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Hangin' at the Al / Re: 2024 Transfer Portal
« Last post by Uncle Rico on Today at 11:36:46 AM »
At least Baylor's bag dropping is no longer illegal.

Have to believe Drew has moved onto extortion as a tool in his bag.  Wouldn’t put anything past him.
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The Superbar / Re: Archdiocese of New Orleans
« Last post by Jockey on Today at 11:36:27 AM »
I was unaware there's a link between celibacy and pedophilia

I do think there is a ink between celibacy and gay priests, though.
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Hangin' at the Al / Re: Recruiting as of 3/15/24
« Last post by wadesworld on Today at 11:36:18 AM »
His shot is certainly unorthodox.  Looks like he works out with Haliburton.
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The Superbar / Re: Archdiocese of New Orleans
« Last post by 21Jumpstreet on Today at 11:35:53 AM »
Just wanna voice appreciation for a really good conversation here with lots of thoughtful posts. 

My take on the celibacy issue is that it is not a direct link to pedophilia, but it creates a self-selection problem in the priesthood.  The vow of celibacy creates, from day one, a preoccupation with and unrealistic expectation of spurning one's sexual predilictions.  That makes it a potential solution for all kinds of men who are otherwise sexually isolated, confused, and/or ashamed.  The priesthood throws all of those men together in a culture of secrecy and shame without any psychiatric or practical support and then inserts them into positions of absolute trust in schools and communities.  If I were TRYING to create an environment of sexual abuse and betrayal of trust, I don't know if I could design it better.

Removing the vow of celibacy is a step toward creating a more healthy conversation around sexuality in the clergy.  IMHO it would also help lead to women in higher positions of church authority, which is also a must to help solve this problem.

This is such an outstanding post.
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Hangin' at the Al / Re: 2024 Transfer Portal
« Last post by wadesworld on Today at 11:35:18 AM »
At least Baylor's bag dropping is no longer illegal.
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Hangin' at the Al / Re: 2024 Transfer Portal
« Last post by TallTitan34 on Today at 11:33:07 AM »
first you have to admit to the problem...

Agree.  Scott Drew should admit his sins and repent but he’s a raging hypocrite

Rocket, you put that one on a tee.
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The Superbar / Re: Archdiocese of New Orleans
« Last post by Uncle Rico on Today at 11:28:07 AM »
  maybe you could take reeeko, but i'd hate for them to kick you out so soon

I’m a fully practicing evangelical Christian
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Hangin' at the Al / Re: 2024 Transfer Portal
« Last post by Uncle Rico on Today at 11:26:37 AM »
  knowing you were going to post something stupid-so predictable-


       first you have to admit to the problem...

Agree.  Scott Drew should admit his sins and repent but he’s a raging hypocrite
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Hangin' at the Al / Re: Most Painful Transfers In MUBB History?
« Last post by Billy Hoyle on Today at 11:23:04 AM »
Karon Bradley would have helped as a point guard

Alton Mason. He was reportedly ripping up Hutch in practice but couldn't handle the academics at MU, so Deane made him leave the team after midterms. We would have been tourney team in 1998 if Mason had stayed.

another PG transfer that hurt was DeMarcus Minor. He was reportedly promised the starting PG spot after Hutch left but then Deane recruited Cordell to start over him. He had a nice career at Baylor.

Softening the blow for both though is it led to Deane's departure to the Crean era, but being a student at the time a little more success would have been nice!
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The Superbar / Re: Archdiocese of New Orleans
« Last post by rocket surgeon on Today at 11:19:36 AM »

After being away for a few years for a variety of reasons, my wife and I just joined a church in our faith tradition, and man does it feel good to be back worshiping in community. Just looking around on a beautiful Easter morning, it was moving to see people unified in their beliefs despite their differences in probably multitudes of ways. And this church is active in its community, reaching out to serve in a variety of ministries. We are excited about our future there.

  maybe you could take reeeko, but i'd hate for them to kick you out so soon
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