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#91
Hangin' at the Al / Re: MU/Butler Game Thread
Last post by MuggsyB - Today at 07:07:56 PM
Quote from: tower912 on Today at 07:03:18 PMCannot condone dismissing Bulldogs. 

I didn't. 
#92
The Superbar / Re: Chicago Sports Radio
Last post by TallTitan34 - Today at 07:07:03 PM
Damn. Loved Terry.
#93
Hangin' at the Al / Re: MU/Butler Game Thread
Last post by tower912 - Today at 07:03:18 PM
Cannot condone dismissing Bulldogs. 
#94
Hangin' at the Al / MU/Butler Game Thread
Last post by MuggsyB - Today at 06:57:43 PM
Attack and dismiss this Butler team.
#96
Hangin' at the Al / +6.5 anyone gambling tonight
Last post by chicagowarrior - Today at 06:52:28 PM
Its a hard place to play
#97
Hangin' at the Al / Re: 2025-26 College Hoops Thre...
Last post by Tums Festival - Today at 06:49:32 PM
Just finished watching the Saint Louis at St. Bonaventure game and Saint Louis is really impressive. They shoot the ball well (made 19 3-point shots, tying the school record) and are fundamentally sound at both ends of the floor.

If Shaka announces he's blowing off the portal again, Marquette's #1 target to replace him should be Saint Louis' coach Josh Schertz. He has a really impressive resume.
#98
The Superbar / Re: post modern Nietzschian dy...
Last post by dgies9156 - Today at 06:45:31 PM
On September 12, 1960, President Kennedy described the role of Christianity or any religion in the public life of our country:

I believe in an America that is officially neither Catholic, Protestant nor Jewish; where no public official either requests or accepts instructions on public policy from the Pope, the National Council of Churches or any other ecclesiastical source; where no religious body seeks to impose its will directly or indirectly upon the general populace or the public acts of its officials; and where religious liberty is so indivisible that an act against one church is treated as an act against all.

Sometimes, I think President Kennedy saw the future and realized it might not be pretty. He'd be 108 now (same age as my Mother-in-Law) and probably scared to death!

I'm a Catholic and I admit I try (and often fail) to follow the dictates of my Faith. Yet, the defining moment of my Christianity is to be the best person I can be, take into consideration my faith and my values in discharging my role in society and be mindful that not everyone is quite like me.

In my County, we have a developer who develops residential communities marketed to and for Muslims who wants to develop some "agricultural land" (what we here call "swamps"). The hatred of Muslims is so great that some folks here are organizing to use zoning and planning as a basis to deny Muslims their property rights.

Disgusting.
#99
Hangin' at the Al / Re: [ESPN Milwaukee LOL] Marqu...
Last post by dgies9156 - Today at 06:29:31 PM
Quote from: brewcity77 on January 21, 2026, 03:30:21 PMTHIS is the radio partner of Marquette basketball? FFS. One of these is right. The others, no chance.

https://x.com/espnmilwaukee/status/2013726962955509792?s=46&t=y09G3XF0pbaZZc_-K-dYSw

I would submit:

PG Butch Lee
SG Dwyane Wade (Hey they got one right)
SF George Thompson
PF Bo Ellis
C Jim Chones

After that, you can argue Jae with guys like Meminger, Lucas, Kojis, Howard, and others for sixth man or second team.

I'd agree with four of the five, Wade, Lee, Ellis and Chones. As much as I liked George Thompson, the fifth member of the Marquette all-time team should be Maurice Lucas. He was THAT good.

Sadly, the next five are mostly older dudes as well:

Dean Meminger
Jerome Whitehead
Earl Tatum
Markus Howard
George Thompson

Jimmy Mac probably could give Jerome a run for his money. I would think Wes Matthews would give Tatum a run and maybe I could find a place for Bob Lackey, who was special.
#100
The Superbar / Re: Cold snap
Last post by Scoop Snoop - Today at 06:16:33 PM
Quote from: Galway Eagle on Today at 05:54:53 PMTime to upsell for the model that includes seat bun warmers

FIFY