UNTLifer

Lucky for you, that North Korean missile was targeted at your nuts.

Should have taken this as a sign.

Lot of typical knee jerking going on around here.

I remember Vito posting something about him playing well recently. Hope he is still with us.

Who?

The title should read "potential good news on Boutwell."

Marie Laveau? Wrong part of Louisiana.

They better hand out bullet proof vests to sit outside in that part of Houston.

Been predicting this day since Drew got hired.

Agree

It is because we are going to the Big XII.

Thicken up Skladany's moustache, put him in a black hat and a duster and he would look like Sam Elliot in Tombstone.

And Runner comes on and provides Exhibit A as to why nobody wants them in a merger. This is a FCS school with no athletic success to speak of, terrible facilities and a commuter enrollment that exceeds what we were perceived to be years ago bad mouthing La. Tech who has much more history and success. Now, I am no La Tech fan based upon their comments about the Sun Belt from their administrators and most of their fans, but at least they have earned the right to be an FBS team. UTSA hasn't unless you count beating Bacone State and handing out tickets to any and all that want them.

A leopard doesn't change its spots.

That was my first thought Harry. This could be bad news for ASU.

Quitter?

Thanks for the write up Harry. I don't see anyone taking Boutwell's spot at DT. He was our best one last year and will continue to be. I love that young many's intensity.

Yep, and a number of our students couldn't find Apogee late in the year.

The government coverage is just a "safety net" now, but I see unfair competition in the future with the government offering full coverage. Medicare/medicaid, the government runs this program so well just like Social Security, the post office, Amtrak, etc... Are any of these government run businesses not in bankruptcy?

Did I?

Good stuff. I know you all are proud.

Right there with you Rick.

Yep

That made me laugh out loud.

"Mean Green Eagles and Grey Goose...Birds of a Feather..."