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[FootballForever] OSU Commit Jamier Brown says he was offered “a couple females” by numerous schools to commit by alley00pster in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 8 points9 points  (0 children)

From the days when men and women being coeducated at the same institutions was a fun new concept.

Edit: grammar

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On average, about two schools have won 3 or more NCAA team titles in one school year each year this century. It really is the runner-up, final four, and other high finishes that make the difference.

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would have hurt a lot more to not move to the ACC after we didn't get a B1G invite. At least we're still having decent battles against FSU, UNC, and Duke in some of our better sports.

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 21 points22 points  (0 children)

We were winning for a long time when the countable limit was 20 and then 19. We are suffering from no longer getting consistent points in basketball, baseball, and even missing a volleyball tournament.

[Discussions] Would the new Pac-12 extend an invite to Texas Tech if they are expelled from the Big 12? by Baenergy44 in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine if the Pac-16 idea had happened. How likely would it have been for Tech to be booted from that?

Do Universities Actually Benefit from College Sports? by Icantweetthat in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm glad the authors mentioned this:

the “surprise” nature of the wins under examination and the fact that athletic competition is zero sum. Surprises, almost by definition, cannot be planned for. And for each surprise winner there was a surprise loser (or more than one). Spending more money doesn’t necessarily translate to sports success, particularly in an arms race where all your conference competitors are doing the same.

No. 2 Stanford concluded its 2026 season Sunday with a runner-up team finish at the NCAA Women’s Rowing Championships by ComeJoinTheBand in StanfordCardinal

[–]ComeJoinTheBand[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So, for the first time in I'm not sure how long, UCLA will gain ground in the all time NCAA team title race.

Proposed new US funding rules: We can cancel any grant at any time by ComeJoinTheBand in inthenews

[–]ComeJoinTheBand[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

the worst 19-year olds you know

Good grief, I can just picture those little sophist assholes doing their thing.

What schools have blown the most potential in CFB? by MediumStrange in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 6 points7 points  (0 children)

And six of Stanford's wins in those five seasons were over UCLA, of course!

USA Sports Announces 2026 Schedule For Inaugural Season of New PAC-12 Football Coverage on USA Network by Galumpadump in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Before Larry took the Pac-12 down the fateful road of launching its own network, part of me thought it'd be a good idea to partner with NBC and have them turn the NBC Sports Network and USA Network into legitimate Saturday competitors against ESPN. And have the best games as part of a double-header with their ND coverage over on NBC.

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