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It really is pretty unreal. No website. No real experience doing this type of work as far as I can see. Quality of work that UAB film/media students could equal or exceed with budgets of less than 1,000$ per spot (not counting air time).

I really want to know exactly the amount of spots they have done and exactly how much money they are getting paid for this work. I only see 5 spots on the youtube channel for a grand total of 2 minutes and 35 seconds.

I wish Archibald would investigate Bryant Bank.

Archibald seems to be building on his stories.

(04-21-2015 02:48 PM)uab278 Wrote:  Archibald seems to be building on his stories.

Somewhere in a spare room of his house, John Archibald has enough string on the wall connecting the dots to build the world's largest ball of twine when he gets finished. All he needs is Lisbeth Salander to help him and this state would have to build a bigger prison.

(04-21-2015 04:00 PM)BlazerPhil Wrote:  

(04-21-2015 02:48 PM)uab278 Wrote:  Archibald seems to be building on his stories.

Somewhere in a spare room of his house, John Archibald has enough string on the wall connecting the dots to build the world's largest ball of twine when he gets finished. All he needs is Lisbeth Salander to help him and this state would have to build a bigger prison.

Or Carol Garrison, or Brian Mackin just to get the ball o' twine rolling...

Or even the mysterious Viking Blazer, who seems to appear on the tides just when things seem to ebb. Hmmm...

(04-21-2015 07:23 PM)USAFBlazerFan Wrote:  

(04-21-2015 04:00 PM)BlazerPhil Wrote:  

(04-21-2015 02:48 PM)uab278 Wrote:  Archibald seems to be building on his stories.

Somewhere in a spare room of his house, John Archibald has enough string on the wall connecting the dots to build the world's largest ball of twine when he gets finished. All he needs is Lisbeth Salander to help him and this state would have to build a bigger prison.

Or Carol Garrison, or Brian Mackin just to get the ball o' twine rolling...

Someone who seems like he would be willing to talk is Scotty McCallum. I know his stories would be less timely, but if the system truly has had it out for UAB Athletics from the beginning, I'm sure he has useful anecdotes. After all, some of those trustees have been up to their shenanigans for a very long time.

You can draw a quick parallel to the demise of football with the formation of the BOT Athletic committee.

Bruno is gone. It's a start.

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