ninersdd

Yeah, I mean a great as the Rangers are playing, their season ends this week. As for the Cowboys, even though they are arguably the most popular team in America, they still only play once per week. (Though with the ups and downs of Romo, it seems like more). The Stars have no excuses to try to market themselves better in their area.

Charlotte, NC, Portland, OR, or Vancouver, BC come to mind. Portland doesn't have stadium anymore after they renovated their's into a soccer specific one.

Well, only one option left for Westgate then. POTD?

If the Treasure Valley can grow some more, and BSU can remain a great team, then maybe the end of this decade is when they jump to a power conference.

Where does that leave TCU? Pac-12? Nope, the Pac will never take a religious school. It's why we didn't take BYU along with Utah. I thought the reason stemmed from BYU's religious obligations concerning athletic competition on Sundays (which would have messed up the Pac-12 basketball tournament, among other things). There would be no such issue with TCU. The PAC 10/12 basketball tournament has never been on a Sunday to my knowledge.

I'm sorry, but teams from Oklahoma and Texas should not be in the PAC. I will admit that I was used to it being 10 teams for the longest time, and most of the teams excluding the Arizonas were next to the coast. It was like that for 33 years until last year when the conference added Utah and Colorado. I'm fine with the way that it is now with 12, but can't it just stay the way it is for some time? It just seems silly that the conference is suddenly considering adding teams from the Midwest. I wonder how fellow PAC fans feel?

Is that a DOG TAG!?!? Well, yeah. Homie's gotta keep it real. More Rex: He should get an Avalanche jersey if you know what I mean.

The numbers could be a little off-center

Maybe you shouldn't use the same name of a website you're trying to peddle. Seriously, a Zito Giants "jersey" is clearly a T-shirt