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Was it Shaw who wanted a program we didn't offer, or was it Randal Falker? Would've been nice to have either of those guys.

I'm officially at this point.

Beagles. Bellevegas. Baller. Sign him up for Team Blue.

Dude's name is Alpha Chibambe?

You added my dolphin! I hope I don't have to use it.

Yes, exactly - the vig. As professionals, we use the proper terminology.

I would just like to say that I'm disappointed that we missed the opportunity to call this GDT "Suckamores." I'll show myself out. Thx.

Nice! I'm definitely pulling for him.

Had Illinois won the coin toss, Illinois regulations would've allowed only the players' families to attend. Mizzou agreed to do the same when they won the toss, despite the fact that Missourah regulations are not as stringent.

"You People in Evansville" makes me laugh every time. Every damn time.

Marquette had one fairly recently. I don't know if it still exists.

New concept for The Amory - Rec Hall: https://www.feastmagazine.com/st-louis/article_f9070698-3afc-11eb-8517-9fa280de106c.html

And even if a player were to receive the vaccine, the second dose would be administered roughly a month after the first.

Correct on the Arena site. Falstaff's HQ was a mid-century modern office building. My dad actually worked there for a few years early in his career - they apparently had beer taps throughout the office, so I guess you could get a beer there! This was late in the Mad Men era. The Science Center purchased the building and was using it - I guess as office space - before they tore it down for the big expansion. Next door to it was a mid-century building that was home to Stan Musial and Biggie's restaurant. It was also torn down for the Science Center expansion. Late in the bui

There weren't many photos of it in the Missouri Historical Society's archives, but here are a couple to give you an idea of what it looked like. The caption is "MILITARY CIRCUS AT WALSH STADIUM, PROBABLY FEATURING ROTC STUDENTS FROM CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL (CBC)."