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It was. I said it was a weird game earlier because while we won by 17, it felt like we should have won by even more. It didn’t feel to me like it was even close to a peak performance. Just a completely different feel than just a couple of weeks ago.

Burroughs’s Tristan Reed played the spring/summer circuit with MOKAN.

Johnson getting healthy has made had an impact.

Weird game, nice win.

Nice

Doug McIlhagga Was the interim AD when May was hired.

I would be mildly surprised if revenue sharing actually starts next year. A lot of legal questions need to be answered between now and then. It isn’t just Title X. Will they be considered employees?How can you legally enforce eligibility limits when it comes to people being able to participate in payments? Will direct payments make athletes eligible for things like work comp and disability programs?

Santa Clara is shooting 27% from 3

Just really awful turnovers

Robbie heating up.

I can't believe this isn't an HD stream.

ESPN gametracker is saying it was a two.

Giiby three and we force a turnover.

Here we go.

Our own board big boss was just on the news discussing the polls. Great job Steve.

2,137 faculty members and just about 4,000 total employees for fiscal year 2023.

Collective bargaining is negotiating the terms of employment between an employer/employers and a group of employees.

If athletes become employees you can’t hold them to the standards you hold the general student population.

You got as much money as Tony and it isn’t enjoyable anymore, why not retire.

The fact that it appears that SLU has to have 18 home games at Chaifetz makes scheduling more difficult. It limits the dates you have available for neutral site games, it makes it pretty much impossible to schedule a home and home when a P5 program would demand the SLU home game at Enterprise and limits the number of 2 for 1’s you can have on the same schedule cycle.

They are basically a long sleeve version of the male cheerleader uni from that era.

The Cardinals are going to end up getting far less money than they think.

They have to give Gonzaga that money for Gonzaga to leave behind the mountain of tournament credits they have. They were receiving the majority of the money for those credits.

The midrange game is just going to become less and less of factor unless they widen the court. Majerus was talking about this two decades ago. I don’t see widening of the court happening. You just can’t create enough space to make mid range shots high percentage enough given the current court width and the length of players today.

Most people don’t want to go on the record because they actually still have hope for doing things because they really do care about the city. Plus the biggest projects are not where the biggest issues are. It is the smaller stuff that gets delayed or never gets off the ground because of the games played. The stuff you actually need to happen to have a real turn around. The decades of silver bullet projects that were going to save the city aren’t the fix. if you need one example of a big time project developer that has had enough call up Bob Clark.