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At the end of the game the GW announcers said they didn't think they'd ever heard an opponents fans as loud as the SLU contingent. Great work.

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="billikenfan05" data-cid="346174" data-time="1361726513"><p> ereeves is dead wrong, we were fuoking loud. </p></blockquote> Loud enough for the team to point to us after the game. It would have been nice if the SLU groups could have all been together so the chants could have been coordinated, but I still think we were impressive. I was in a group midway between the students and the corral and oftentimes the chants were a couple seconds off, but both groups were loud enough to make the scattered butler fans in our section look uncomfortable.

He mumbled, but pretty sure he said Manning.

101 had a line up on website last night that they weren't allowed to stream the game on their website per NCAA rules. I couldn't listen through the website or 101 on TuneIn Radio. Not sure if there is another way to get it.

Played in the band from 2000-04. "Sing, sing, sing" was one of my favorites. Didnt play it enough. The best part of being in the band was when we got to play for 15 (?) straight minutes before the game. Usually kicking off with "25 or 6 to 4". If you can get there early and go down by the band they put on a good show

I didn't hear it, but my brother said it sounded like Rammer was calling it in from his cell phone. Said that it was just Rammer, no Earl.

Loe and Evans didn't get many minutes. I hardly remember seeing Evans out there. And then of course there's Butch. Though I was glad he was at least shooting today.

Check out "bobby plump: last of the small town heroes" It's the story of the Milan Miracle. Follows bobby and Milan over his entire life, including today. He remained close friends with Oscar. Bobby has a bar in the Broad Ripple area of Indy called Plump's Last Shot. He loves to talk basketball. The book also talks about the Milan teams thoughts on the movie

Randy had a few good stories. Know for sure he did Billfan05 and Metz. Maybe a couple more?

Love seeing Chaifetz (our Mark Cuban as Earl calls him) jumping on the floor after the and 1

They had the article up yesterday afternoon. I assume when a new article is added it starts at the top and everything else is dropped down one. I didn't see much of a point to the property article either.

Good start for the A10 tonight. LaSalle and St. Bona with big wins. Richmond and Rhode Island with tough games midway through 2nd half.

Could the plan be to bring him in, redshirt him, and have him grow into Kyle's role after KC graduates?

Uh-oh. Senior58 is Jordair's relative. Or at least the guy who got pissed any time someone critiqued Jordair.

It was a confusing few sentences, but that's what I gathered. Something like "everybody will be back but cassity and conklin and we have one recruit coming in and will get another."

http://www.stltoday.com/suburban-journals/illinois/life/article_7c37d366-e7b2-5e0d-9486-1d782d4f71cc.html

I love Jett (most bills fans do) and am looking forward to 3 more great years of him, so don't get mad. It's usually not a great idea for family members to post or read fan sites. You're just going to get mad about stuff that's said. You are quick to call out the negative stuff said about him and ignore the good stuff that is posted on here. Yes, he needs to cut his turnovers and work on his shot and D. Most freshman do. He is also our best athlete, extremely quick, can take it to the hole, will easily lead the team in steals, and had a fantastic put-back dunk last game. He will be an excellent player, but he has some things to work on, just like everybody else on the team.

Just angry over another frustratingly-close loss. He sounded much better after he cooled down and gave his Thursday interview. Ended it by praising his boys with the highest GPA in the conference, a med student, 2 students graduating after 3 years and scheduled to earn masters next year, and a freshman that could choose between pre-med and pre-law.

I agree, Roy. Loved the passion he was showing. He wants that big win for these kids.

