*** Official #24 IOWA STATE vs #20 BYU Game(Day) Thread ***
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Holding them to <= 10 threes will be a monumental task. They've made at least 10 in all but 3 of their games.
I think a more likely good outcome is their game at Cincy, where they took 72% (!!!) of their shots (46 of 64) from deep, making 13 (28%), but they only scored 21 points on non-3s and lost 71-60, while turning the ball over 18 times. That's basically the best-case scenario for playing them, IMO
Depth will have to come up big tonight. The environment, quality of the opponent, length of the road trip, altitude all while coming on short rest figure to make this a very tough win.
Winning tonight would be massive.
Winning tonight would be massive.
Oh shoot I forgot about his contributions. Well hopefully whatever you saw wasn't logged by your IT dept.
The wife has watched a bunch of TIk Toks like this and she's showed me a few. They're hilarious.
Interviewer: what's your party drink of choice?
Interviewee: Dr. Pepper.
With 8 ranked teams in the conference there will be a lot of ranked on ranked games. And the schedule is set up in advance so they don't necessarily know who is going to be ranked.
It's similar to how the SEC operates in football. Lots of ranked matchups keeps ranked teams ranked.
Just gotta be careful not to switch over to Mountain Dew too early.
I had a Mormon coworker who was a good guy and could take a good joke. He had a 1-2 year old Kia Rio then shows up to work 1 day with a brand new Rubicon. I asked him what prompted the switch, interrupted him, and answered "I know, you couldn't fit all of your wives in that little Rio".
He laughed harder at the joke than I did.
When I was at ISU, got invited to an off campus party as a freshman. Got there, and no beer -- but they had a kiddie pool full of Mt Dew. It was some Christian group of some kind. They were doing the usual drinking games though, quarters and such. Saw some girl who chugged too much Dew and threw up.
We left relatively quickly.
Predictions for Tonight……
BYU dies by the 3
ISU rejoices in first Big 12 road W
Mormons Soak…..alone
BYU dies by the 3
ISU rejoices in first Big 12 road W
Mormons Soak…..alone
Let's Cave this SOB...Who wants to read the current infamous Honor Code!?!?
The CES Honor Code helps to accomplish the CES mission to build disciples of Jesus Christ. As faculty, administration, staff, and students voluntarily commit to conduct their lives in accordance with the principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ, they strive to maintain the highest standards in their personal conduct regarding honor, integrity, morality, and consideration of others. By accepting appointment, continuing in employment, being admitted, or continuing enrollment, each member of the campus communities personally commits to observe the CES Honor Code approved by the Board of Trustees:
honorcode.byu.edu
CES Honor Code
The Church Educational System (CES) is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Church) and directed by the Church Board of Education/Boards of Trustees, with the mission to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, the Church, and their communities.The CES Honor Code helps to accomplish the CES mission to build disciples of Jesus Christ. As faculty, administration, staff, and students voluntarily commit to conduct their lives in accordance with the principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ, they strive to maintain the highest standards in their personal conduct regarding honor, integrity, morality, and consideration of others. By accepting appointment, continuing in employment, being admitted, or continuing enrollment, each member of the campus communities personally commits to observe the CES Honor Code approved by the Board of Trustees:
- Maintain an Ecclesiastical Endorsement, including striving to deepen faith and maintain gospel standards
- Be honest
- Live a chaste and virtuous life, including abstaining from sexual relations outside marriage between a man and a woman. Living a chaste and virtuous life also includes abstaining from same-sex romantic behavior
- Abstain from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, coffee, vaping, marijuana, and other substance abuse
- Participate regularly in Church services
- Respect others, including the avoidance of profane and vulgar language
- Obey the law and follow campus policies, including the CES Dress and Grooming standards
- Encourage others in their commitment to comply with the Honor Code and Dress and Grooming standards (*included on the main page is a link to report honor code violations)
BYU Honor Code Office
Student conduct office for Brigham Young University. Find resources, policies and procedures, and information about working with us.
The way some of those BYU moms pose while getting ready to eat a cougar tail may not be safe for work.
- abstaining from sexual relations outside marriage between a man and a woman. Living a chaste and virtuous life also includes abstaining from same-sex romantic behavior
- Abstain from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, coffee, vaping, marijuana, and other substance abuse
- Participate regularly in Church services
- Respect others, including the avoidance of profane and vulgar language
- Obey the law and follow campus policies, including the CES Dress and Grooming standards
- Encourage others in their commitment to comply with the Honor Code and Dress and Grooming standards (*included on the main page is a link to report honor code violations)
BYU Honor Code Office
Student conduct office for Brigham Young University. Find resources, policies and procedures, and information about working with us.
Don't see an issue with it. I doubt it's strictly enforced. I mean, Jim McMahon made it through there. If somebody wants to live up to those standards more power to them.
Let's Cave this SOB...Who wants to read the current infamous Honor Code!?!?
CES Honor Code
The Church Educational System (CES) is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Church) and directed by the Church Board of Education/Boards of Trustees, with the mission to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, the Church, and their communities.
The CES Honor Code helps to accomplish the CES mission to build disciples of Jesus Christ. As faculty, administration, staff, and students voluntarily commit to conduct their lives in accordance with the principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ, they strive to maintain the highest standards in their personal conduct regarding honor, integrity, morality, and consideration of others. By accepting appointment, continuing in employment, being admitted, or continuing enrollment, each member of the campus communities personally commits to observe the CES Honor Code approved by the Board of Trustees:
- Maintain an Ecclesiastical Endorsement, including striving to deepen faith and maintain gospel standards
- Be honest
- Live a chaste and virtuous life, including abstaining from sexual relations outside marriage between a man and a woman. Living a chaste and virtuous life also includes abstaining from same-sex romantic behavior
- Abstain from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, coffee, vaping, marijuana, and other substance abuse
- Participate regularly in Church services
- Respect others, including the avoidance of profane and vulgar language
- Obey the law and follow campus policies, including the CES Dress and Grooming standards
- Encourage others in their commitment to comply with the Honor Code and Dress and Grooming standards (*included on the main page is a link to report honor code violations)
BYU Honor Code Office
Student conduct office for Brigham Young University. Find resources, policies and procedures, and information about working with us.
Other than being honest I would be the worst Mormon in it's history.
I haven't been to church outside a wedding, funeral, or baptism in 24 years (when I was forced to attend), hate religion, fail the sexual standards (outside their same-sex mandate), fail the drinks, swear constantly, and wholly discourage others from conforming to this crap.
I guess I should start my own money embezzling, tax shelter, sham of a religion. The Normons.
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