Littlebill

How do you think Robbie gets it everywhere he plays? You think he doesn't get trash talked?

Surely they make a basketball version of these WWE-looking ass cleats from cam newton

RIP Johnny Mac's btw

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_10_Conference

I didn't know I'd have to walk you through it but "ace family MEMORIAL park"

Yeah, but use some of our favorite (or least favorite) influencers from STL instead: Sexyy Red Stadium J-Kwon Field Akon Park The Onlyfansdotcom Grandy Glaze Sports Complex McBroom Field @ The ACE Family Memorial Park

And WHY are we still talking about requirements of the big east in 2024???????

Very little

Lets just hope we have a manager by then. Schulte has been *fine* this olympics thus far, but he's been good for Columbus. Not really close to Burki at the top, but he doesn't get near as many chances as Burki's team gives up

??? Commitment to non-rev sports isn't a requirement of Big East membership, but good baseball facilities is a symptom of schools that take their athletics more seriously. No one thinks baseball is a req for the BE, and frankly that isn't the conversation. It is about taking athletics more seriously as a whole. Also fwiw, Schwab Field is owned by the City of Omaha and is where the CWS is. Its the replacement for Rosenblatt, where Creighton had always played before that. They're the only team that plays in that stadium.

Like historically good programs Creighton, St John's, UConn Creighton plays in the most famous college baseball stadium in the country. St Johns' field is one of the more famous ones in the country. UConn built a new field in 2021. The smaller number doesn't make the point you're trying to. Doesn't even make any point at all

What west pine is now is absolutely going to be ADA-compliant

You're right - it is better. Its an adaptive baseball field (totally accessible for people who use wheelchairs or walkers to get around). We're doing really cool stuff at the south county Y The Cardinals and the Boniface foundation (from the old St Anthony's), plus many other local people have made it happen They set up a camera to track construction, but I think its just a still now that its basically complete. UNews wrote an article from a SLU student perspective in December: https://unewsonline.com/2023/12/south-county-ymcas-5-2-million-inclusive-adaptive-sports-complex-to-open-in-spring-2024/ If anyone has any interest, questions about it or if you're wondering how you can help, feel free to slide in my DMs. This is a really cool thing happening in south county that will serve a good number of people in our area (and outside of it). Nothing in the area can compare to this at this moment - so its something to be excited about for those in our community If you want to read more about it, or even donate if this would mean something to you, here is the website for the complex: https://gwrymca.org/locations/ymca-adaptive-sports-complex I'm done guys - I promise.

I am, and there isn't anything on there as far as I can tell. I think the only thing linking us with him is @brianstl's post

The 11-12 team at minimum did. I’d also throw in the 12-13 and 13-14. The pace was slow and methodical but they worked their tails offf to get a good shot. Ford’s 18-19 team absolutely did also, and I’d throw in his next couple teams as well. Just because they were bad on offense doesn’t mean they weren’t playing hard on that end