AugieDoggy
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Friend of mine posed this: In a nutshell, you have to choose between Super Bowl and signing day 2013 for a complete media blackout, meaning no t.v., no radio, no internet and not phones; in fact, whichever you choose for the blackout, you cannot know what happened that day in sports until the next day.
My best friend, a Canes fan, said it's no choice - he'd black out NLOI signing day.
My team is not playing, so I could not give the smallest ****. The few times I have not taken off work for signing day I have been worthless at work - checking my phone, the t.v., all Canes sites and opponent's boards for updates. On a good year, signing day is like Christmas & Chanukah all at once, whether I'm at home alone or out at a bar with friends. Even on a bad year, the anticipation of the day is still a unique feeling. I never feel that way about the Super Bowl, even when the Giants are playing.
This year, especially, with a handful+ of top recruits in play and seemingly favoring us, it's a no-brainer to me. Goodbye Super Bowl
What you got?
My best friend, a Canes fan, said it's no choice - he'd black out NLOI signing day.
My team is not playing, so I could not give the smallest ****. The few times I have not taken off work for signing day I have been worthless at work - checking my phone, the t.v., all Canes sites and opponent's boards for updates. On a good year, signing day is like Christmas & Chanukah all at once, whether I'm at home alone or out at a bar with friends. Even on a bad year, the anticipation of the day is still a unique feeling. I never feel that way about the Super Bowl, even when the Giants are playing.
This year, especially, with a handful+ of top recruits in play and seemingly favoring us, it's a no-brainer to me. Goodbye Super Bowl
What you got?
