Uggh - aggievision

No I'm not talking about some congenital disease in Cache valley.



According to fbschedules.com the 11/24/12 game in Las Cruces we're all looking forward to will be televised on aggievision.tv. Maybe BYU gets this on BYUtv - maybe not.



BTW it is still unclear to me why BYU didn't just buy games from NMSU like they did from Idaho. BYU should have no less than 7 home games per year and should aim for eight.

jvquarterback wrote:
No I'm not talking about some congenital disease in Cache valley.



According to fbschedules.com the 11/24/12 game in Las Cruces we're all looking forward to will be televised on aggievision.tv. Maybe BYU gets this on BYUtv - maybe not.



BTW it is still unclear to me why BYU didn't just buy games from NMSU like they did from Idaho. BYU should have no less than 7 home games per year and should aim for eight.

This. Especially with the increase in the number of games where BYU will be the underdog. Tilt a few odds in our favor.



I wonder if Justin TV can pick up AggieVision.



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The "uggh" before "aggievision" had me concerned for you, and then I opened the thread and realized you were talking about a different type of "aggievision," and not this:



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Is BYU going to dispatch the HD truck to SJSU and NMSU in November? If not, we'll be watching those games on KSL radio.

Oh, and I agree that BYU should go 7 home games and 5 road games per year. The only way they drop the 7th home game is for a neutral site game, and even in some years go 7-4-1.

The way to do that is offer 1 and dones to those who want to be on ESPN.

I've heard that Holmoe is hesitant to go to seven games over fears of the legacy ticket holders complaining about the increased expense of paying for seven games instead of six.



You'd think if they can afford the Legacy seats another couple thousand dollars wouldn't matter to them...

Wickchad84087 wrote:
I've heard that Holmoe is hesitant to go to seven games over fears of the legacy ticket holders complaining about the increased expense of paying for seven games instead of six.



You'd think if they can afford the Legacy seats another couple thousand dollars wouldn't matter to them...

Elite programs result from elite fans. Time to put up or shut up.



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Cougarbib2 wrote:

I've heard that Holmoe is hesitant to go to seven games over fears of the legacy ticket holders complaining about the increased expense of paying for seven games instead of six.



You'd think if they can afford the Legacy seats another couple thousand dollars wouldn't matter to them...

Elite programs result from elite fans. Time to put up or shut up.



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Are you an elite fan?

The constant ragging on the fans is getting a little old.

hawkwing wrote:
The constant ragging on the fans is getting a little old.

you're right. let's move on to something new.



Those who rag on posters who are ragging on fans are LAME :D :D

Cal went down there and played a game in the last decade. I know I looked up the attendance once, and it was like 2K or something. Usually the Cal entourage is more than that.



I was actually looking forward to the game until they planned the week of Thanksgiving and I'll be in California. We have very good friends down there that we always wanted to visit.



I think BYU goes there once again to give area folks the opportunity to see BYU FB in person and it was part of the price of the WAC serving up some games. Otherwise, we should buy it out.

EM_Puma wrote:
Cal went down there and played a game in the last decade. I know I looked up the attendance once, and it was like 2K or something. Usually the Cal entourage is more than that.



I was actually looking forward to the game until they planned the week of Thanksgiving and I'll be in California. We have very good friends down there that we always wanted to visit.



I think BYU goes there once again to give area folks the opportunity to see BYU FB in person and it was part of the price of the WAC serving up some games. Otherwise, we should buy it out.

I was planning on going as well until the game was scheduled for Thanksgiving. It's only 3 hours from home but we'll be in California with the in-laws. Maybe I can convince them to come out here. Maybe you'll see me on aggievision if I go.

ABYUFAN wrote:

Wickchad84087 wrote:
I've heard that Holmoe is hesitant to go to seven games over fears of the legacy ticket holders complaining about the increased expense of paying for seven games instead of six.



You'd think if they can afford the Legacy seats another couple thousand dollars wouldn't matter to them...

Elite programs result from elite fans. Time to put up or shut up.



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Are you an elite fan?

No - I didn't even know my BYU stuff had to all be Blue. But I am stepping up my game here and there. I have bought season tickets for about 30 years even when I had to give them away due to living in Hawaii. I would rate myself short of elite - but dang good.



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hawkwing wrote:
The constant ragging on the fans is getting a little old.

I noticed the other day that I'm getting a little old.