Pitt/Penn State fans
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Crimson's Ghost
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UPJ is a very nice branch, and it's a pretty sizable as far as branch campuses go. Unlike PSUA or UPG, it's a DII school. Better athletics, better facilities all around.
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And before this topic fades, I feel I should respond to Matt Maisel, who directed a post to me a day or two ago. First of all, I didn't mean to insult you by misspelling your name. I pride myself in being thorough when I post; it was a slip up on my part. If I offended you because I spelled your name wrong, it was certainly unintentional. As you know, we have talked about Channel 6 sports coverage in the past. Whether people on this site believe it or not, Pitt's bowl game victory over Bowling Green was a big deal to Pitt fans. I'll bet MORE Pitt fans watched Channel 6 sports the night of the game than any other night that week. PSU fans would have had actually no reason for increased viewership that night. After all, the Bill O'Brien "interview" lead story was called "late breaking news", so NO ONE would have been waiting up for it in advance. So those waiting up for Pitt's bowl story, had to hear about BO'B having an interview with the Houston Texans after the holidays. Again, this may not seem like a big deal, but it's the principle of the thing. You yourself said, in your WJACTV bio, "I know how passionate people are in this region about their sports teams". If so, Channel 6 should take this into consideration when arranging their sports stories. A potential interview, which supposedly popped up on short notice, should NOT have taken precedence over a long awaited bowl victory by a school that has a branch campus in their town. And finally, in your post to me, if you were referring to your amazing cousin who is the QB at Texas A&M, it's "Manziel", not "Maziel". Hope he is not insulted by the misspelling of his name.
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Blueandwhitefan
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Re: Pitt/Penn State fans
El-Moldo wrote:And before this topic fades, I feel I should respond to Matt Maisel, who directed a post to me a day or two ago. First of all, I didn't mean to insult you by misspelling your name. I pride myself in being thorough when I post; it was a slip up on my part. If I offended you because I spelled your name wrong, it was certainly unintentional. As you know, we have talked about Channel 6 sports coverage in the past. Whether people on this site believe it or not, Pitt's bowl game victory over Bowling Green was a big deal to Pitt fans. I'll bet MORE Pitt fans watched Channel 6 sports the night of the game than any other night that week. PSU fans would have had actually no reason for increased viewership that night. After all, the Bill O'Brien "interview" lead story was called "late breaking news", so NO ONE would have been waiting up for it in advance. So those waiting up for Pitt's bowl story, had to hear about BO'B having an interview with the Houston Texans after the holidays. Again, this may not seem like a big deal, but it's the principle of the thing. You yourself said, in your WJACTV bio, "I know how passionate people are in this region about their sports teams". If so, Channel 6 should take this into consideration when arranging their sports stories. A potential interview, which supposedly popped up on short notice, should NOT have taken precedence over a long awaited bowl victory by a school that has a branch campus in their town. And finally, in your post to me, if you were referring to your amazing cousin who is the QB at Texas A&M, it's "Manziel", not "Maziel". Hope he is not insulted by the misspelling of his name.
If I had a cousin that acted like "Manziel", I wouldn't claim him anyway. He is going to be a VERY BIG headache for whoever does take him.
You're only young once, but you can be immature forever!!!
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Crimson's Ghost
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Re: Pitt/Penn State fans
Manziel is awesome. ESPN created his ego more so than it probably is.
Almost any college fan would have preferred him to be their QB, Pitt and Penn State certainly would have.
Almost any college fan would have preferred him to be their QB, Pitt and Penn State certainly would have.
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Manziel has his own head case... He'll be an ego for some unlucky NFL team.
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KirkHerbstreit
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I have wrote books?? News to meManfred wrote:I keep forgetting you wrote 7 books, so are soooo much more educated than the rest of us mortals. Should we call you Sheldon? JK
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El-Moldo wrote:And before this topic fades, I feel I should respond to Matt Maisel, who directed a post to me a day or two ago. First of all, I didn't mean to insult you by misspelling your name. I pride myself in being thorough when I post; it was a slip up on my part. If I offended you because I spelled your name wrong, it was certainly unintentional. As you know, we have talked about Channel 6 sports coverage in the past. Whether people on this site believe it or not, Pitt's bowl game victory over Bowling Green was a big deal to Pitt fans. I'll bet MORE Pitt fans watched Channel 6 sports the night of the game than any other night that week. PSU fans would have had actually no reason for increased viewership that night. After all, the Bill O'Brien "interview" lead story was called "late breaking news", so NO ONE would have been waiting up for it in advance. So those waiting up for Pitt's bowl story, had to hear about BO'B having an interview with the Houston Texans after the holidays. Again, this may not seem like a big deal, but it's the principle of the thing. You yourself said, in your WJACTV bio, "I know how passionate people are in this region about their sports teams". If so, Channel 6 should take this into consideration when arranging their sports stories. A potential interview, which supposedly popped up on short notice, should NOT have taken precedence over a long awaited bowl victory by a school that has a branch campus in their town. And finally, in your post to me, if you were referring to your amazing cousin who is the QB at Texas A&M, it's "Manziel", not "Maziel". Hope he is not insulted by the misspelling of his name.
So you didn't watch the game and needed to see the highlights? Or do you just love to hear Matt's voice as you see the best plays? I know this is crazy but they make these devices called dvr's now. They make that 1 minute wait a whole lot less frustrating
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Because of the early 6PM start, I could not see a lot of the 1st half. Irregardless, why the reluctance by channel 6 to make Pitt's bowl victory the lead sports story?
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Well, perhaps you should have asked your boss at foxs pizza den in Sidman, pa for the day off or maybe get the other delivery boy to fill in