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Re: Denver as a Big East member?

Postby cujaysfan » Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:43 pm

DU adds the denver market about as much as loyola will add the chicago market for the MVC.
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Postby MUSeashells&Balloons » Tue Jun 04, 2013 2:08 am

MixingBowlSpider wrote:
MUSeashells&Balloons wrote: and honestly I am contempt with it just being added


<cough> <cough>

<in a whisper>Pssst. Contempt or content? You need to "persevere" in your spelling or "preserve" your meaning.</in a whisper>


Apologies one of the major downsides of being dyslexic. Not sure theres an upside though.
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Re: Denver as a Big East member?

Postby BillEsq » Tue Jun 04, 2013 9:26 am

MUSeashells&Balloons wrote:I only have to say that they have taken the similar efforts to the ones Butler did around 2006 when it was a team that didn't regularly make the NCAA tournament at that point in time to a team that hired the right coach built facilities and advanced to become the promoted and moved itself up in conferences. I honestly believe Denver is on this track. I don't think we would have added Butler 4 years ago and I similarly don't believe Denver is a solid add yet. But an add that will be solid in 5 years.

Sorry Denver is to me like what Bellarmine is to Billesq. Its not the primary reason why I am here but it is a school I care about and honestly I am content with it just being added as our anchor lacrosse program, but of course being only human I would like more.



As much as i disagree with the Denver the next Butler comments i completely understand honest (and at times delusional loyalties, i'm also a cubs fan) There is no better reason to support a school or a sports team than for personal reasons and as much as i might disagree i will always respect a persons home team :!:
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Re: Denver as a Big East member?

Postby MixingBowlSpider » Tue Jun 04, 2013 3:56 pm

MUSeashells&Balloons wrote:Apologies one of the major downsides of being dyslexic. Not sure theres an upside though.


No worries. I was just being silly.
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Re: Denver as a Big East member?

Postby MUSeashells&Balloons » Tue Jun 04, 2013 10:36 pm

MixingBowlSpider wrote:
MUSeashells&Balloons wrote:Apologies one of the major downsides of being dyslexic. Not sure theres an upside though.


No worries. I was just being silly.


Well, I appreciate the silliness. :lol:
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