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ISU women move on to the NIT Final Four...men looking to do the same....women will play UNLV....most likely at Hilton.....winner of Marquette-ISU will play Rutgers at MSG.

Jim, how are things going for you overall in Tucson, if you don't mind answering?

When are they gonna name you manager, Rex?

For 9/11 I was in 1st Hour Study hall wehn the teacher came in and said the first plane crashed...we spent the rest of the day watching and lsitening to the stuff.

I love the threads that I start.... And Reddy, when do the Hawks play their next basketball game again?

Haaa....the Hawks suck!

I love them.

Anyone else like this type of potato chip?

The banners are usually Ian's ideas and it'd be up to him...he's kind enough to do it for us...we don't care when and if he does them.

So...Iowa State's playing at Florida State in the second round of the NIT...how are those NIT brackets coming?

Sox Demote Four More By Alex Ernst March 20, 2004 FutureSox.com In a continuing series of moves to whittle down the roster by Opening Day, the Sox sent down four of the pitchers on their staff. Pitchers Felix Diaz and Jon Rauch were both optioned to Charlotte while lefty Vic Darensbourg and righty Jose Santiago were re-assigned to minor league camp. This leaves the Sox with 34 players in camp. Rauch was expected to contend for the last spot in the rotation, but he is now likely their first or second pitching option in the minors along with Neal Cotts. While Rauch is a starting pitcher, it is not out of the question to see him used out of the pen if he is called up, as he, Cotts, Jason Grilli and Dan Wright are all contenders for the fifth spot. Darensbourg and Santiago were non-roster invitees for the Sox this season, and it is possible that they could be dealt with the over abundance of pitchers in Sox minor league camp.

Hall beating Zone Dayton beating Depaul UNC up over AFA Zaga beating Valpo by 11

I had nevada....never really thought for a second before the game that MSU would win.

Mmmm.....pita.......

How's everyone doing in their NIT bracket??

I got used to it quickly....

Anyone ever done one of these? We are on day 4 in our human anatomy class. We took 3 days to skin the cats and eliminate some fascia, and today we looked at muscles under the chin and neck including the sternomastoid and the mylohyoid. Our cat has the mylohyoid and the diagastric really well defined and I guess we did a good job. You get over the fact you're cutting into someone's pet (possibly PA's) really quickly. For anyone wanting to see what wedid today: http://fp.dl.kent.edu/hyork/catmusnk.htm The muscles on our cat are darker and more well defined.

ISU wins....next up are the noles.

Jas....get on the AIM.

Found a picture of everyone's favorite minor league reliever.....or maybe it's because I didn't look for one of Baj...

Word is, the Clones told Georgia to get their shiznizzle out the hizzshizzle.

ISU vs Georgia right now.

Sox Cut Another Six By Alex Ernst March 17, 2004 FutureSox.com The Sox made six more cuts today during Spring Training, slimming their roster to 38. Pitcher Gary Majewski was optioned to Charlotte, while pitcher Josh Stewart, catchers Jonathan Aceves, Carlos Maldonado, infielder Mike Bell, and outfielder Mario Valenzuela were reassigned to the Sox minor league camp. The only one of these moves drawing real interest is the reassignment of Stewart. Stewart, the fifth starter at the beginning of 2002 has been hit by a string of injuries over the past year and never really caught on this spring. Valenzuela was looking to try and grab the last bench spot but with so many Sox prospects in front of him and the crowded outfield in Chicago, his chances were slim.

Eastern Iowa...represent! :

I'd be happy with Danny if he just picked up a goshdarn razor once in a while....that half-shaven look reminds me too much of Manuel....shudder