As a football program, Colorado went 1-11 in 2022 and hasn't found a way to win in the Pac-12. Colorado has a 48-94 record since joining the conference in 2011 and lost 76 of 103 games in conference play.
Colorado Football In PAC-12
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Yet we diss SDSU, UNLV and yes, CSU for not bringing enough to the table? At this point, I'd add Fresno State to the mix. They kicked our ass in the bowl game.
WSU is in a precarious position. We have to be the least desirable team in the PAC, maybe tied with OSU.
Colorado might have better luck against the Kansas schools and Iowa State. Good luck you traitors.
To go a step further, waiting on this media deal is complete BS. As said, the Mtn West gets $4 million a team. Not like they would be buying a pig in a poke. Country term for you city slickers.
Wining is better than losing, but not the end all and be all of value for TV deals. Denver is the 19th MSA, and 16th TV market. And only Power 5 program in the state.
Little did Colorado know that they were picked up by the Big12 so they can be their doormat. They didn’t win much in the PAC-12. I’m ok with them leaving.
I think we get them in that annoying game right before Thanksgiving break, and on a Friday, but I hope our fans show out and the Cougs kick the shit out of those guys and heckle "Coach Prime." I've always been one of those guys opposing particularly vitriolic behavior toward opponents (piss bottles, ice balls, etc.), but at this point, I don't care about a lot of things like I did for obvious reasons and am just pretty heated about what's happened.
No. Poke and a pig in a poke are two different things. Do your research.
Pig in a poke - Wikipedia
I know. LolNo. Poke and a pig in a poke are two different things. Do your research.
Pig in a poke - Wikipedia
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Just trying to get your goat. Or pig, in this instance.
