cheeseman

Not a huge deal to me but since we are taking about May's wardrobe - should it not have been something Billiken?

The Dome is to big for them to use and the one of the worst basketball viewing experiences I have ever had.

The term interim was his way out - interim means just for now. May had an escape hatch but refused for whatever the reason not to take it.

I am confused - how does your post have anything to do with the Crews issue. She quit because she was going to be let go anyway - I didn't like that she left but Biondi made it untenable. Honestly, Brad would not have been the hill I would have picked to die on.

Not sure how it still works but the MSHAA rules said you have to move in order to get a waiver to transfer and still play. The move had to be one that would require a change of schools that prevented you from still attending or distance driven. A bigger problem for private schools. The school could sign off on a transfer if you had a hardship issue at play - for example you had to move out of your parents' house for safety reasons (you can guess) but not just because you simply want to get out. It was not uncommon for the school not to sign off if the kid really did not have a valid reason.

Complaining about July 11 or 9 is a bit silly. The date is not critical. I know of people in the past who have literally forgot to renew and called weeks later and the tix office was able to accommodate them and they kept their same seats. Why do you think it takes a long time for the process so a day or two is nothing. Once again, I know some will be offended by this post but to complain about every little thing only lessens when a real issue arises. As I have said in the past - I am not an apologist for May in fact I would be fine if he moved on but we have to be real.

Why would any school want to step into this quagmire at the D1 level?

If you are talking about somebody in their backyard then OK but not in restaurants they smoke and dry rubs.

I am not sure I would agree with almost never smoked. Go to a good BBQ place and it is smoked.

I am no expert on women's softball but from what little I know a great pitcher can make an avg. team into a top one. Apparently, they can pitch on very short rest unlike men.

What I don't get is why all these bigs stay a year then leave. Did they really expect to play right away? Did the coaches not communicate with them during the year about their growth or lack of it? Did the bigs use us to showcase themselves knowing they were always not staying? I just find it odd that so many did this.

Thoughts and prayers

That was tried after our 3 game series with MO expired. MO wanted nothing to do with it again. They were even offered I think - correct me if I am wrong but something like a Million to play - not sure if that was for both teams or not.

I get your point but honestly I am not sure how you schedule will do mid majors a lot of good. If they are determined to make the Dance a P5 event then that is what will happen no matter who you play or what your ranking is. A handful may make it in but the odds are pretty slim for mid majors. The deck just seems to be stacked against you.

I applaud you trying to offer a solution but how did the work when UNC got caught with bogus classes? - nothing happened because they fought it.