Football question from the Snyder cut....

How the heck did Gotham City University get a home game with Wisconsin? What conference is GCU in? Does GCU share the rebuilt stadium that the Gotham City Rogues used in Dark Knight Rises?

These are questions you come up with on medical leave rather than argue with your far right social media folk about Joe Biden falling down.

I'll listen.

 

I'm not really up on the history of Cyborg, but I thought Victor Stone was supposed to play for Metropolis U. anyway.
I thought StarLabs was supposed to be HQ'ed in Metropolis.
But I guess in the Man of Steel Snyderverse, Metropolis and Gotham City are supposed to be sister cities across the bay from each other a/la San Francisco and Oakland, with Metropolis the gleaming high tech modernistic city and Gotham the gritty run-down dilapidated hellhole.

 

Their three-game series with Boise State expired in 2018.

 

Assuming GCU is a Division I school, it's conceivable they'd get a home game against Wisconsin. Wisconsin hasn't been shy about going on the road to play G5 schools. It's visited South Florida (2019), BYU (2017) and UNLV (201o) in the past decade. It doesn't have any scheduled in the 2020s, mostly because they're saving the non-conference road game for P5 opponents (Notre Dame in 2021, Washington State in 2023, Alabama in 2025, Pitt in 2027, UCLA in 2029).

 

Are GCU nicknamed the Jokers or Penguins?

 

The Bats...

Come on, man.

 

In most versions of Batman, aren't they usually the Gotham Knights?

 

I thought the Gotham Knights were a professional team. Otherwise, what the heck were they doing with Bill Cowher on the sideline and Hines Ward returning a kickoff for them?

 

The NCAA found out about it, and put the Cleveland Browns on probation.

 

He got so pissed he blew them up.

 

Smith was great.