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Cool things this year for SDSU: 1. Won the MWC again 2. Double digit wins again 3. Led the country in interceptions 4. Beat the shot out of Houston in the Las Vegas Bowl 5. Ended the season ranked in both the AP and Coaches polls 6. Donnell Pumphrey became the NCAA all time rushing leader. This year owned
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TBeats posted:Ron Dayne still rushed for more yards in his college career. However, the NCAA All Time Rushing Leader is Donnell Pumphrey
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Jan 11, 2017 02:49
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Yes, he did.
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Jan 11, 2017 02:52
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I wonder where SDSU is going to play now
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Jan 12, 2017 04:47
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Incoherence posted:Tri-tip is California's sad attempt to pretend it has its own barbecue culture. TrI tip rules
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Jan 13, 2017 20:19
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SDSU moved on pretty quick from the Chargers.
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Jan 24, 2017 07:40
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SDSU voted 14-12 yesterday to keep the Aztecs as their mascot. They voted unanimously to keep it four years ago so it's only a matter of time now
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Apr 20, 2017 16:34
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kayakyakr posted:I mean... WSL is a thing now, so... technically? The argument presented to remove the name was that it causes psychological damage to native american students. 12 members of the student council resigned after the vote lol
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Apr 20, 2017 17:17
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I like being the Aztecs because it's unique and I'd rather be unique than one of 20 Tigers or Wildcats or Warriors or something generic. I've never once thought it was offensive or have it even cross my mind as being offensive, but I am super white so I don't know why it would have.
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Apr 21, 2017 19:42
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TipTow posted:I'm admittedly not a business person, so what the hell do I know, but...how much money is laying off 100ish people going to save? I'm under the impression ESPNs problems are in the 100s of millions of dollars range. They're locked into multi billion dollar contracts with sports leagues, so payroll is the only thing they can really cut
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Apr 27, 2017 18:51
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DJExile posted:outside of actual sporting events, the hot take crew are the only things bringing them any meaningful ratings right now I don't know how Fox Sports is paying Skip Bayless and Colin Cowherd so much when ESPN is laying off people left and right
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Apr 27, 2017 19:21
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Fox has UFC too don't they?
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Apr 28, 2017 00:09
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vyst posted:Fox also has Bones sooo I mean c'mon Bones ended
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Apr 28, 2017 05:08
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Bones and House used to be on at the same time. House gas been gone for half a decade
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Apr 28, 2017 21:58
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MV tell me about Desmond King
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Apr 30, 2017 01:13
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Korranus posted:https://twitter.com/CoachTomHerman/status/860298296715341824 Craig loving Mager lol
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May 5, 2017 17:28
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San Diego State is probably going to end up playing at Petco Park in 2019 and then has no where to play in 2020 because the Padres think that's the year where they'll make the playoffs.
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Jun 7, 2017 08:07
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kayakyakr posted:Are they tearing down Qualcomm? Is that smaller soccer stadium plan going to happen? Qualcomm is definitely going away. The soccer thing is up in the air right now and might be on the November ballot
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Jun 7, 2017 17:03
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DJExile posted:USA Today has updated their database of collegiate expenses/revenues and it's pretty neat to scroll through. 1. Hell yeah we're the top MWC team 2. What the hell Wazzu and Cal? 3. Where is USC?
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Jul 7, 2017 15:25
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I hope USC is in the playoff
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Jul 21, 2017 00:10
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I am excited for Aztecs football. One City One Team.
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Jul 26, 2017 17:54
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If we actually beat Stanford and ASU in back to back weeks I don't know what I'll do but it will involve a lot of alcohol and bad choices
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Jul 29, 2017 17:07
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Man you can't be drunk in a car in the driver's seat with the car loving on. That's a DUI every time
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Aug 1, 2017 01:39
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How long is Boise going to continue to ride the wave from that one bcs bowl
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Aug 3, 2017 19:28
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Grittybeard posted:San Diego State has my permission to grind them into dust and make their own BCS bowl. I'm glad there are some things in sports where we see eye to eye, friend
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Meanwhile on the west coastquote:SAN DIEGO -- San Diego State canceled Monday night's football practice to try to quell an outbreak of chickenpox among players.
