[oman]

I just don't understand going to a game that you are going to allow your kids to dictate when you leave. 

I just don't get it.  Then again I thought taking the tykes around the block was a major excursion.

By the time kids are old enough to enjoy a game (or just the experience of being in a stadium), they are old enough to last four quarters. 

In any case, I just wish Pac12 network did a better job with the microphones.  On a couple of those big runs it seemed pretty quiet on tv.

Envy you guys who get out to the games regularly.  I have to stop being such a pussy and move back.

[oman]

I just don't understand going to a game that you are going to allow your kids to dictate when you leave. 

I just don't get it.  Then again I thought taking the tykes around the block was a major excursion.

By the time kids are old enough to enjoy a game (or just the experience of being in a stadium), they are old enough to last four quarters. 

In any case, I just wish Pac12 network did a better job with the microphones.  On a couple of those big runs it seemed pretty quiet on tv.

Envy you guys who get out to the games regularly.  I have to stop being such a pussy and move back.

[82lsju]

Time to quit whining about gametimes.  Schools have ZERO say it's all about TV now they decide when games are played.

next you'll say we can't whine about play calling or who starts since we have ZERO say in those decisions as well  :)

[82lsju]

Time to quit whining about gametimes.  Schools have ZERO say it's all about TV now they decide when games are played.

next you'll say we can't whine about play calling or who starts since we have ZERO say in those decisions as well  :)

[fullmetal]

Umm, "Mark Cuban's Teamline" is (or was) an actual thing. You dialed an 800 number, gave them a credit card number, and they plugged you in to the radio play by play of whichever game you wanted to listen to. It cost about $35 a game if I recall correctly. Teamline was originally set up so Cuban and his Indiana buddies in Dallas could listen to IU basketball games, but he eventually sold it to Yahoo for nearly $6 billion. Pretty sure the CardBoard would go for double that.

Hahahaha...I was wondering what "Mavs line" or "Mavericks line" was all about...

[fullmetal]

Umm, "Mark Cuban's Teamline" is (or was) an actual thing. You dialed an 800 number, gave them a credit card number, and they plugged you in to the radio play by play of whichever game you wanted to listen to. It cost about $35 a game if I recall correctly. Teamline was originally set up so Cuban and his Indiana buddies in Dallas could listen to IU basketball games, but he eventually sold it to Yahoo for nearly $6 billion. Pretty sure the CardBoard would go for double that.

Hahahaha...I was wondering what "Mavs line" or "Mavericks line" was all about...