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I was able to get to never-before-seen footage of the first time that Scott walked into the same room that Paramus was in. The other UCF fans were a little weirded out.
Blue collar comedy tour. Priceless.
Mack, I am sorry that you think $3,000 is a lot of money, but please don't think I haven't any sympathy for you. OK, bro?
Some Husker fans pay $3,000 per year for UNL season tickets and I'll bet many people would pay 3,000 to attend a UNL football fantasy camp. And I'll bet most of them are decent conversationalists.
I got 40 hours of football for my $3,000. When you realize that the ball is in play for only 11 minutes per game, UNL season ticket holders only get 77 minutes of football for their $3,000...and I was closer to the action than the 50 yard line. I was in the film rooms and at the team meetings. I ate with the players and coaches every day. I was given a tour of all the football offices, training rooms and facilities. I attended every practice and was allowed to float around wherever I wanted to. They gave me a UCF gym bag stuffed full of warm ups, t-shirts, polos, hats, shorts, socks, etc. The 3,000 included my room and board.
I had a reserved seat at the $100 per plate UCF football kick-off luncheon. They had a photographer following me around during the entire camp and I have a CD with over 200 1st quality photos on it. I was a designated member of the UCF team for 3 days. I was treated like a VIP.
I was also on the local Orlando TV news and I got to catch a couple of Division 1 passes from Scott Frost...priceless.
Your tainted (and hateful) view of my UCF camp experience is a joke.
When you realize that Husker season ticket holders on the 50-yard line are paying $38 per minute to watch the ball in play at Memorial Stadium, you should be able to understand that it is normal for the average American to spend considerable sums of money on entertainment. It happens every day. It is what keeps Las Vegas going. Yes?
Oh, come on, NU Alum, it can't be that bad. I'm sure you knew which direction to run after catching a pass.
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I was able to get to never-before-seen footage of the first time that Scott walked into the same room that Paramus was in. The other UCF fans were a little weirded out.
That entire post screamed: "Looks at me!! I haven't played sports of any sort but I do have a few bucks and now I'm sticking it to people that played sports by catching a few passes from a D1 athlete despite looking like the biggest moron doing so".
I played sports at a decent level and having seen these types of people at parties and/or show up for a practice, I have no patience for them.
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Wow, how impressive!
Yes, being a good father is rather impressive. Well, at least to those of us connected to the real world.
Mack, I am sorry that you think $3,000 is a lot of money, but please don't think I haven't any sympathy for you. OK, bro?
Some Husker fans pay $3,000 per year for UNL season tickets and I'll bet many people would pay 3,000 to attend a UNL football fantasy camp. And I'll bet most of them are decent conversationalists.
I got 40 hours of football for my $3,000. When you realize that the ball is in play for only 11 minutes per game, UNL season ticket holders only get 77 minutes of football for their $3,000...and I was closer to the action than the 50 yard line. I was in the film rooms and at the team meetings. I ate with the players and coaches every day. I was given a tour of all the football offices, training rooms and facilities. I attended every practice and was allowed to float around wherever I wanted to. They gave me a UCF gym bag stuffed full of warm ups, t-shirts, polos, hats, shorts, socks, etc. The 3,000 included my room and board.
I had a reserved seat at the $100 per plate UCF football kick-off luncheon. They had a photographer following me around during the entire camp and I have a CD with over 200 1st quality photos on it. I was a designated member of the UCF team for 3 days. I was treated like a VIP.
I was also on the local Orlando TV news and I got to catch a couple of Division 1 passes from Scott Frost...priceless.
Your tainted (and hateful) view of my UCF camp experience is a joke.
When you realize that Husker season ticket holders on the 50-yard line are paying $38 per minute to watch the ball in play at Memorial Stadium, you should be able to understand that it is normal for the average American to spend considerable sums of money on entertainment. It happens every day. It is what keeps Las Vegas going. Yes?
If I wasn't clear enough before, having enough money to spend on this doesn't mean literally jack. Many many people here could do this event. People that brag about having money are the most insecure people I know. If I had to guess, I'd say you live in SoCal...
O.K. But I'd rather be the homeless guy.GBR!!!Mack, I am sorry that you think $3,000 is a lot of money, but please don't think I haven't any sympathy for you. OK, bro?
Some Husker fans pay $3,000 per year for UNL season tickets and I'll bet many people would pay 3,000 to attend a UNL football fantasy camp. And I'll bet most of them are decent conversationalists.
I got 40 hours of football for my $3,000. When you realize that the ball is in play for only 11 minutes per game, UNL season ticket holders only get 77 minutes of football for their $3,000...and I was closer to the action than the 50 yard line. I was in the film rooms and at the team meetings. I ate with the players and coaches every day. I was given a tour of all the football offices, training rooms and facilities. I attended every practice and was allowed to float around wherever I wanted to. They gave me a UCF gym bag stuffed full of warm ups, t-shirts, polos, hats, shorts, socks, etc. The 3,000 included my room and board.
I had a reserved seat at the $100 per plate UCF football kick-off luncheon. They had a photographer following me around during the entire camp and I have a CD with over 200 1st quality photos on it. I was a designated member of the UCF team for 3 days. I was treated like a VIP.
I was also on the local Orlando TV news and I got to catch a couple of Division 1 passes from Scott Frost...priceless.
Your tainted (and hateful) view of my UCF camp experience is a joke.
When you realize that Husker season ticket holders on the 50-yard line are paying $38 per minute to watch the ball in play at Memorial Stadium, you should be able to understand that it is normal for the average American to spend considerable sums of money on entertainment. It happens every day. It is what keeps Las Vegas going. Yes?
I was able to get to never-before-seen footage of the first time that Scott walked into the same room that Paramus was in. The other UCF fans were a little weirded out.
Oh, Oh, Chitwot. Looks like you posted the wrong video again. That's not Scott Frost in that video. That's the infamous video of you being overcome by demons. Don't you remember?
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I'm not saying this to be mean, but you should pay someone $3,000/year to post for you; way less embarrassing for you.
Funniest post I have seen in a while.GBR!!!
Oh, yes. Very impressive. He sounds like a busy daddy. Does being a busy daddy qualify him to tell others how they should spend their time and money...or is it that fisherman part of him? Maybe he's qualified because he owns a whistle?
