Quote from: brewcity77 on Today at 05:13:10 AMAnd what many may not realize is those were in separate seasons. He was MOP of the Final Four and 2nd Team All-American in 1977 and NPOY and 1st team All-American in 1978.

Yup. He had a tremendous career at Marquette and was one of those directly responsible for an incredibly successful era in the school's basketball history.

These things are always subjective, but it's objectively dopey to leave Butch Lee off of any all-time Marquette team. Lee and Wade are the only total no-brainers.

And FWIW, this isn't a matter of me stumping for a guy from my time at Marquette. I arrived on campus a few months after his eligibility ended.

So who will win the Super Bowl this Sunday, Rams or Seahawks? I'm hoping Rams, but the Seahawks looked unstoppable last weekend.  Either way, it should be a good game.   

Quote from: DFW HOYA on Today at 11:38:18 AM6,675. See page 16.

https://georgetown.app.box.com/s/i6ij3qaavvdbt3cgroy0ir0594obm01d

Sounds consistent with what I found. The cap was adapted internally to allow greater on campus student residences in response to the various external factors such as zoning and development agreements as opposed to a specific cap enforced by the city?

Once again Zverev has failed to rupture his Achilles for me. Sad

As long as there's no DEI

Quote from: TSmith34, Inc. on Today at 11:39:27 AMAgree. Musk, Thiel, et al want a version of Libertarianism where all the spoils flow to them but no rules or regulations apply to them. Ain't no way they'll be in favor of a fairer tax policy, affordable healthcare, etc.in the European style.

Libertarianism sounds great....until you dig a little deeper. I see it as political Darwinism.  Strict Libertarians are, if I recall, opposed to public schools.

Quote from: jesmu84 on Today at 11:15:27 AMThe techno/AI class does not believe in those policies

Agree. Musk, Thiel, et al want a version of Libertarianism where all the spoils flow to them but no rules or regulations apply to them. Ain't no way they'll be in favor of a fairer tax policy, affordable healthcare, etc.in the European style.

Quote from: Nukem2 on Today at 10:00:20 AMApparently there is no true specific  cap. More of an interplay of zoning, development agreements and neighborhood concerns along with the space constraints.

6,675. See page 16.

https://georgetown.app.box.com/s/i6ij3qaavvdbt3cgroy0ir0594obm01d

Quote from: MuggsyB on January 21, 2026, 05:10:32 PMVery good points by you and TSmith.  I have mentioned the importance of speed control if you are blessed with tier 1 quicks.  As well as using  change of pace and direction. Chase hasn't figured that out at all. 

Sorry, I always played at one speed, full out! Although my full out could best be described as glacially slow.

Seriously though, I remember long ago Glenn Rivers describing his court vision and how everything slowed down and he adjusted his speed accordingly.

Good for Trinity Rodman, and good for the NWSL.