Morning paper: Boise State football links 12/9
Good morning, Bronco fans. We'll be hitting the TCU previews over the next few days, and the P-Bowl will be here before we know it. In other news, we were quoted in the Arbiter. That was fun. And for the record, our quote was taken out of context (we've always wanted to say that).
Links:
Changes coming to Idaho Statesman [Idaho Radio News]
Strangely, changes do not involve longer Brian Murphy podcasts.
Gary Patterson's and Coach Pete's ties go back to UC Davis [Press-Tribune]
Come to think of it, Ian Johnson was probably there, too.
WAC hoping to build relationship with Poinsettia Bowl [Statesman]
And in so doing, provide a home for a 7-5 San Jose State team for years to come.
The story behind SJSU not making a bowl game [College Sports Hotline]
Essentially: they can't play offense.
Poinsettia Bowl is Graham Watson's favorite [ESPN.com]
Of course it is.
Mark Schlabach finds Poinsettia more intriguing than Sugar [ESPN.com]
And then he harshes on the good vibes by saying that TCU will probably beat Boise State.
Fun with the USA Today coaches' poll [LA Times]
And extra fun with Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel.
Fine art added to OBNUG store [OBNUG Shop]
Seriously.
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What a wonderful quote they used from you. I believe good journalism states that you should quote someone out of context AND misspell the name of the person you're quoting out of context.
by KYBronco on Dec 8, 2008 10:19 PM PST reply actions
The author is a Boise State communication major. That must explain it.
by kevanlee on Dec 8, 2008 10:40 PM PST reply actions
You forgot to add being misinformed on the nature of the source. OBNUG is a blog ABOUT Boise State Fans? – if that is the case, I can't wait for the expose on how many hours I waste during the work week reading about BSU instead of explaining budget discrepencies – On second thought cancel that expose.
If the best quote you can find to legitimize the point of your article is a fragment from a blog that sets out to be witty and satirical, communication might not be the major for you.
by BlueTurf on Dec 9, 2008 12:59 AM PST reply actions
I'd rather read about Vandal fans. They seem a little more loony and that is entertaining.
by KYBronco on Dec 9, 2008 1:24 AM PST reply actions

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