OldGeyser

Schaz is a long term Billiken fan. Before he moved to Washington, he was a season ticket and a member of the Billiken Club. He was a Dogtowner and a Augie and SLU grad. He is not a troller. By TheOldie

It closed as a women’s dorm and became Jesuit Hall. I remember that the freshman women had a ten pm curfew during the week Sunbathing on the roof

Fritz Ziegler in late 60s. Brehmer brought him when he was named as SLU coach

Same here Any help is greatly appreciated

Do you still need tickets

Thanks

Any tv?

Wasn’t an assistant coach for grawer or spoon a former head coach for Hancock.

8-5 non conference 14-4 conference 3-0 Brooklyn 0-1 big dance 25-10

Prior to hermannn i believe it was Musial field. Muddy field ran east and west

44. First in a-10

Should we now be worried about Goodwin

What is MCC?? I thought the league was folded into the Great Midwest the forerunner to CUSA a few years back>

I believe that the opposing team was SIU

Davidnark: There is a train of thought that the offices should be at WPG so the coaches have daily contact with the student body and the student athletes. The current offices would be expanded and remodeled. It does not make a whole lot of sense.

Jumpin Joe graduated in June 1970. I believe the Pfizer plant that he is referring to is across from the Jackie Joyner complex in ESL

How do we make a contribution

A school has to be careful for the player cannot play in exhibition games. I believe it was eight or ten years ago when I believe Spoon put a kid in an exhibition game, thinking he could still be redshirted. I forgot the player's name.

Back from vacationing in Sunny Isles. The Miami Herald ran for three or four days, columns about this AAU tournament. The first day was as a lead on page one (never would happen with the STLPD) It would give scores of games and individual achievements. One day there was three or four paragraphs that was devoted to Weber looking at a recruit from Indianapolis (I believe that the player's name was Gordon). Also the Herald mentioned that approximately 200 college coaches were in attendance. On Saturday 7/17 ran into four or five teams dining (Mangoes) in South Beach. Based on what the players were wearing the teams were from Indiana Iowa Oregon. Does anyone know if Coach Soderberg was at this tournament? It appears to be a national tournament that attracts a number of high profile coaches. I hope his staff attends tournaments such as this to search for potentional recruits

Let's not forget some of the Public School players. IE Daddo, Gabel etc. SCHAZ: In St Louis, Club Ball is the dominate force. There are three highly competitive Clubs in St Louis - Busch - now st louis soccer club - Gallagher and Lou Fusz (in alpha order). Every year each club will send players to division I. Whereas in Tampa as in most communities there generally is only one strong club ( ie Magic in Chicago) Daddo was possibly the best player in St Louis HS (a member of the U18 national champs) -- I'm not sure why he did not make Parade HS All-American - except that he graduated at the end of the fall semester - and enrolled at SLU (per a busch player).

Capps Family and the Bidwell Family Foundation are possible donors.

Unfortunately was in the City last week. Colleague pointed out a piece in the Newark Star-Ledger College Basketball Review. Under the heading of programs in decline >"St Louis won 19 games last year, it may lose 20 this season." Hopefully the ship has been stabilized and SLU can prove that the above was slanderous.

The truth can be painful. I am a longtime ticket holder dating back to the Polk era; and I am fed up with the Uncle Brad routine. He should admit that he has made mistakes that will be corrected. I would give him one more year to improve the product -- or its adios amigo.

Oh Bring back the good days of Ekker. This team is just plain terrible

Let's get real. If Ahearn was wearing Billiken Blue next year, Ahearn would be getting the minutes and Lisch would be sitting. Kevin is a good player but is not an impact player.