I know. I thought so too until I made the switch. Now I can confidently sit in coffee shoppes, drinking my tall latte, without any feelings of inadequacy. It's so empowering when that little apple logo lights up and looks down upon lesser computers.Ewww, macbook?
LOL!
I have to say they don't bother me as much since they got rid of the dependency on proprietary hardware and switched to a BSD based OS (I'm a linux guy if I can help it). Now I just think they are overpriced for what you get, but definitely have their uses.
I figured I'd give it a shot. I got tired of my pc and really didn't want to try linux. I like it so far even though they are overpriced. For what I use it for, posting on spurstalk/porn, it works really well.
in case ya'll missed it over here...
AP is reporting and UTSA announces...IT'S OFFICIAL
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3955044
Texas-San Antonio hires Coker
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- Former Miami coach Larry Coker has been hired to lead the new Texas-San Antonio football program, his first coaching job since the Hurricanes fired him in 2006. UTSA announced the decision Thursday. A news conference is scheduled for Friday. Texas-San Antonio plans to play its first season in 2011 in the Football Championship Subdivision. Coker was among three finalists for the job, along with Tulsa assistant Paul Randolph and Northwest Missouri State coach Mel Tjeerdsma. Coker's hiring was first reported by San Antonio television station WOAI. A phone message left at Coker's home in Florida on Thursday was not immediately returned. Coker, who has been working for ESPN as a college football analyst, went 60-15 with the Hurricanes and led them to the 2001 national championship. He was fired in 2006 after a tumultuous season in which the team went 6-6. That season was marred by problems off the field, including an infamous brawl during the Florida International game that resulted in the suspension of 31 players. Coker has talked of returning to coaching since being fired, and his name has been linked to several openings. In a 2007 interview with AP, Coker said it only took "about 30 seconds" before Miami's 2006 brawl with FIU came up during interviews for coaching jobs elsewhere. Coker reached the pinnacle of college football in 2001, guiding Miami to a 12-0 record and a national championship victory over Nebraska in his rookie season as a head coach. Now, the 60-year-old Oklahoma native will pilot a program just getting off the ground. San Antonio is the largest city in the nation without an NFL or Division I-A football team. UTSA has about 28,000 students, and an overwhelming majority approved a referendum in 2007 that served as a major step in establishing a football program. The Roadrunners plan to play in the Alamodome, the 65,000-seat downtown stadium built in 1993 that never attracted an NFL franchise like the city hoped. Coker won the Big East each of his first three seasons at Miami. He started off coaching in the 1970s at an Oklahoma high school before moving on to assistant jobs with Tulsa, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma and Ohio State.
http://www.goutsa.com/ViewArticle.db...ATCLID=3685193
MEDIA ADVISORY
Event
UTSA President Ricardo Romo and UTSA Athletics Director Lynn Hickey will introduce Larry Coker as the university’s first head football coach. Live video streaming of the press conference available here.
Date
Friday, March 6
Time
10:30 a.m. - Pep Band, Cheer and Dance Team & Rowdy greet guests
11 a.m. - Announcement begins
Where
University Center III Ballroom (1604 campus)
Directions
From IH 10, exit UTSA Boulevard and turn left (west) toward campus. Follow UTSA Boulevard for two-and-half miles to Edward Ximenes Avenue, which is the third stoplight past IH-10. Turn right, go past the visitor’s booth on the left and follow directional signage.
Media parking
· Television trucks can park at the loading dock and in the parking spaces between the University Center III building and the South Parking Garage
· Radio, print & online media can park adjacent, in Parking Lot 6
· Invited guests can park in the South Parking Garage (tickets will be validated)
I really have no problem with the barely accredited ins ution known as UTSA...
But FVCK all these little UTSA whiny ass es here. I hope they all get genital warts.
F'ing hilarious! You would think though that all you haters would just get a life or I don't know maybe post about other college sports topicsinstead. If you keep posting about UTSA, even negatively, it will eventually grow on you and you'll be one of the UTSA people as well. It's like the kids who hate vegetables but eventually come around.
hmmm...
EDIT -- Why did they set the SWT 'Arnold Cat' as the logo for Texas State?
What? That's a terrible comparison.
What else can people do in here right now? I don't think many people here care about CBB, so this place is dead till the real talking starts in August.
stupid post of the day. congrats
on a side note, how the is a tech guy a champion at anything? especially pacman?
Why do you insist in telling us like we care..if we cared we would go into your sorry ass forum.
LMAO utsa
I grew up on pacman, but Im betting it doesnt last long. chief is a stupid junkie that will beat my score before the weekend is over.
ITT tech > utsa
I bet they could beat utsa at football
Im sure my old high school band could beat them in football.
I bet if the utsa freaks suited up that they could beat larry coker's team
Congrats man! What an achievement!
LMAO chokelahoma
About time someone gave high school band football some respect!!
lol, UTSA
My high school band was better than my high school football team. They used to play on the weekends. My high school football team was pretty much a joke.
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