The Big 12 expansion groundswell

[Goatnapper'96]

Wait... Napper isn't a son of the 208?

My mother was raised on a farm one section south of Shoshone Falls. While her kids were raised in SoCal, 3 of the 5 kids have made their way back to the Gem State and the other two would if they could. This is because we all spent our summers here. My older siblings doing farm work and myself either trolling on Magic Reservoir or fishing in Big Wood River - Gramps was retired when I came along. We were always of the 208 even when we were not in the 208!

[Katy Lied]

So Goat is an Idafauxan?

[Uncle Ted]

My mother was raised on a farm one section south of Shoshone Falls. While her kids were raised in SoCal, 3 of the 5 kids have made their way back to the Gem State and the other two would if they could. This is because we all spent our summers here. My older siblings doing farm work and myself either trolling on Magic Reservoir or fishing in Big Wood River - Gramps was retired when I came along. We were always of the 208 even when we were not in the 208!

That makes me feel better... I did my share of fly fishing on the Big Wood River growing up there. My mother and sisters are still in the 208 and I take my kids there in the summer. It is too damn hot in Texas.

[old_gregg]

My mother was raised on a farm one section south of Shoshone Falls. While her kids were raised in SoCal, 3 of the 5 kids have made their way back to the Gem State and the other two would if they could. This is because we all spent our summers here. My older siblings doing farm work and myself either trolling on Magic Reservoir or fishing in Big Wood River - Gramps was retired when I came along. We were always of the 208 even when we were not in the 208!

yikes, lots of justifications and backpedaling bro. nothing wrong with being from california.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Pretty good response from Bowlsby, minimal, dismissive yet courteous.

[Goatnapper'96]

Bonafides are never apologies!

[Commando]

Posted without a hint of irony.

[Nakoma]

My mother was raised on a farm one section south of Shoshone Falls. While her kids were raised in SoCal, 3 of the 5 kids have made their way back to the Gem State and the other two would if they could. This is because we all spent our summers here. My older siblings doing farm work and myself either trolling on Magic Reservoir or fishing in Big Wood River - Gramps was retired when I came along. We were always of the 208 even when we were not in the 208!

Preach it brother! I was born in south central Idaho, but my parents moved when I was 1 year-old. My grandparents had a ranch outside of Fairfield on the Camas Prairie and I spent a few summers on the ranch before my grandparents sold it. I have great memories of fishing the Big Smokey creek. We also spent summers camping and hiking in the Stanley Basin at Redfish Lake.

I'm proud to be a son of the 208!

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

My mother was raised on a farm one section south of Shoshone Falls. While her kids were raised in SoCal, 3 of the 5 kids have made their way back to the Gem State and the other two would if they could. This is because we all spent our summers here. My older siblings doing farm work and myself either trolling on Magic Reservoir or fishing in Big Wood River - Gramps was retired when I came along. We were always of the 208 even when we were not in the 208!

My dad is a dishonest person and used to register his boat in Idaho because his brother owned a piece of property there and the taxes/registration was cheaper. 208 bitches!

[wuapinmon]

So Goat is an Idafauxan?

[Paperback Writer]

Preach it brother! I was born in south central Idaho, but my parents moved when I was 1 year-old. My grandparents had a ranch outside of Fairfield on the Camas Prairie and I spent a few summers on the ranch before my grandparents sold it. I have great memories of fishing the Big Smokey creek. We also spent summers camping and hiking in the Stanley Basin at Redfish Lake.

I'm proud to be a son of the 208!

Before I was old enough to be legally employed, I moved pipe one summer on my uncle's Idaho farm/ranch. My cousins also took me fishing once. Son of the 208!

[Uncle Ted]

My dad is a dishonest person and used to register his boat in Idaho because his brother owned a piece of property there and the taxes/registration was cheaper. 208 bitches!

Yeah, I kept my truck registered in Idaho most of my BYU career because Utah had that god awful property tax on cars at the time. Utah finally wised up and got rid of that stoopid tax. Born and raised in the 208!

[Pelado]

Yeah, I kept my truck registered in Idaho most of my BYU career because Utah had that god awful property tax on cars at the time. Utah finally wised up and got rid of that stoopid tax. Born and raised in the 208!

Don't forget about those silly safety inspections! Get your hands off my crappy beater car, Big Brother!

[Uncle Ted]

Before I was old enough to be legally employed, I moved pipe one summer on my uncle's Idaho farm/ranch. My cousins also took me fishing once. Son of the 208!

Don't push it... But it is good to hear that you had a taste of the good 208 life growing up.

[Green Monstah]

Before I was old enough to be legally employed, I moved pipe one summer on my uncle's Idaho farm/ranch. My cousins also took me fishing once. Son of the 208!

But do any of your siblings currently yearn to live in Idaho???!!!