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Would Mark McGwire be considered a potential donor to the baseball program?

Coach said that the 21 bench presses Paul Otieno did were 22 more than Robbie Avila could do.

I wonder what percentage of that $200 million comes from the operating budget of the university. Bet the part-time arts & science faculty is less than enthusiastic about the softball budget.

Did all these bigs decide to leave or were they asked to leave?

Per the box score, SLU shot 69% from the floor in that game. One brief shining moment.

Great photo. Guess it’s never too late for a coach to have a growth spurt.

Been to a Cardinals game lately? If so, then you should know the relationship between attendance and the quality of the product you are watching. During the Spoonball era, we enjoyed a combination of good teams playing in a strong conference against schools with national name recognition. We won enough games to make life very interesting for the fan base. Majerus coached his players up to a high level, nationally recognized. Even then, I don’t recall any sellouts at Chaifetz. One way to boost attendance would be to stop televising home games. Not so sure that would be a popular idea.

Conklin is an example of the value that can result from keeping a player in your system long enough to actually develop.

I would like to see a healthy Dotzler decide to stay at SLU.

NIL = Now It’s Legal

The elite programs will buy greater numbers of high level players, which will raise the level of intensity during practice and the competition for playing time. This will further increase the gap between the top teams and the rest of the college basketball universe.

Coach Schertz has explained his offensive strategy. No midrange shots. Not so sure that allowing well-coached, athletic opponents to only need to protect 2/3 of their defensive end of the court is going to get us to Tournament status. Interested to see if our offensive strategy gets modified going forward.

Chris May’s fault.

You should look in to Nutriformance Athletic Republic. Located in Creve Coeur. Grade school through high school, and they also work with college athletes.

Maybe if High Point had a better Athletic Director. Other, not interested.