If they do knock off Auburn on the Plains, I would bet they don’t print up any “No Fluke / Butt Kickin’” t-shirts until after their divisional showdown in Boca Raton for the chance at another CUSA title.I think WKU over Auburn is definitely a possibility!
$5, no kidding. I wouldn't cut my grass in that thing. We all know Miami had no business being ranked. Come on, they lost to Texas A&M and we see how awful they are.If they do knock off Auburn on the Plains, I would bet they don’t print up any “No Fluke / Butt Kickin’” t-shirts until after their divisional showdown in Boca Raton for the chance at another CUSA title.
Meanwhile, these are still available at Textbook Brokers on Greenland for a reduced price of $5 just in time for Christmas!!! 😂
If they do knock off Auburn on the Plains, I would bet they don’t print up any “No Fluke / Butt Kickin’” t-shirts until after their divisional showdown in Boca Raton for the chance at another CUSA title.
Meanwhile, these are still available at Textbook Brokers on Greenland for a reduced price of $5 just in time for Christmas!
I said that I won't spend another dime on campus until the stooges are gone. But, a nickel? hmmNot sure if I would buy that thing for .05c
Doubt it, but I don't know for sure... I'm only thinking of Middle...Which begs the question….Are similar shirts available at UTSA, UAB and WKU?? 😂
Hell, just claim one... Was good enough for UCF, somewhat... lolIt would nice if they were able to print a conference championship t-shirt but we all know that's not happening under this regime.
Yep. Our admins have already shown they have no problem reporting bogus attendance numbers.Hell, just claim one... Was good enough for UCF, somewhat... lol
Which honestly is ridiculous with them being e-tickets now. Idk how they fudge those numbers except like said above, count those 4 BRAA tickets that went out. "Oh, yeah, those people were all here!"One thing we've learned in recent years, solid numbers are never final, instead of immediate counts, it may takes days, weeks, or even months to come up with acceptable, though not accurate, numbers.