Mizzou Links, 9-24-08
Alright, we'll see if I can sustain an internet connection long enough to write this post this morning...it's been an annoying 48 hours at the Boy household...
Dave Matter says a bye is not always a good thing. While that's true--and he has some evidence to back it up--I must say I really, really like the timing of this bye week.
Repeat after me: the Heisman is Chase Daniel's to lose. Has a nice ring to it, no?
The Missourian recaps Gary Pinkel's trip to Bristol. Good stuff.
On a lighter note, "ESPN First Take" host Jay Crawford asked the coach about his motorcycling habits, a hobby he forbids any of his players from engaging in.
“Well, I’ve got wind issues,” Pinkel said. “It’s very relaxing for me. I’ve got a Jeep, I’ve got a boat. I like wind.”
Making perhaps the most prominent appearance on the national media stage of his career, one might expect Pinkel to be the one with the fidgety mannerisms and camera-shy demeanor. After his interview on "First Take," though, it seemed to be the opposite.
“I don’t mean to imply that Michael Kim doesn’t pay attention to other interviews that we’re doing,” co-host Dana Jacobson said before the show’s next segment. “But when I say that he was just kind of glued listening to that one, it would sort of be an understatement.”
Kim is an MU alumnus from Fulton who recently returned to Columbia for the School of Journalism’s centennial celebration. Later, he caught flack for his wardrobe choice as well: a black tie outfitted with gold diagonal stripes.
Kim playfully dismissed the notion that his newfound attention span and fashion sense happened because of the morning’s guest.
“Oh, Missouri’s here?” Kim said. “I hadn’t noticed that.”
Jared Perry: comeback kid.
Big Head goes to the tale of the tape: Mizzou vs Chiefs vs Rams.
On the recruiting front, it appears that Mizzou has lost one of its targets--4-star TX RB Knile Davis--to Arkansas. PowerMizzou takes a look at what's left on the RB front.
Kyle Gibson: Mizzou Baseball's next ace.
Finally, if Mizzou Volleyball loses tonight in Lubbock and falls to 0-3 in the Big 12 and 5-7 overall, the NCAA Tournament streak is all but dead...you just can't lose to Tech in volleyball....
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we’ll see if I can sustain an internet connection long enough to write this post this morning…
Mediacom hasn’t been making a lot of friends for the past 48 hours. Basically everyone I talked to Tuesday was complaining about their internet…
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Mediacom does not give a damn about you
I remember when I was in town, I got so frustrated with Mediacom’s “service” that I went to a Dish Network setup that didn’t even work for a year before I finally came back to them. But, what other choice do you have? Especially if you want local channels (i.e. FOX: whose signal is so weak that you can’t pick it up on antenna a mile from the station.
I juggle one handed, do some magic tricks and do the best imitation of myself.
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They give a damn when you threaten to leave...
…our cable service got so bad over the summer that we set up an appointment for Direct TV installation. We called Mediacom to cancel, and they offered us basically all the channels (sans the Showtime channels) for half the price we were paying. That made it a lot easier to stomach craptastic service, so we stayed.
The internet is an entirely different issue…not a lot of (cheapish) options there…
Hmm…“cheapish” didn’t get caught by my spell checker…
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Mediacom
In the 2008 Consumer Reports DTV rankings, Mediacom was ranked 12th in a listing of the 12 largest digital providers (including fiber optic and satellite) for overall service
12 of 12? Mediacom: the Baylor of Cable Providers!
(And, yes, I realize that Baylor may not be the worst team in the conference anymore)
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How about
Mediacom: The Lubbock of Cable Providers
Baylor may not always be in the cellar, but Lubbock will always be the worst city in the Big 12. Or, maybe Stillwater, which is worse?
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Stillwater's cozier...
…there’s not a whole helluva lot in Stillwater, but I enjoy it. For my one trip to Lubbock, I was in and out for the game and didn’t spend a millisecond of non-game-related time there, so I can’t evaluate…
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Lubbock
Worst. City. Ever. I have the emotional scars to prove it.
My high school competes in the same region as schools in that area, so every regional championship was held on the Tech campus. A city must really suck when you’re hoping not do well on things to spare yourself a trip to Lubbock.
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Chance McDanielson for Heisman
Dude.
I think you’re selling LBK short. While I’ll never claim that it’s some sort of western Mecca, it’s not bad. Tech’s got a nice campus, and there’s a good bar scene in the LBK. Plus, if you didn’t enjoy road trips to Lubbock to dominate west Texas kids in academia contests, you don’t enjoy life. As you well know, if you won your district, it was pretty much a competition between you and the other DFW kids.
As for Mediacom….HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA!!! This thread brings back awful, awful memories. Mediacom doesn’t do a single damn thing well. It’s true. They don’t even play hardball well.
For example, I stayed in the 573 for a summer and wanted cable in my apartment. I called Mediacom and they told me that the earliest they could be out was in two weeks. I called back literally 15 minutes later, told them that I was having a party this weekend (I wasn’t) and needed cable by then, and they were out there later that day.
In conclusion, Mediacom is teh suck.
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