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Was the bowl in decline in 1990 when Tech and Maryland tied before 48,000+? Or in 1995 and 1997 when LSU played in it? Or when Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Alabama, Nebraska, and Arkansas played in games...

It had a chance to turn it around in 2012 and chose not to. The decline has been much steeper since 2012 than it was before.

Next week's game is no longer winner bowl-eligible, loser goes home.

UTSA 9 Marshall 7 final.

But it was stated on the call-in show that Tech "turned down" the invitation. Did not happen, and that was the one-sided information that demanded a rebuttal.

Can't when one-sided information is being spoken as gospel.

Somebody dialed the batphone to get a seminar caller on the line.

Kramer is not sorry for the short show tonight.

It was cricket city there, LOL.

Today was though. Basically allowed double UTEP's season average of 214.8 yards total offense (last in FBS by 63 yards per game) and 11.3 points per game (also last in FBS).

"UTEP competed today."

Think I have finally mastered the Holtz vocabulary. Compete = lose.

Nice drive. Good taste to go into halftime.

Winded when he hit the ground.

Need to play for a TD in this last 2:06.

UTEP's feed on CUSA TV is bad. I have the USM-Charlotte game (also on CUSA TV) playing on another computer and it hasn't missed a beat since kickoff. 27-7 USM.

USM's stream also isn't a jumbotron...

If schools say they don't have the money, have the conference office bid out the equipment and deduct the cost from the school's conference revenue distribution.

Two completions, two fumbles.

And McKnight shows out not in a good way again.

Lollipop pass into the wind. NO zip at all.

Nobody available even to accept a bribe anymore. The TV landscape has changed from even 3 years ago, not to mention 10 years.

I'm listening to Nitz and watching CUSA TV one play behind.

Not real football until we throw on 1st or 2nd down.