NYT with a good video breakdown syncing up multiple angles.

https://x.com/mattmfm/status/2009271072164659405?s=46

You mean like ostensibly coming into existence because of street gangs only to become street gangs themselves?

Just more bad guys with guns.

I know. 

It's almost like the domestic terrorists are doing the domestic terror they were hired to do.

I have no doubt Marquette is a great opportunity and can find another good coach if Shaka decides to leave or is fired. 

We could also very well end up with another Wojo and 7 years comprised mostly of mediocrity.

The main reason I want Shaka to turn this around is because he's given many indications he'd stay long-term. 

Otherwise, we'll be back to being a stepping stone job that a successful coach will leave after 5-6 years. 

Quote from: tower912 on Today at 02:46:28 PMSo, you are saying there are winners and losers and it is no panacea.   Glad we agree.

No, not what I'm saying at all.

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The Rams certainly won't take the Panthers lightly, nor do I expect another Carolina victory. But the Panthers could be a sneaky upset candidate based on the personnel they'll have available that they didn't when they shocked the Rams a few weeks ago.

Arguably their two best DBs, J.C. Horn and Tre'von Moehrig, didn't play last time. Nor did one of Carolina's best offensive lineman, G Robert Hunt. All are good to go for this game. Meanwhile, the Rams will be without starting G Kevin Dotson, and they had enough trouble against Derrick Brown last time when Dotson was healthy.

Quote from: Billy Hoyle on Today at 02:27:40 PMThey're the #1 ranked school among MW regional non-doctoral universities. That's pretty good. PC is #2 in their NE region.

Nationally, SJU is 151, Seton Hall is 153, and X is 205 (after recently moving up from a top-ranked regional university). X is hurt by the lack of professional schools, but it will soon have a College of Osteopathic Medicine. But I'll take X for athletics over some private schools in the BE footprint that are ranked higher, such as Detroit Mercy, Valpo, and St. Thomas, since we're an ATHLETIC conference.

BTW, Dayton is 143 (or #1 nationally above Yale, Princeton, and Harvard, per Fieldhouse Flyer),

Yep, they're a regional school.  Not even nationally ranked.