.Comment
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Further proof that UMKC belongs in the WACOriginally posted by SkippyJack View PostComment
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shouldn't be a problem getting out of the parking lot after the game.Originally posted by SkippyJack View PostComment
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