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We're No. 9, We're No. 9 ...

According to the latest studies, Arkansas is No. 9 in murders per 100,000 population at 10.29. Iowa, you're lagging way behind at 3.49 per 100,000, which is something like 41st. Do better, Iowa. By the way, this study was done to compare Trump-voting states vs. Biden-voting states, but since I resumed my vow not to talk politics on this board, I will refrain from telling you those results.

Impact of crappy calls and Cygarin returns!

A young team thrives on success and momentum. The officials took us out of the Baylor game early and we never recovered. A win over Baylor and the season could well have set up totally different for us. It’s harder for officials to screw a winning team, and our team would have had a lot more confidence. Very frustrating.

Trumps emails! :) sweet irony

Trump knew he was committing fraud and did it anyway.

Judge called him on his BS thanks to his.... get this......emails!!!!!!!! LOL

Dwayne Johnson

I'm am probably the last person on Earth to figure out who Dwayne Johnson is. While channel surfing last week I saw him doing some skits on Jimmy Fallon's show. I didn't catch his name, but he had a very distinctive tough guy look. Then while watching the intro to the FOX NFL pregame broadcast I see him again. I had to Google the name to see his bio.

Quite an impressive bio, but it's understandable why he wasn't on my radar. I'm not a WWE/WWF fan and reading the list of his movies can say they don't sound like movies in my wheelhouse. So today I discovered who "The Rock" was. I had heard that nickname before, probably from listening to Chris Williams podcasts, but never had any clue who it was and I didn't care.

I've said many times before that if everyone were like me, there wouldn't be many famous people in the world. I watch movies and often don't pay attention to who the actors are unless they are so good for so long they are burnt intp my brain. And even then it's a pretty leaky sponge.

El Paso has sent thousands of illegals on buses to other cities!

Interesting thing I saw last night is that the Democratic Mayor of El Paso has sent many times more migrants to Democratic cites all over the country, including Chicago and New York than the GOP governor's of Florida or Texas. He has sent 10K plus people on buses out of his city, and actually has agreements with these other Blue cities to take the refugees, and the media says nothing. But when the GOP sends a tiny portion to NYC, the Media screams bloody murder. Hmmm.....

This same Mayor has been trying to declare and emergency in El Paso, but Joe Biden has been begging him to not do so. There is a very simple solution to this, but of course democrats do not want to implement this, because ultimately , they hate America.

AOL Error Message

Does anybody else get an occasional AOL error message when refreshing this board? I don't know what Rivals relationship with AOL is, but I have none myself that I'm aware of. Usually when I refresh again I don't get the message. By refresh I usually mean hitting the NEW POSTS command.

The specific message is:

Aol.​

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Our engineers are working quickly to resolve the issue.
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BASKETBALL ***Kalscheur back to lead Cyclones as second-year player, talks expectations in KC***

Gabe Kalscheur had this to say about being one of four returners on head coach TJ Otzelberger's second team as head coach...

Kalscheur on what his first season at Iowa State was like:

“I had a lot of fun. The community of Ames is remarkable. Everyone is just so bought in. Hilton Magic is real magic. Just the team we had and the run we did, it was a lot of fun, from a 2-22 the year before that and bringing it to the Sweet 16 run, that was just remarkable. I had a lot of fun.”

Kalscheur on the factors that led into that NCAA Tournament run:

“Daily habits. Really, just the work habits and trust put into our coaches. How much they bought into us and we bought into them. Waking up early, staying up late. Just gelling together as a team. Last year, we had a lot of transfers and new guys. This year, we’re kind of in the same thing again, with transfers and new freshmen. We’re just gelling together and having a family. We preach that. Coach breaks it down and is tough, but it’s a family. We stick by that.”

Kalscheur on his approach with the newcomers as one of the returning guys:

“Just lead by example, show the work ethic I’ve continue to put in. They see that and do the same thing. Jaren (Holmes) is a hard worker and I love playing with him, shooting as well. These are some great guys that have experienced a lot and are vets, too. They’ve played at St. Bonaventure in a tough league, played in the NIT and in tough leagues. They know what it takes.

“With the freshmen coming in, just showing them that it’s going to be some hard times and could be some good times and pushing through all that. Just know that we have each other’s backs. Just leaving it all on the floor. Whatever happens, happens.”

Kalscheur on what it’s like playing in Hilton Coliseum:

“It’s going to give you energy, electricity, day in and day out, night in and night out. You’re going to have a full-packed game in front of a full-packed house. We pour into that floor and the fans pour into us. If it’s a rival game, if it’s not a rival game, they’re going to pour into us. It’s amazing. You’ve got to experience it to believe it.”
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