Scoop Poll by age

[Goose]

Swoopem

Congrats for taking the FFP crown. I love it. It is an exclusive group to be part of it and love that represent it well.

[MU82]

Probably cut more than 100 classes, never missed a home basketball game. Priorities.

Respect, Tony!!

[manny31]

56yo- McCormick 7th floor, followed by West Hall(bad lottery) the LOVE House then I forget...
Avalanche Liquor Bar
Conway's
Toomas(sp)
The loss vs UNC, in I think '86, kinda sealed the coffin for MU Hoops for a while. My Father, not an alum, played college hoops and always liked Al and his teams, the grit. He was Jesuit educated and like it when I chose MU. I might regret some of the choices I made at MU but I don't regret MU for a moment.

One quick question for you all is, I'm curious how many of you know each other? I know a few of you do, I like the anonymity...Ring Out Ahoya!!!

[WarriorHal]

67. Perfect timing ... graduated in '77. Two final fours, two national championship games, and one national title. And junior year (75-76) was probably the best team during my four years -- but lost to undefeated & eventual national champ Indiana in the final of the Mideast Regional.

[SoCalEagle]

I am still 54 (turning 55 soon).  Attended Marquette from September 94 through May 97.  Drove out to Milwaukee from Southern California without ever having visited campus.  Very excited to be there and was placed in Schroeder Hall for a week before my permanent spot in the old YMCA building (now Straz Tower???) was assigned to me.  That place is still the smallest place I have ever lived.  Was it 100 square feet?  Just enough space for a single bed and a desk.  From there I "moved up" to the Biltmore Apartments.  By the time I got there, the Biltmore was on its last legs.  Soon to be demolished, nothing was repaired unless absolutely necessary.  The bathroom sink had separate faucets, one for hot water and one for cold.  After the Biltmore I moved to the East Side where I lived on Frederick Street for my final year in Milwaukee. 

Does anyone remember a place called Theo's?  It was on Wisconsin Ave near the library.  When I lived in the YMCA building it was a short walk for me and my buddies, so we went there quite a bit.  Played many songs on the jukebox over and over again.  We knew a foreign exchange student from Japan who spoke very little English, but knew all the words to "bad to the bone."  B-b-b-b-ad. 

Can't believe so much has changed since then.  The Biltmore, Theo's both gone (not just closed but the buildings demolished).  Progress!!!

[THRILLHO]

Can you post me the link on this study.
It sounds fascinating.

https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2118631119

[jutaw22mu]

A/S/L everyone.  Let's pretend we're in an AOL chat room one last time

OMG, things I never thought I'd see again....

40/F/WI

[tower912]

56yo- McCormick 7th floor, followed by West Hall(bad lottery) the LOVE House then I forget...
Avalanche Liquor Bar
Conway's
Toomas(sp)
The loss vs UNC, in I think '86, kinda sealed the coffin for MU Hoops for a while. My Father, not an alum, played college hoops and always liked Al and his teams, the grit. He was Jesuit educated and like it when I chose MU. I might regret some of the choices I made at MU but I don't regret MU for a moment.

One quick question for you all is, I'm curious how many of you know each other? I know a few of you do, I like the anonymity...Ring Out Ahoya!!!

mug644 and I were on the 7th floor McCormick 84-85.    Lurch91 and I are friends.

[warriorchick]

One quick question for you all is, I'm curious how many of you know each other? I know a few of you do, I like the anonymity...Ring Out Ahoya!!!

I knew a handful of people on this board before I joined scoop - one I am married to.  I have met others subsequently and consider them my friends.

And even though I have never revealed my last name and my first name only a handful of times, I once had a man approach me at a non-basketball alumni event and say, "Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your posts on MUScoop."  That was a little creepy.

[Frenns Liquor Depot]

I knew a handful of people on this board before I joined scoop - one I am married to.  I have met others subsequently and consider them my friends.

And even though I have never revealed my last name and my first name only a handful of times, I once had a man approach me at a non-basketball alumni event and say, "Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your posts on MUScoop."  That was a little creepy.

I'm pretty sure our resident Doxer outed you at least once. 

[swoopem]

Swoopem

Congrats for taking the FFP crown. I love it. It is an exclusive group to be part of it and love that represent it well.

