I was thinking about Professor Mack today and how much I loved her JLMC law class. I have two stories to share:
Since I can't hear, I had a very prim interpreter in that class. Very genteel. Refined. Barbara was so caring and understanding, but she was still Barbara. Early in the semester during class she asked the interpreter to teach her all the colorful curse words in sign language and turned to the class and made sure we all understood how to sign them. She kept using them all semester.
My interpreter, well, I've never seen another human being turn so red in my life. Still haven't.
Also, Barbara kept warning us class after class that we would fail her class (no idle threat) if we didn't spend many months researching and writing our massive law paper final. A challenge! Decided not to do anything until a few days before it was due. (Yes, I was dumb.) After getting a very good grade, I told her what I had done. Rather than being insulted like some teachers would've been, she thought it was the funniest thing ever. Laughed and laughed. I still have that paper.
Iowa State men's basketball continues to roll on the recruiting trail. The Cyclones landed another of their priority targets on Monday when Kansas City power forward Kayden Fish announced his commitment to T.J. Otzelberger's program on Instagram Live. The three-star power forward is the fourth
Iowa State sophomore running back Jirehl Brock runs into the end zone for a touchdown in the second quarter against TCU on Friday, Nov. 26, 2021, at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames. It is almost too easy to compare Iowa State's search for a starting tailback this fall to the program's battle at the sa
Chris Williams is joined by longtime syndicated Big 12 beat writer Jon Wilner to gain some much-needed perspective on all things realignment. Wilner discusses the cultural differences between the Pac-12 and the Big 12, different scenarios at play and where this all might be heading.
As a high school official of more than 25 seasons I see both sides of this. In essence, you are working/calling the same game (especially at high school level) BUT, the men's (boy's in HS) game IS faster, with more action. The players are quicker, jump higher, etc. which means you have more to watch for. It is just a more difficult game to work. And that is a generalization, I have work girl's teams that are just as quick, physical, etc. as boy's teams, but IN GENERAL, the girl's game is a half step slower than the boy's game.
With that said, I think they should be paid the same (as we are in high school) as the skill of the official needs to be at the same level or the game will suffer. If the pay is the same, maybe some of the better college officials will work more WBB games, although I think they have some good size egos and thus probably will stay with MBB for the exposure/fame those convey.
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USA Today Preseason Coaches Poll (8/8)
1. Alabama (54)
2. Ohio State (5)
3. Georgia (6)
4. Clemson
5. Notre Dame
6. Michigan
7. Texas A&M
8. Utah 9. Oklahoma
10. Baylor
11. Oklahoma State
12. Oregon
13. North Carolina State
14. Michigan State
15. USC
16. Pittsburgh
17. Miami (FL) 18. Texas (1)
19. Wake Forest
20. Wisconsin
21. Kentucky
22. Cincinnati
23. Arkansas
24. Mississippi
25. Houston
Others Receiving Votes
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Williams & Blum discuss the infighting within the Pac-12. Tyrese Hunter steps up to the plate as a new rival to Cyclone Nation. Iowa State football's fall camp opened last week. What to make of the new NiL stuff and more, presented by Mechdyne.
Pair of lower level season tickets in prime location (Section 111, Row 15, seats 12 and 13).
Pay price of season tickets
($650 x 2= $1300) plus share of Victory Club donation.
I have a parking pass this season for Lot D3 and have family members with a season parking pass for Lot G. We would like to be in the same lot for tailgating.
So, I’m looking for anyone that would like to do a parking lot pass trade.
Anyone with a season pass in G6 want to trade for D3?
I have 3 cars. 2 over 130k miles and 1 over 200k miles. Between full synthetic and high mileage, which will extend the life of the engines the most? I'm guessing full synthetic, but I'm no expert by any means.
I have a parking pass this season for Lot D3 and have family members with a season
parking pass for Lot G. We would like to be in the same lot for tailgating.
So, I’m looking for anyone that would like to do a parking lot pass trade.
I don’t care which lot we are in, just want to be in the same lot.
Anyone with a season pass in G6 want to trade for D3?
Or, anyone in D3 that would like to trade for G6?