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No obligation, but I would love to understand the math involved in scheduling one of the worst programs in college basketball rather than Rockhurst or UMSL or another program that might keep it interesting for a quarter or two.

The 397th best Division III team, 4-21 in 2024-2025, locked in, let's f___ing go!

Right, is everyone else assuming that he will be limited by injuries?

Jones should just do whatever Dion Brown does, diet-wise and in the weight room.

Not as crazy, but I believe the same can be said about Brian McBride and maybe Reyna or one of his other USMNT teammates. I'll have to look.

He was good. And only transferred to SLU because Currier moved on. The good old days.

Thanks for clarifying @courtside, that is good news for the program. I am sorry to hear about your news though, hang in there.

My apologies for the confusion, I was referring to the Embry Riddle transfer. Thanks for the clarification. He is on the www.slubillikens.com roster when other May graduates have been removed, but I understand that those can be a work in progress. Do you have any early insight on the GK position @courtside?

Abonnel is one of those rare NAIA transfers. I say rare, but I really have no idea how many guys make the transition from NAIA to Division I.

The roster lists Jeremi Abonnel. I thought he had exhausted his eligibility, but I guess not. If I had transferred to St. Louis in January, I might want to move back to Florida too.

I had to Google Bratzooka, but I love the idea.

Laczkowski is a guard.

I thought that happened at the homecoming scrimmage.

I asked elsewhere, but then looked and last year, the first open scrimmage was July 22nd.

IIRC, SLU announced an open scrimmage a year ago this week and held it just a few weeks later. I hope we get that again this summer.

Right, that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.

I should know, but what makes St. Louis style barbecue distinct from say Kansas City-style other than the sauce? Or is it only the sauce?

This is correct. Marilena Trinatifyli will have three years of eligibility left if she chooses to use it.

You should read the story. The author suggests that the buildings were on the periphery of a predominantly Black neighborhood, but not much more. Maybe the Kranzberg Foundation knows more and hence the purchase. I say that I favor it in general because SLU almost demolished the Cupples House and that would have been a mistake. I imagine that everyone is going to be happy to have the buildings redeveloped, but no one would have missed them otherwise.

I support the preservation of historic buildings generally, but this makes the decision by SLU to buy and eventually to demolish the buildings seem to be more than simple land and resource management, but maybe you have insider information.

Co-sign

I hear you but to be clear, I did not describe the article as out of bounds. SLU is not beyond reproach. But there was really no reason to mention that SLU had owned those buildings in a story about a restaurant opening and hence the suggestion that Sarah Fenske took a shot at SLU. And she failed to establish that those building were historic and worth preserving other than suggesting that they were around as part of a neighborhood.

That is great news about the burger bar, though I see no reason why the author needed to take a shot at SLU. The University should not be in the business of preserving historic buildings.

Home games DePaul (exhibition), South Florida, Southern Methodist, Seton Hall, SIUE, Portland, Missouri State, LaSalle, Dayton, Fordham, Blackburn, Rhode Island https://slubillikens.com/sports/mens-soccer/schedule

Correct. Receipt from last week.