Conner video sadly missed

[Pronghorn cat]

Right now we could sure use a Conner video to help pass the next 9 days.
He had a way of getting you pumped up like no one else could.
RIP

[catman50]

Right now we could sure use a Conner video to help pass the next 9 days.
He had a way of getting you pumped up like no one else could.
RIP

I couldn't agree more.

[hardhatcat]

Agreed. I know he had help with the videos so are any of them planning to take over.

[mslacatfan]

I have been thinking the same thing lately. He was extremely talented!

[hardhatcat]

Yes he was and I think it would be a shame if one of his colleagues did not continue what he started.

[catdaddy7]

Was just wondering if they have some sort of tribute on tap for Gold Rush. Would be a shame if they didn't. Maybe sell some
Psy glasses to everyone and we can gangnam a tribute to Connor,,,, that'd be kinda cool!

[FTG247365]

It might be awhile until someone fills that spot he left, not sure it would ever be the same. This would be a great time for another badass video. RIP Conner

[Hi-Line Bobcat]

He was probably in the top five biggest contributors to bobcat football over the last four years. He was the best, and the video makers for other college schools rightfully recognized him for that. I asked Colter if there was anybody doing the same thing this year for the Cats as Conner did in the past, but I never got a response. For some reason I thought I remembered someone saying there would be in fact a replacement? Maybe it was just wishful thinking on my part.

[gtapp]

Maybe someone on BN with the knowhow can post an old Conner Video each day!

[PapaG]

Maybe someone on BN with the knowhow can post an old Conner Video each day!

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[falconcat]

Thanks !!!

[PapaG]

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[tampa_griz]

He definitely had a knack for his trade. Fvck cancer.

[LongTimeCatFan]

This thread is just weird. Just 2 hours ago I was thinking to myself that a new video should be coming out soon, but sadly it probably won't happen.

Conner will be missed for a long time

[catsrback76]

One of my fav's of Conner's...

http://youtu.be/-UPqad-WfN4

[webdav]

Other than interactions on BN and Twitter, I never met the man, but he made an impact on me. He filmed our Cats as if they were the Warriors, truth is that the guy behind the lens was the toughest fighter of them all. The guy went through so much, yet came out smiling and enjoying life. He'll continue to inspire us, not because he is gone, but because of the way he lived while he was here.

His videos remain a tangible connection to a young man taken from us too soon. I wish there could be more, but we'll cherish the ones he left.

Thank you Conner. We miss you. You were a true Bobcat.


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[Nathaniel Wilson]

Agreed. I know he had help with the videos so are any of them planning to take over.

Hey all,

To give some context as to who I am, I worked with Conner for the past couple of years as another student videographer in Athletics and Football and he was also my closest friend. I graduated from MSU this May and no longer live in Bozeman, so I don't know the current state of affairs on the video front, but this is the last bit of info I had as to what MSU was planning to do as far as video production goes. Please keep in mind that this was all from April, so things could have changed since then.

Football was planning on hiring other students just to focus on filming games for highlights. During games, I was on the sidelines filming with Conner, but the two of us also had to film practices. These students' focus would just be highlights, weekly motivationals and other creative videos concerning Football. There was also talk of having these same kids film other sports as well (like Conner did), but I don't know what the status of that is.

Again, take this with a grain of salt as things could've changed, but rest assured they're not going to completely abandon creative video production. Things will undoubtedly be different, but in large part thanks to Conner, MSU has high standards now, and they're going to do their best to meet them.

[catatac]

Agreed. I know he had help with the videos so are any of them planning to take over.

Hey all,

To give some context as to who I am, I worked with Conner for the past couple of years as another student videographer in Athletics and Football and he was also my closest friend. I graduated from MSU this May and no longer live in Bozeman, so I don't know the current state of affairs on the video front, but this is the last bit of info I had as to what MSU was planning to do as far as video production goes. Please keep in mind that this was all from April, so things could have changed since then.

Football was planning on hiring other students just to focus on filming games for highlights. During games, I was on the sidelines filming with Conner, but the two of us also had to film practices. These students' focus would just be highlights, weekly motivationals and other creative videos concerning Football. There was also talk of having these same kids film other sports as well (like Conner did), but I don't know what the status of that is.

Again, take this with a grain of salt as things could've changed, but rest assured they're not going to completely abandon creative video production. Things will undoubtedly be different, but in large part thanks to Conner, MSU has high standards now, and they're going to do their best to meet them.

Awesome, thank you sir. Maybe Colter can do some checking around\poking someone with a stick so we can start getting our Bobcat Video fix!

[TrueCat]

Thank you for the update Nathaniel. Conner will be sorely missed. Maybe we can convince you to come back and continue the legacy of great Bobcat videos.

[grizzh8r]

Other than interactions on BN and Twitter, I never met the man, but he made an impact on me. He filmed our Cats as if they were the Warriors, truth is that the guy behind the lens was the toughest fighter of them all. The guy went through so much, yet came out smiling and enjoying life. He'll continue to inspire us, not because he is gone, but because of the way he lived while he was here.

His videos remain a tangible connection to a young man taken from us too soon. I wish there could be more, but we'll cherish the ones he left.

Thank you Conner. We miss you. You were a true Bobcat.


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Wow. This post gave me chills. Thanks for the poignant remarks webdav...