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Earnest T. Bass

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It's a college football facilities arms race. Like it or not, in the near future if a university is going to have a top echelon college football program will mean a massive investment in facilities. Those who can't compete in this area are going to get run over. When a school like Northwestern makes a massive investment to upgrade their football facilities it should set off alarms across the nation. Over the last 10 to 15 years Power-5 college football programs have invested close to a billion dollars in athletic facilities. Lead, follow or get the **** out of the way!

“It’s great for recruiting obviously, but the day-to-day is why we built what we built where we built and why we built everything for our student-athletes,” Fitzgerald said. “It’s going to be absolutely spectacular there’s no doubt about that, but it’s about work. It’s about bringing the right young men that fit the program and developing them to be the best they’ve can. I think we’ve had success because a blue-collar mentality and that needs to just continue now with the technology we’re able to take advantage of.”

Northwestern football's new facilities are in line with a program trending upwards
 
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cocanes said:
Right now I couldn’t give a bag of fugks about northwestern.
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It's not about Northwestern...the point is...if a university like Northwestern is plowing $270 million into their football facilities, schools in the SEC and other powerhouse conferences are going to annihilate schools that can't keep up with those budgets/facilities, thus recruiting will be next to impossible when competing against said schools. Seriously...did I really have to explain that to you?
 
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CANE said:
dn't Dieven read that ***g!try. This is a CANES board and you're always sucking off the next team. You're one of the worst porsters in CIS history.
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You poor thing, nursing on your mommy at your age is far North of disgusting. You said; "Didn't even read that ***g!try." First you need to learn how to read, moron. Run along junior as I hear your mommy calling you for a milky dinner.
 
Earnest T. Bass said:
It's a college football facilities arms race. Like it or not, in the near future if a university is going to have a top echelon college football program will mean a massive investment in facilities. Those who can't compete in this area are going to get run over. When a school like Northwestern makes a massive investment to upgrade their football facilities it should set off alarms across the nation. Over the last 10 to 15 years Power-5 college football programs have invested close to a billion dollars in athletic facilities. Lead, follow or get the **** out of the way!

“It’s great for recruiting obviously, but the day-to-day is why we built what we built where we built and why we built everything for our student-athletes,” Fitzgerald said. “It’s going to be absolutely spectacular there’s no doubt about that, but it’s about work. It’s about bringing the right young men that fit the program and developing them to be the best they’ve can. I think we’ve had success because a blue-collar mentality and that needs to just continue now with the technology we’re able to take advantage of.”

Northwestern football's new facilities are in line with a program trending upwards
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So are you going to start a new thread for each of the remaining 106 Div1a college football facilities?
Oh goody, can't wait.
I may have to forego watching the WNBA and midget **** this summer.
 
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Earnest T. Bass said:
It's a college football facilities arms race. Like it or not, in the near future if a university is going to have a top echelon college football program will mean a massive investment in facilities. Those who can't compete in this area are going to get run over. When a school like Northwestern makes a massive investment to upgrade their football facilities it should set off alarms across the nation. Over the last 10 to 15 years Power-5 college football programs have invested close to a billion dollars in athletic facilities. Lead, follow or get the **** out of the way!

“It’s great for recruiting obviously, but the day-to-day is why we built what we built where we built and why we built everything for our student-athletes,” Fitzgerald said. “It’s going to be absolutely spectacular there’s no doubt about that, but it’s about work. It’s about bringing the right young men that fit the program and developing them to be the best they’ve can. I think we’ve had success because a blue-collar mentality and that needs to just continue now with the technology we’re able to take advantage of.”

Northwestern football's new facilities are in line with a program trending upwards
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Virtual Reality Room,, for QBs to work on pre snap reads? Wow!
We need one..
 
I hear New Mexico State's new football facilities has taco vending machines that offer blue corn tacos. Rattlesnake burrito is to die for.
 
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