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Discussion with Schertz about the campus protests.

This is a must-listen interview with some excellent non-basketball commentary at the end.

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Billikens hold off Lindenwood 9-4 following the heroics of light-hitting back up 1st baseman Chase Beattie. Beattie rocketed a three-run smash over the centerfield fence in the bottom of the 8th after Lindenwood, down 6-4 in the top of the frame, had runners on the corners with no out. Reliever Jack Weber ended the threat with 2 Ks and a groundout, allowing the Bills to retain their 2-run cushion. Beattie then ended all doubt about the outcome. Earlier, both Tyler Fogarty and Drew Winter homered for the Bills leading to a 3-0 margin after 3. The A-10 leaders have now won 6 straight and move to 34-11 on the year with a huge 3-game home weekend series with 2nd place Dayton on the horizon. Edited to add: This post is original material courtesy of billikenbill.

A-10 standings show Dayton at 13-4. They had a game with VCU cancelled which accounts for them having one less conference game than the Bills. On Saturday, I saw on the A-10 site Dayton with 13 wins so figured Sunday’s game was for the tie. Turns out the Dayton page shows them at 12-5 so the A-10 site is wrong.

Bills move into a tie for first by scoring 2 in the 9th and 2 in the 10th to take a 5-4 victory and get the sweep over Mason!!

Sitzman’s 2-run single in the 8th leads the Bills to a 5-2 victory over GM. 32-11 overall and 12-5 league puts them in 2nd place, a half-game behind Dayton. Win tomorrow, sweep the Flyers in 3 next week and things will be looking good.

Bills take game 1 from Mason 4-3. Hendo’s 1000th career victory!! Need to sweep these chumps.

Reading between the lines, committing.

Sounds like Anya will be announced later today.

Apparently, there’s a 6’5 transfer from a Power 5 school transferring in with the announcement scheduled for tomorrow.

When did goggles become known as googles? Second time I’ve seen it in relation to Avila’s rec specs.

Good luck!!

Lots. Traore as a last name in Ivory Coast is like Smith in the US. For a country in love with soccer, they produce a good number of hoopsters these days.

Yes. They are not tax deductible.