billikenfan05

Actual plagiarism.

I don't know what everything includes. But it will likely work for news articles.

Roy, Bookmark this link. https://www.removepaywall.com/ Copy and paste article links into the bar on the front page.

https://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/slu/transfers-must-pass-muster-on-and-off-court-for-slu-coach-josh-schertz/article_a7c477c4-0ad9-11ef-a7ce-6fc01e4aa783.html#tracking-source=home-sports

You’re regarded.

Fuoking HATE Mason, literally the most useless a$$ athletics program. Two A10 Championships since they joined the conference. And it was in softball and baseball last year. https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/40058938/georgia-pitcher-suspected-cheating-vs-sec-foe-texas-am

I’m here for Old Guy’s face turn.

My qualification is beat writer. But you're right.

Truth. I do think Schertz has settled on Stu as "his guy in the media". I gotta imagine Stu also likes that he doesn't have idiots like us MBMs in his twitter mentions asking him to do something.

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I don't think Ford was giving him the recruiting bytes, though. Even if he wanted to cover recruiting.

You clearly don’t know where I stand.

He doesn't want to be a sports beat writer, that's obvious. Looking back at the Ford era in hindsight it's a lot easier to understand why Stu might have really lost any interest in making more than a bare minimum effort to cover SLU. It's not like the basketball operations were an open book, now that they are Stu is being given stuff to write about and cover. I'd imagine it's not a ton of fun just sitting around doing nothing even if the alternative is a job you don't really care to do.

It would certainly be nice if things have changed in terms of operational attitudes. I really hope things have truly changed for the better. The outward signs are there. The questions about internal operations culture are still there. There are obviously still questions on which student athletes can take advantage of the "free meals" provided by the Champions Center.

Funny way to spell Josh Schertz.