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RallyMo

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  1. Really? I haven't tried but have seen the links for local games on Front Row Sports and others. But I found I was watching most local games with buddies at the pub anyway.

    I started to really love the streaming stuff. I don't watch much TV outside of sports but love being able to just hammer out 3-4 episodes in a row of a show with no commercials. I'm sure I'll jump into the new age here soon and hook it up to the tv for viewing.

     

    Well, yeah. I haven't tried anything like Front Row so I don't know. You should definitely try them out for a week or so before making any switch to see if it works for you but if you're catching most stuff while out that's not that big of a deal for you as it would be for me. The appeal of the pay subs for sports is the ease of use for me. I don't have to find links or anything, just about every provider has an xbox app and they all have mobile apps.

     

    Netflix, Hulu+ and great for TV watching. It's been at least three years since I've actually watched anything live on TV in terms of series. 

     

    I read that HBO is possibly coming around to making HBOGo available on a subscription basis, which is fantastic. 

  2. I think that the primary advantage that most people see is a likelihood of continuing support and software updates for the device until it is no longer technologically capable of supporting new updates. Also, some people don't like he manufacturer specific stuff that is placed on some phones

     

    I think a good example of this is the roughly 2+ year old Nexus S. It received updates until the most recent update to Android 4.2.

     

    Depending on how much you pay per month and if that kind of stuff appeals to you, you might want to consider going to prepaid and grabbing a Nexus 4:

     

    http://www.google.com/nexus/4/

     

    If that's not a big deal, that's a nice phone. It really is.

  3. that's crazy

     

    I know he can speak for himself, but I'll just say that II think he's kinda building upon a joke that I made about Cal being a basketball school when we were "winning" (everything's relative) in BB while Tedford was floundering. It's clear that Cal has aspirations on and is dumping TONS of money into being a football school, but that's a tough row to hoe. I jokingly said that Cal was a basketball school.

     

    I'm pretty sure Nate knows that UCLA can pretty quickly turn its BB program around 

     

    You guys will be strong if you get a good replacement for basketball Tedford.

  4. Reminds me of Scioscia.  It remains to be seen how the Angels do this year -- but for Howland early success and then the Bruins kept him around too long.  The way he handled Nelson, Dragovic, the Wears, etc really was frustrating.

     

    I appreciate his three final fours and the fact that he was always true to the Bruins, he is a good person and I hope he does well where ever he goes next.  I am happy to bring in a new coach though.

     

    It's exactly the same as Tedford, though the high's were higher with Howland (though not relative to the program's stature and his starting point) and the lows weren't as low as they ended up being with Tedford.

     

    At least the UCLA program isn't on the verge of academic probation. Dykes has a very fine line to walk at Cal. He can't afford a single academic slip-up.

  5. Rally, you would appreciate this:

     

    UCLA fans saying if we don't get our main targets: Stevens, Smart, Donovan, Pitino, that we should go after Montgomery.

     

    That's EXACTLY what UCLA needs to do. They need to bring in a 66 year old guy that isn't a hardcore recruiter.

     

    lol, you should probably put anybody that seriously floated that on ignore.

     

    That's NEVER going to happen.

  6. The Optimus G is an absolutely awesome phone if you like the design aesthetic. It's pretty much the Nexus 4 (quad core, 4.7 screen, 2GB RAM) with the drawback of not being pure Google and the added benefit of having a better camera, LTE, 32 GB of internal memory (rather than 8/16) and a microSD slot. It's an absolute beast and is only $50.

     

    http://www.phonearena.com/phones/compare/LG-Optimus-G,Google-Nexus-4/phones/7458,7531

     

    IMO, it's actually the best phone on the market that's available (I really like the S4 and HTC One, but they're not available).

     

    If you don't give two craps about pure Google experience, I don't think you can go wrong with it. Go give it a look.

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