I almost never post, but logged in on this one. Definitely saddened to hear this. Like many others have mentioned, I was really getting into M basketball around this time (a bit before, but not much). I went to basketball camps there for a few years and DC was the one who made me realize how huge basketball players were - he was WIDE. Didn't look as strong on TV, but looked like he could run over a truck to young me. He was great to watch. RIP
Can we just start using a relegation model and get over the drama of who's in/out and in what non-geographical geographically named conference (or at least make it merit based)?
If members of these teams stand the best chance of avoiding contracting the virus by the protocols, resources, and incentives to adhere by being part of the team, and they're actually incurring more risk on their own, does that change the argument?
I've been lurking on this site for maybe 8 years and this is my first post. Not sure why. I like pizza.
Agree w/ Mr. Kass that choosing one is not fun, but a couple come to mind. One in Bologna, Italy, that doesn't exist anymore (not helpful). I would choose Lou Malnati's as a Chicago resident for 20 years over even Pequod's or Giordano's (I like their thin crust). But best might be Punch Pizza in Minneapolis (very underrated food city, per capita maybe the best I've been to, and I travel for work 180-200 days per year). Joe's Pizza in NYC is good, but NYC pizza in general hasn't been my thing.
Frozen, my wife found Screamin' Sicilian pizzas and they're pretty darned good. Plus my kids like sticking the punchout cardboard mustaches up their noses (find the pizza and it'll make sense).
And Little Caesar's is still home/comfort. Not good, but good 'n terrible (for a hangover).
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I almost never post, but logged in on this one. Definitely saddened to hear this. Like many others have mentioned, I was really getting into M basketball around this time (a bit before, but not much). I went to basketball camps there for a few years and DC was the one who made me realize how huge basketball players were - he was WIDE. Didn't look as strong on TV, but looked like he could run over a truck to young me. He was great to watch. RIP
So no coach (or better: Schrodinger's coach), but a schedule. Interesting sequencing.
Second on Bar La Grassa - might be my favorite restaurant anywhere, and I travel A LOT (and live in Chicago).
I use STARE too! That's a coincidence...or maybe not
I always thought it was a portmanteau for "stalker fan" based on that song.
I believe I saw that WKY has gone over all three games by an average of 14.8 points. Hmm...
I like this card. It's a good looking card. I might get one just like it.
Or this one...cleverly done...
Can we just start using a relegation model and get over the drama of who's in/out and in what non-geographical geographically named conference (or at least make it merit based)?
Great perspective and well articulated as usual.
If members of these teams stand the best chance of avoiding contracting the virus by the protocols, resources, and incentives to adhere by being part of the team, and they're actually incurring more risk on their own, does that change the argument?
Hard to argue with Pizza Luce. I still prefer Punch in MSP. But I get your drift.
I've been lurking on this site for maybe 8 years and this is my first post. Not sure why. I like pizza.
Agree w/ Mr. Kass that choosing one is not fun, but a couple come to mind. One in Bologna, Italy, that doesn't exist anymore (not helpful). I would choose Lou Malnati's as a Chicago resident for 20 years over even Pequod's or Giordano's (I like their thin crust). But best might be Punch Pizza in Minneapolis (very underrated food city, per capita maybe the best I've been to, and I travel for work 180-200 days per year). Joe's Pizza in NYC is good, but NYC pizza in general hasn't been my thing.
Frozen, my wife found Screamin' Sicilian pizzas and they're pretty darned good. Plus my kids like sticking the punchout cardboard mustaches up their noses (find the pizza and it'll make sense).
And Little Caesar's is still home/comfort. Not good, but good 'n terrible (for a hangover).
Go Blue.
The worst.