July 11, 200719 yr The success of each forum makes it a reasonable move. It will take some getting used to, but I really don't have to worry about it until July 23rd... :banana:
July 11, 200719 yr Sorry but I don't like it. I guess I will get used to it. But I do agree much more organized. I agree on this one. I didn't notice it till I looked at this post. But I just went and looked at it for a few seconds. Where does college baseball and other college stuff go under other sports?
July 11, 200719 yr I thought my computer was messed up. I logged on this PC for the first time in over a month and thought something was screwed up. :lol:
July 11, 200719 yr Is it possible to offset the forum titles in the drop-down list? For instance, 'Forums' is italicized and bold, could you put High School Sports, College Sports, Professional Sports, and General Discussions in bold a level down, and then a level down from that list the forums under that category? Forums .....High School Sports ..........Football ..........Baseball .....College Sports ..........Football ..........Baseball
July 11, 200719 yr Auto Racing and Pro Sports are under Professional Sports. That what 2 means. :thumb:
July 11, 200719 yr The only change is that we split the basketball and football in the college forum? That and Pro Sports are isolated by themselves now. I agree on this one. I didn't notice it till I looked at this post. But I just went and looked at it for a few seconds. Where does college baseball and other college stuff go under other sports?College has been divided into Football, Basketball and All Other Sports. We gave college baseball a look, but there's just not that many college baseball threads, so they get thrown in with other college sports. You'll see similar changes in Professional Sports. Unlike college baseball, the MLB will get its own forum. This is all in an effort to help members more easily find threads that they are interested in, much as the high school forums are set up. By setting up separate forums for sports that see a lot of post volume, we make it easier to read, post and start new threads. Although college baseball doesn't get it's own thread, it still comes out way ahead, because the baseball threads won't be buried admist a zillion football and basketball threads. Heck, if Tubby had stayed at UK, he might have got his own forum. I dont get the need for the College Recruiting Forum.College Recruiting has had a forum longer than I've been a member. Keep in mind that what you presently see is a work in progress. It might take a couple of days for the dust settles and you can see the final product.
July 11, 200719 yr I liked the other one better but hey it will grow on us. The pro sporting one is just so thin.
July 11, 200719 yr Is it possible to offset the forum titles in the drop-down list? For instance, 'Forums' is italicized and bold, could you put High School Sports, College Sports, Professional Sports, and General Discussions in bold a level down, and then a level down from that list the forums under that category? Forums .....High School Sports ..........Football ..........Baseball .....College Sports ..........Football ..........Baseball Do you mean in the Forum Jump at the bottom right of the page?
July 11, 200719 yr I dont get the need for the College Recruiting Forum. More than anything there is some useful information in that forum for players and parents considering college athletics.
July 11, 200719 yr I know when I first saw it, since I use the forum list to go from board to board. I could have SWORN there was something different, but I couldn't figure it out. EVENTUALLY my high school education self solved the mystery. :lol: I think it's a great idea with college football starting soon, that board will be full of all that talk. If you are sick of reading about football or want to read JUST college basketball, there is a seperate place.
July 11, 200719 yr Do you mean in the Forum Jump at the bottom right of the page? Yep. Just to make it a little easier to read/understand if possible.
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