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UNC and UVA Offered BigTen Invitation

I thought Syracuse & Pitt would make more sense. Not too many big football schools when you get to that region. But UNC and UVA are better academically. will be more of a culture shock though.

just for "fun":

New Big Ten East:
Maryland
Rutgers
UNC
UVA
PennSt
ohio
MICHIGAN
MSU

New Big Ten West:
IU
Purdue
NWestern
UI
UW
Minn
Iowa
Nebraska

without adding an additional game... we'd only play one crossover a year. Would we get Minnesota to preserve the Brown Jug game?

I'd suggest they add a couple more, and make one a cross-division rival, and make the other(s) tied to prior year record, kinda like the NFL does.

I think there has been a few gaps in the rivalry... We did not play Minnesota in 1999 and 2000. And i think it has happened a few times .. I am ok with a rotating games with the other division.. No need to keep the Brown jug alive every year..
 
Oh, you said Chapel Hill ....I thought you said Chapel Hollow
 
I don't know.

Those pictures kind of looked like my old house.

do you see, in the second picture, the guy standing down in the mudhole for the baptism, facing the camera, but with his face obscured by the guy getting baptized...?

that's Red_and_Guilty. you can tell by the hair.
 
It really is, it's beautiful there. Durham reminds me of old Europe makes me think I'm in another time there.

What?

This:
durham-nc.jpg


Reminds you of this:

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I don't see how that is possible.
 
We drove right by the Duke Lacrosse house when I was there in the fall of 2006 ...still shuttered and vacant then.
 
We drove right by the Duke Lacrosse house when I was there in the fall of 2006 ...still shuttered and vacant then.

I think they knocked it down. Duke bought up the whole block, ten houses I think, and sold them cheap to families that agreed to live there themselves and not rent to students.

edit: they demolished it in 2010. Duke had actually bought the houses a month before the lacrosse thing because the area was getting complaints.
 
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did I ever tell you guys about how I believe that if you ranked sports by the dooshiness of the people who played them, lacrosse would be #1 by a large margin?

Lacrosse, followed by... yacht racing, then NASCAR, then all other motorsports, synchronized swimming, ice-dancing, all other competitive equestrian sports (except horse racing & polo), figure skating, all other motorsports, game-ranch hunting (the kind where you pay $$$ to go shoot animals in captivity), polo, snowboarding, and wrestling.
 
did I ever tell you guys about how I believe that if you ranked sports by the dooshiness of the people who played them, lacrosse would be #1 by a large margin?

Lacrosse, followed by... yacht racing, then NASCAR, then all other motorsports, synchronized swimming, ice-dancing, all other competitive equestrian sports (except horse racing & polo), figure skating, all other motorsports, game-ranch hunting (the kind where you pay $$$ to go shoot animals in captivity), polo, snowboarding, and wrestling.

Why did you see the need to seperate competitive equestrian sports except polo and then later polo?
 
cause I don't think polo is as lame as horse jumping or something like that.
 
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