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You're right man. Portland is a weird town. I personally embrace weird. If it's not awesome, it's at least very entertaining. But in fairness, this town is all about acceptance, weed and strip clubs. In something close to that order. I'm kind of besides myself with the notion that UCLA has...

Being a small fish in a big pond doesn't necessarily make you a small fish in a small pond. To say the NYMA market doesn't really care about college football, to me, is absurd. But admittedly, there may be some observation bias there. I realize Manhattan, especially lower Manhattan, is a...

They have plenty of parodies. What they lack is parity.

So what you're saying is... Fox News will acquire the rights to college football?

Basically the part you're not talking about. I've been in Bellingham (basically as far to the border you can go) down to Portland. Lived in Seattle. Aside from the small contingent of UW fans in Seattle (who are vastly overshadowed by Seahawks "fans"), nobody gives a crap about college...

Murray Hill, I presume? If not, it'd be Midtown East or the Upper West location, I'd guess... although they did have one in Union Square for a minute too, before Manhattan started to die and I left. That used to be my spot for games until I realized it was a terrible place to watch games...

If Miami did what Bama is doing the NCAA would firebomb the campus, hang every living alumni and render the ibis extinct. You must be very, very new to this.

Can't speak for a lot of it, but spend a fall Saturday in Manhattan and see how little they care about college football. Every bar that an house it is overflowing with alums at watch parties. Penn State alone probably has 100,000 alums in the NY metro area. That said, now living on the West...

This was the take after Clemson obliterated them a few years back. Now... not so much.