We were very close then. I was in Row F about the middle of the section. Next to the giant guy with the red beard and huge blonde hair (who the slunatic girls were fawning over after the game). I enjoyed the "do something" guy. My favorite line was when somebody told him that the student section must be hungover. He said, "That's no excuse. It's simple college math. Wake up, pound a few beers, stroll over to the stadium and yell like crazy! It's college. These kids are 18 and 19! No excuse." Hilarious. The mullet guy was cracking us up. I would agree that he was a little slow. He would stand up and turn around during time outs, cross his arms, and smirk at the student section. He would occasionally yell something, but was drowned out by the students and I couldn't hear him. He thought the "thanks for supporting X athletics" line was the funniest thing he'd ever heard and repeated it at least 15 times. The officials did a decent job (i.e. their usual blown call every 2 minutes or so) until the middle of the 2nd half. Then they took it HNL. The travel on Evans was unbelievable. Majerus and Mack were both all over the tall bald ref. That guy was terrible. But, as usual, we can't blame the refs. You hit it right on the head. The offense works, we get great shots, we just can't make them! We missed so many in the last 10 minutes. The one I remember most is 1 minute left in the game, down by 6, McCall wide open 3, nothing but iron. That was ballgame. X did not miss an open 3 in the 2nd half. The dinner call was between Terry's and Zip's. Terry's is a great experience all around.

Just caught up on all the threads after returning from Cincinnati last night. It was an enjoyable game (that 2nd half was a lot of fun before the last 2 minutes) and weekend. The SLUnatics were fantastic. We were sitting 10 rows in front of them and the X fans around us weren't happy with the X students. A guy kept yelling at the X student section/band to "do something." I think the X band spent half the game looking up at the SLU section. The X band finally started chanting "It's our house" or something like that with 30 seconds left AFTER the game had been decided. The X fans around us also started some trash talk (we made sure not to say anything directed at them when we were ahead) as they started to walk out of the game in the last minute. Their big line was "Thanks for supporting Xavier athletics with your money." ????? After some banter back and forth a gentleman with a nice mullet said "I'll be right here next game. Where will you be?" Not sure what that meant, but obviously not at a Xavier game if SLU isn't there. The SLUnatics had some clever chants. The X fans enjoyed the "What's that blue thing?" chant. Rosey, I agree that our fans get up for X and we've been waiting a long time for a weekend game at an opponent we can travel to. However, in talking to X fans they are very similar to SLU fans in that they are an older crowd that sits on their hands until big runs or the ball toss. Or until they play UC. They are though, for the most part, a very friendly crowd. The X band was decent, but only played a couple of times. A lot of piped in music was played. Speaking of bands, SLUnatics how about a bighead of Mike Bizcala (sp?), the band director? The man is a legend. Wore the SLU gear around town the rest of the day. Ran into some other SLU folk/people interested in SLU. Definitely recommend Terry's Turf Club for a great eating experience.

We are in Cincy and have 3 extra tickets for tomorrow. Section 216, Row F. $30 apiece. PM me before 10 am EST.

It was a very impressive showing. Was it just me or did it seem the RI guards started pouting a little at the end about the ISOs? I remember on one play Richmond handed the ball to James beyond the 3 point line and then went and stood over by the RI bench with his hands on his hips, waiting for James to drive and shoot it. And another time, out by halfcourt, James came out for the ball and the guard didn't want to give it to him at first. If it's working, you have to run it till the Bills stop it, but I know that can be frustrating for the rest of the team. Still, it got them a W.

Alright, alright, not a fairweather fan. I just don't see the point of commenting on the game and saying you're glad you were at home, or that you've given away tickets for the next few games or whatever. These kids are out there working hard under unfortunate circumstances and we've seen a lot of growth, not just on the season, but in the last few games. JJ sat the first 10 minutes a few games ago and has been solid since. Hit his shots tonight, had some great drives (loved the reverse where he hung in the air) and only had one turnover. Unfortunately, it was a big one. Cody continues to improve. Corey has a whole new energy with Asst. Coach Kwamain on the bench and Willie "sticks" Reed banging the drums. Dwayne continues to impress. Christian was a 100% shooter tonight. Things are definitely looking up. Yes, it will continue to be rough the rest of the year. But these kids are working hard and improving and definitely not giving up. (hopefully) this will lead to good things next year. These baby billikens weren't members of the student conduct board (not that we know of), so if you can, get out and let them know you appreciate their efforts.

More power to you. Hope the (fair)weather is good out in Webster. We'll see you next year. We'll even save you a seat (on the bandwagon).