BrewingFrog
Was I supposed to type something here?
"It's quiet... Too quiet."
Frogs becoming a Jordan school?
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Eight
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means that under armour has entered the bidding though some believe that new balance will make a late push as they appeal to tcu's biggest alumni segment and can guarantee black jackets
YA
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Just like Bastogne
Palliative Care
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Wine festival in the Windy City?
I seem to recall that there was a Nike exec who, if they didn't go to TCU, at least really loved the school. I feel like we got an undue amount of love from them with alternate unis over the years. The 2015 Alamo Bowl versus Oregon already LOOKED phenomenal between the painted endzones and general aesthetic... to obviously say nothing of the game itself.
It'd be sad to see that relationship fold, but on the other hand business is business, and Jordan is HOT right now.
It'd be sad to see that relationship fold, but on the other hand business is business, and Jordan is HOT right now.
Eight
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tcu alum elliott hill is who you are most likely thinking about and the jordan brand is a part of nike
Nick Danger
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Well, it does look like the B1G is headed to 20! 
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Jordan is a brand within Nike which is headquartered in Oregon, so I don’t understand the connection of Jordan Brand with a Donati trip to Chicago, or Jordan Brand to the Big Ten. This thread appears confused and confusing.
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Eight
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Well, it does look like the B1G is headed to 20!
hmmmm....so warren and i would suppose the big10-18 schools are agreeable to making players in effect 1099 ee's
how long until the socialist in evanston revive the union talk?
Chico Dusty
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We’re not becoming a Jordan brand.
McFroggin
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Well, it does look like the B1G is headed to 20!
The quote doesn’t say anything about a definitive move to 20. It says almost nothing but continued reviewing of options.
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Note that Warren was responding to Gumbel’s questions and said he “could” see paying players and expanding to 20. He wants to be part of this conversation. Brett McMurphy’s tweet is misleading. Angelique Chengelis is with The Detroit News newspaper.
