White Pelican

Well...okay, but in the last 10 games, as we didn't play them in '15 or '20 (thanks covid), we're 2-8. So quit digging that hole.

Thanks 05. Was kinda wondering if it was on there but didn't have a chance to look. Be a fun re-watch after all these years.

I was sitting about 5 rows behind the scorer's table on the center aisle so the Mizzou group was to my left. Their fans were yelling at the refs right from the get-go on almost every damn call. So later, when we definitely got some favorable reffing, I thought that's just karma calling. There was a very vocal woman who kept standing up yelling at the refs. I kept thinking, why does she look familiar. It took me a while, but I finally realized it was Sophie Cunningham's mother. She looked just like Sophie if you added 20 or so years. I enjoyed watching Sophie play, she is very talented. But it was sweet beating her team. And it was the first time ever going back to 1976.

I like to call it the Robertson family reunion game. I think it's one of the (few) big moments in SLU mbb history. Kansas got the more talented brother, but we got the win.

I do have to say I saw both wins. The first one, we were way down and had a miraculous 4th quarter as I recall. Just looked it up. Outscored 'em 34-8 in the 4th. The large Mizzou contingent (including Sophie Cunningham's mother who wasn't shy about yelling) got real quiet near the end. Had over 6200 in attendance.

You're welcome. I was there and it was sweet. 22,000 people in what is now Enterprise Center. I thought the roof was gonna come off when the game ended.

If by well, you mean 2-25 versus Mizzou over about 50 years, then I don't know what to tell you. If we only count since the first time we won in 2016, then we're 2-6.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/saint-louis-upsets-no13-kansas/

#12 Colorado State sends #5 Memphis home with a 78-70 win at Seattle.

Colorado State up 12 against Memphis,2:29 left.

But, but, but 92 says the "rumbling" on the street is that the players didn't want to play in the NIT. How can we sort through this confusion? How do we know where the truth lies? Better yet, how do we know WHO lies?

Yeah, THAT'S clearly working.

Uh, baseball?

I'd like to think that too. But really?

This looks familiar...