The Sicatoka

Looks like Cavanaugh at UConn used BC's interest in him to leverage a new deal with UConn. Speculation is BC will go after Greg Brown (former York assistant, currently USHL Dubuque) next.

If you're a numbers geek, or are bored during a weekend of blizzards or thunderstorms, there's a great database on the budgets of college athletics at: https://knightnewhousedata.org/ The sorts and comparison and graphing features are really good.

I see where you're coming from. What I wonder is what impact does carrying 29 (vs 26 or 27) on a roster have on overall athletics department Title IX equity and proportionality numbers?

That needed highlighting. If there's attitudinal problems which affect team morale the formula changes.

Not exactly. McKay's problem happened before the figurative speeding ticket. He knows a car has to have current tabs, but he chose to rent an unlicensed vehicle (not-NSF-approved supplement).

Is that definite? I've seen the claim both ways: - must have new team by May 1 - must be in the portal by May1 <-- pretty sure it's this for hockey based on ... http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Transfer/OneTime_Transfer.pdf Either way, compliance folks are gonna have a busy week or so.

Dryden McKay admitted he knew to be careful of what he as an athlete consumes and yet by his own admission he decided to take a non-NSF-approved supplement. If he had not done that the manufacturer's actions are of no consequence. He knew better. He made the choice. The cops don't stop all the speeders on Demers. But if you speed, it might be you. Don't want the ticket? Don't run the risk.

Well then, to Nabokov I say heartily ...

How? There's no predictions there, just observations of events. And I'd like to see a couple more "they're back" tweets. Then again, I haven't stretched yet today and that right hip is barking.

... or maybe they are ...

If I'm envious of NDSU FB on one thing it's this: Their ability to grind out a 15 play, 70 yard, six and a half minute touchdown drive in the fourth quarter to ice a game, and smash the other team's will to dust. There. I said it.

Interesting claim. When it was known that UND would be putting out an RFP for media rights it was March 15, 2022 and noted that " ... UND will send out a Request for Proposals (RFP) in the coming weeks." Knowing UND's administrative velocity (somewhere between slow and turtle) the RFPs maybe got out April 1. And an RFP normally has a 30, 60, or 90 day window. You're claiming someone has responded already and you know details. Really. Seems I gotta get out to the truck stop for biscuits and gravy more often.

Savage.

He has history at the position and is still an option should we need it.

Not for at least five years. Nobody tunes in for 3-32-1*. *St Thomas 2021-22

From Milewski's article: ... and we shall call it ... "The Pearson Michigan Rule"

Major Topics: Overtime Coaches' challenges Defining the end of a game (lookin' at you CCHA championship game) Lesser penalties for hitting from behind and head contact Faceoffs

Getting a transfer safety makes the underlined come into play, and it may be needed.

We believing this?

Then that really makes no sense given SJS signed Strauss Mann yesterday. Chrona >>> Mann https://www.capfriendly.com/teams/sharks

Experienced help in the secondary is a good thing.

Does the TBL system need him right now? https://www.capfriendly.com/teams/lightning

The Kid? (Ken Griffey, Jr)

Um, so, when Grant was still at CC, were they short pistons for that Cruikshank? (Ouch. I think I pulled a hamstring stretching for that one.)