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RE: Season-opening Stanford Football Game Moved to Sydney, Australia???
(12-10-2016 02:15 PM)Tomball Owl Wrote:  More like a cold slap in the face reality check.
And evidently a needed one. I don't like not having the game here, but I understand and accept why that is the case.
However, I do agree with Tiki that some communications from the architect would be nice.

I think the problem with communications is that they can't really say anything official until the NCAA blesses it. I'm not sure that Stanford won't get a mild slap on the wrist for letting it out at their banquet.
12-10-2016 02:34 PM
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