CL Strategy

[Reason2succeed]

I know we all hate the CL but shouldn't we all click their articles when they finally write about the NCAA's investigation of OM? It seems that a couple hundred thousand clicks on an article would encourage them to continue. What say ye?

[shannondawg]

When hell freezes over.

[M.Fillmore]

I agree with Reason.

[gravedigger]

I know we all hate the CL but shouldn't we all click their articles when they finally write about the NCAA's investigation of OM? It seems that a couple hundred thousand clicks on an article would encourage them to continue. What say ye?

it would if they werent bought and paid for.

[Dawg-gone-dawgs]

I know we all hate the CL but shouldn't we all click their articles when they finally write about the NCAA's investigation of OM? It seems that a couple hundred thousand clicks on an article would encourage them to continue. What say ye?

You know their grimey little fingers are quivering as they type every word of an article on that subject..

[Reason2succeed]

it would if they werent bought and paid for.

I'm not sure if they are paid for or if it's just that so many in their administration went to journalism school at OM.

I guess it comes down to whether our strategy is to influence or annihilate. Clicking pro-MSU and revealing ads on the OM NCAA investigation is an attempt to influence the paper but at this point it probably is a lost cause. We should just encourage every self-respecting State fan to boycott the paper. There are enough people loyal to MSU to make a huge dent in their already small market.