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Neil Armbong posted:One of the biggest factors in choosing a pediatrician was finding a practice that wouldn't take kids who were unvaccinated. Thankfully this is a growing trend, so it didn't really shrink the pool of available practices. I feel bad for the kids
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Aug 15, 2017 19:32
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Totally going to Qualcomm this Saturday for Aztecs fan fest and gonna get a sweet souvenir cup 
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Joey Freshwater posted:lol you guys legit think there's a worse stadium than Tropicana? Qualcomm Stadium is so bad that the NFL team moved to another city, one of the two bowl games it hosted completely disbanded, and the other moved to a baseball stadium
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iospace posted:And he didn't take the money to renovate it why? The Packers proved you can completely update an old stadium to modern standards. Qualcomm is beyond renovation. Also Spanos was gonna move the team no matter what. He'd rather turn down 300 million in free NFL money and pay a 650m relocation fee than stay in San Diego in that poo poo heap for one more year
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MourningView posted:The chargers are gonna play in a stadium that'd be the 4th smallest in the Sun Belt and it's still an upgrade I was curious. A list of capacities in every NFL and FBS Stadium: 1. Michigan Stadium, Michigan - 107,601 (B10) 2. Beaver Stadium, Penn State - 106,572 (B10) 3. Ohio Stadium, Ohio State - 104,944 (B10) 4. Kyle Field, Texas A&M - 102,733 (SEC) 5. Neyland Stadium, Tennessee - 102,455 (SEC) 6. Tiger Stadium, LSU - 102,321 (SEC) 7. Bryant-Denny Stadium, Alabama - 101,821 (SEC) 8. Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, Texas - 100,119 (B12) 9. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, USC - 93,607 (Pac 12) 10. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles Rams - 93,605 (NFL) 11. Sanford Stadium, Georgia - 92,746 (SEC) 12. Rose Bowl, UCLA - 92,542 (Pac 12) 13. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Florida - 88,548 (SEC) 14. Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn - 87,451 (SEC) 15. Memorial Stadium, Nebraska - 86,047 (B10) 16. Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, OU - 84,389 (B12) 17. MetLife Stadium, New York Giants - 82,500 (NFL) 18. MetLife Stadium, New York Jets - 82,500 (NFL) 19. Memorial Stadium, Clemson - 81,500 (ACC) 20. Fed Ex Field, Washington Redskins - 82,000 (NFL) 21. Lambeau Field, Green Bay Packers - 81,435 (NFL) 22. Notre Dame Stadium, Notre Dame, 80,795 (IND) 23. Camp Randall Stadium, Wisconsin - 80,321 (B10) 24. Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina - 80,250 (SEC) 25. AT&T Stadium, Dallas Cowboys - 80,000 (NFL) 26. Doak Campbell Stadium, FSU - 79,560 (ACC) 27. Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans Saints - 76,468 (NFL) 28. Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City Chiefs - 76,414 (NFL) 29. Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver Broncos - 76,125 (NFL) 30. Bank of America Stadium, Carolina Panthers - 75,419 (NFL) 31. Spartan Stadium, Michigan State - 75,005 (B10) 32. NRG Stadium, Houston Texans - 72,220 (NFL) 33. Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Arkansas - 72,000 (SEC) 34. New Era Field, Buffalo Bills - 71,608 (NFL) 35. Legion Field, UAB - 71,594 (CUSA) 36. Faurot Field, Missouri - 71,168 (SEC) 37. M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore Ravens - 71,008 (NFL) 38. Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Atlanta Falcons - 71,000 (NFL) 39. Kinnick Stadium, Iowa - 70,585 (B10) 40. Qualcomm Stadium, SDSU - 70,561 (MWC) 41. Husky Stadium, Washington - 70,500 (Pac 12) 42. Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Eagles - 69,596 (NFL) 43. Nissan Stadium, Tennessee Titans - 69,143 (NFL) 44. Lincoln Financial Field, Temple - 68,532 (AAC) 45. Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara 49ers - 68,500 (NFL) 46. Heinz Field, Pittsburgh Steelers - 68,400 (NFL) 47. Heinz Field, Pitt - 68,400 (ACC) 48. Century Link Field, Seattle Seahawks - 68,000 (NFL) 49. FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland Browns - 67,895 (NFL) 50. Everbank Field, Jacksonville Jaguars - 67,246 (NFL) 51. Lucas Oil Stadium, Inianapolis Colts - 67,000 (NFL) 52. Gillette Stadium, New England Patriots - 66,829 (NFL) 53. Gillette Stadium, UMass - 66,829 (IND) 54. U.S. Bank Stadium, Minnesota Vikings - 66,655 (NFL) 55. Lane Stadium, VT - 66,233 (ACC) 56. Raymond James Stadium, USF - 65,890 (AAC) 57. Raymond James Stadium, Tampa Bay Bucs - 65,890 (NFL) 58. Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati Bengals - 65,515 (NFL) 59. Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Dolphins - 65,326 (NFL) 60. Hard Rock Stadium, Miami - 65,326 (ACC) 61. Ford Field, Detroit Lions - 65,000 (NFL) 62. Alamodome, UTSA - 65,000 (CUSA) 63. Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Mississippi - 64,038 (SEC) 64. LaVell Edwards Stadium, BYU - 63,725 (IND) 65. University of Phoenix Stadium, Arizona Cardinals - 63,400 (NFL) 66. Kenan Memorial Stadium, UNC - 62,980 (ACC) 67. California Memorial Stadium, Cal - 62,717 (Pac 12) 68. Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis - 62,380 (AAC) 69. Soldier Field, Chicago Bears - 61,500 (NFL) 70. Jack Trice Stadium, ISU - 61,500 (B12) 71. Scott Stadium, UVA - 61,500 (ACC) 72. Davis Wade Stadium, Mississippi State - 61,337 (SEC) 73. Kroger Field, Kentucky - 61,000 (SEC) 74. Jones AT&T Stadium, TTU - 60,862 (B12) 75. Memorial Stadium, Illinois - 60,670 (B10) 76. Boone Pickens Stadium, Okie State - 60,218 (B12) 77. Puskar Stadium, WVU - 60,000 (B12) 78. Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State - 57,583 (ACC) 79. Ross-Ade Stadium, Purdue - 57,236 (B10) 80. Sun Devil Stadium, ASU - 56,232 (Pac 12) 81. Arizona Stadium, Arizona - 56,029 (Pac 12) 82. Grant Field, GT - 55,000 (ACC) 83. Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, Louisville - 55,000 (ACC) 84. Autzen Stadium, Oregon - 54,000 (Pac 12) 85. Oakland Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland Raiders - 53,286 (NFL) 86. Memorial Stadium, Indiana - 52,959 (B10) 87. High Point Solutions Stadium, Rutgers - 52,454 (B10) 88. Maryland Stadium, Maryland - 51,802 (B10) 89. Sun Bowl Stadium, UTEP - 51,500 (CUSA) 90. TCF Bank Stadium, Minnesota - 50,805 (B10) 91. Stanford Stadium, Stanford - 50,424 (Pac 12) 92. Folsom Field, Colorado - 50,183 (Pac 12) 93. Memorial Stadium, Kansas - 50,071 (B12) 94. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, ECU - 50,000 (AAC) 95. Aloha Stadium, Hawaii - 50,000 (MWC) 96. Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium, KSU - 50,000 (B12) 97. Carrier Dome, Syracuse - 49,250 (ACC) 98. Ryan Field, Northwestern - 47,130 (B10) 99. Rice Stadium, Rice - 47,000 (CUSA) 100. Falcon Stadium, Air Force - 46,692 (MWC) 101. Rice-Eccles Stadium, Utah - 45,807 (Pac 12) 102. Reser Stadium, Oregon State - 45,647 (Pac 12) 103. McLane Stadium, Baylor - 45,140 (B12) 104. Amon G Carter Stadium, TCU - 45,000 (B12) 105. Alumni Stadium, Boston College - 44,500 (ACC) 106. Spectrum Stadium, UCF - 44,206 (AAC) 107. Colorado State Stadium, Colorado State - 41,200 (MWC) 108. Bulldog Stadium, Fresno State - 41,031 (MWC) 109. Vanderbilt Stadium, Vanderbilt - 40,350 (SEC) 110. Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke - 40,000 (ACC) 111. TDECU Stadium, Houston - 40,000 (AAC) 112. Nippert Stadium, Cincinnati - 40,000 (AAC) 113. Rentschler Field, UConn - 40,000 (AAC) 114. Dreamstyle Stadium, New Mexico - 39,224 (MWC) 115. Joan C Edwards Stadium, Marshall - 38,019 (CUSA) 116. Michie Stadium, Army - 38,000 (IND) 117. Cajun Field, Louisiana Lafayette - 36,900 (Sun Belt) 118. Boyd Stadium, UNLV - 36,800 (MWC) 119. Albertsons Stadium, Boise State - 36,387 (MWC) 120. M.M. Roberts Stadium, Southern Miss - 36,000 (CUSA) 121. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Navy - 34,000 (AAC) 122. Ladd Peebles Stadium, South Alabama - 33,471 (Sun Belt) 123. Kelly/Shorts Stadium, CMU - 32,885 (MAC) 124. Martin Stadium, Wazzu - 32,248 (Pac 12) 125. Gerald Ford Stadium, SMU - 32,000 (AAC) 126. BB&T Field, Wake Forest - 31,500 (ACC) 127. Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium, Middle Tennessee - 31,000 (CUSA) 128. Centennial Bank Stadium, Arkansas State - 30,964 (Sun Belt) 129. Apogee Stadium, North Texas - 30,850 (CUSA) 130. CEFCU Stadium, SJSU - 30,456 (MWC) 131. Malone Stadium, Louisiana-Monroe - 30,427 (Sun Belt) 132. Aggie Memorial Stadium, New Mexico State - 30,343 (Sun Belt) 133. Rynearson Stadium, EMU - 30,200 (MAC) 134. Waldo Stadium, WMU - 30,200 (MAC) 135. Yulman Stadium, Tulane - 30,000 (AAC) 136. FAU Stadium, FAU - 30,000 (CUSA) 137. InfoCision Stadium, Akron - 30,000 (MAC) 138. H.A. Chapman Stadium, Tulsa - 30,000 (AAC) 139. Bobcat Stadium, Texas State - 30,000 (Sun Belt) 140. Veterans Memorial Stadium, Troy - 30,000 (Sun Belt) 141. War Memorial Stadium, Wyoming - 29,181 (MWC) 142. UB Stadium, Buffalo - 29,013 (MAC) 143. Joe Aillet Stadium, LaTech - 28,019 (CUSA) 145. Stub Hub Center, Los Angeles Chargers - 27,000 (NFL) 146. Glass Bowl, Toledo - 26,248 (MAC) 147. Mackay Stadium, Nevada - 26,000 (MWC) 148. Maverik Stadium, USU - 25,513 (MWC) 149. Dix Stadium, Kent State - 25,000 (MAC) 150. Paulson Stadium, Georgia Southern - 25,000 (Sun Belt) 151. Yager Stadium, Miami (OH) - 24,286 (MAC) 152. Kidd Brewer Stadium, App. State - 24,050 (Sun Belt) 153. Doyt Perry Stadium, Bowling Green - 24,000 (MAC) 154. Peden Stadium, Ohio - 24,000 (MAC) 155. Huskie Stadium, NIU - 23,595 (MAC) 156. FIU Stadium, FIU - 23,510 (CUSA) 157. Georgia State Stadium, Georgia State - 23,000 (Sun Belt) 158. Scheumann Stadum, Ball State - 22,500 (MAC) 159. Houchens Industries-L.T Smith Stadium, WKU - 22,113 (CUSA) 160. Foreman Field, ODU - 20,118 (CUSA) 161. Kibbie Dome, Idaho - 16,000 (Sun Belt) 162. Jerry Richardson Stadium, Charlotte - 15,314 (CUSA) 163. Brooks Stadium, Coastal Carolina - 15,000 (Sun Belt)
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