Indeed. We made it a close game for 3 1/2 quarters. Steele is damn good and just has our number. NB’s best finish since 2004 though. I’ll take it.Saw you all lost to Steele again.
Indeed. We made it a close game for 3 1/2 quarters. Steele is damn good and just has our number. NB’s best finish since 2004 though. I’ll take it.Saw you all lost to Steele again.
They spiffed up the ugly old tunnels with modern graphics that look nice. They’ve also replaced all the scoreboards and added new video boards. They’ve also completely redone the old press box.Yeah they added a bar and some other fancy stuff but none of that helps us in recruiting athletes. Nice touch for the rich El Pasoans though.
I thought this was the shaka.You must mean Hawaii's hand gesture, the shaka sign.
History major?On UTEP's link below, it says it's "BELIEVED to have originated in the early 1980's at a cheerleading camp attended by UTEP students". It's definitely murky and vague, and there's no definitive timestamp.
UTEP History Link
If you click on our link below, and scroll to the very bottom, there's a story about how a group of pledge brothers came up with the sign at Wurstfest in New Braunfels in 1979 and took it back to campus. It didn't catch on right away because UTSA didn't even have any sports teams until 1981, but you can definitely see in the picture of the cheerleaders from 1982 (second year we had athletics) that it was already being used then.
UTSA History Link
So that one isn't quite as crystal clear as the colors, but you have to admit we have more evidence to support our claim, with the story from 1979 later shared in our school newspaper as well as the cheerleader pic from 1982. It's certainly more than just saying it's believed to have started in the 1980's.
Lol nah, math. Recently retired middle school math teacher/coach (almost 30 years).History major?
No, not sure what that is. I have never seen that one.I thought this was the shaka.
No, not sure what that is. I have never seen that one.
Now I feel bad for you.No, not sure what that is. I have never seen that one.
No all they did was replace bleachers with some want to be fancy pavilions.
These are the time of athletic facilities upgrades I'm talking about.....
A rundown of the Schmidt Family Complex’s initial construction
After lingering in the design process for more than a year, construction of the athletic complex is now in full swingwww.upressonline.com
UNLV celebrates opening of the new football facility
After three years and $34.8 million dollars’ worth of construction, UNLV finally unveiled its new on-campus football facility in a ceremony on Thursday. The Fertitta Football Complex, named for donors Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta, is now officially open to the Rebels ...m.lasvegassun.com
Football: UNT officially opens new Lovelace & McNatt Families Practice Facility
A few minutes at practice this summer were all it took for longtime North Texas donor Don Lovelace to fully comprehend the impact an indoor practice facility would make thedentonrc.com
Buildings student athletes will use and not some fancy seats that have gone mainly unused all season.
I remember Wilson saying something very similar about sports being the front porch of the university. One of them actually built a porch, the other one handed out candy from the porch.
Watching the Canelo weight in. Hopefully one of them is very heavy and the fight is canceled. 😂
No, the steroid test comes out after the fight.Watching the Canelo weight in. Hopefully one of them is very heavy and the fight is canceled. 😂