There's no crown. We're all on same team

[Newsdreams]

56yo- McCormick 7th floor, followed by West Hall(bad lottery) the LOVE House then I forget...
Avalanche Liquor Bar
Conway's
Toomas(sp)
The loss vs UNC, in I think '86, kinda sealed the coffin for MU Hoops for a while. My Father, not an alum, played college hoops and always liked Al and his teams, the grit. He was Jesuit educated and like it when I chose MU. I might regret some of the choices I made at MU but I don't regret MU for a moment.

One quick question for you all is, I'm curious how many of you know each other? I know a few of you do, I like the anonymity...Ring Out Ahoya!!!

I know a bunch who are friends, ron travels...

[warriorchick]

I'm pretty sure our resident Doxer outed you at least once.

I don't kill myself trying to stay anonymous, but it would take a little work to figure out who I am and recognize me in public.

[pbiflyer]

I don't kill myself trying to stay anonymous, but it would take a little work to figure out who I am and recognize me in public.

A quick google search.

[Frenns Liquor Depot]

I don't kill myself trying to stay anonymous, but it would take a little work to figure out who I am and recognize me in public.

I'm not saying it's not creepy AF.  Just it may not have been that much work thanks to the Seattle poster.

[Newsdreams]

I'm not saying it's not creepy AF.  Just it may not have been that much work thanks to the Seattle poster.

Wasn't him

[Slim]

63
McCormick 11th floor, 8N Schroeder, 535 N. 17th
Talked to 6 of my roommates today on the anniversary of Wolfie's death.
Marquette is in my tissues

[manny31]

"mug644 and I were on the 7th floor McCormick 84-85.    Lurch91 and I are friends.

Hey Tower, I am '89, same era though. My son(MU'22) and his frosh roommate and family were walking during orientation and asked what is was like to live at McCormick. I said it was what you would think when you put 800 plus 18 yr old boy/men into a tenament with minimal supervision.

I still text almost daily with a bunch of them on thread, that this time of year, has mostly to do with MU hoops.

[MU86NC]

Looking like a bell curve.  Vote for your right to party!

[mix it up]

63
McCormick 11th floor, 8N Schroeder, 535 N. 17th
Talked to 6 of my roommates today on the anniversary of Wolfie's death.
Marquette is in my tissues

Wolfie was a great guy. Admirable as a young man, leading the rugby team and even more as an adult. An honest and solid influence for young men with little direction.

[warriorchick]

A quick google search.

The next time I see you I will show you how to post pictures on Scoop.   

[warriorchick]

I'm not saying it's not creepy AF.  Just it may not have been that much work thanks to the Seattle poster.

Did he actually dox me?  If so I must have missed it.

[pbiflyer]

The next time I see you I will show you how to post pictures on Scoop.   

On the phone it's a PIA.

[ZiggysFryBoy]

The next time I see you I will show you how to post pictures on Scoop.   

Pretty sure glow outed himself over the concert or event that he put on back in the day, tbh. 

[ZiggysFryBoy]

I am still 54 (turning 55 soon).  Attended Marquette from September 94 through May 97.  Drove out to Milwaukee from Southern California without ever having visited campus.  Very excited to be there and was placed in Schroeder Hall for a week before my permanent spot in the old YMCA building (now Straz Tower???) was assigned to me.  That place is still the smallest place I have ever lived.  Was it 100 square feet?  Just enough space for a single bed and a desk.  From there I "moved up" to the Biltmore Apartments.  By the time I got there, the Biltmore was on its last legs.  Soon to be demolished, nothing was repaired unless absolutely necessary.  The bathroom sink had separate faucets, one for hot water and one for cold.  After the Biltmore I moved to the East Side where I lived on Frederick Street for my final year in Milwaukee. 

Does anyone remember a place called Theo's?  It was on Wisconsin Ave near the library.  When I lived in the YMCA building it was a short walk for me and my buddies, so we went there quite a bit.  Played many songs on the jukebox over and over again.  We knew a foreign exchange student from Japan who spoke very little English, but knew all the words to "bad to the bone."  B-b-b-b-ad. 

Can't believe so much has changed since then.  The Biltmore, Theo's both gone (not just closed but the buildings demolished).  Progress!!!

When to Theo's once.  Had a hot tip that they didn't card, so about 8 of us freshman marched down there from McCormick and were promptly bounced back to campus.  🤣🤣