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[paultzman]

Eric may be in charge of this proposed system.

Seems an accident waiting to happen if this has legs.

DI Administrative Committee adopts proposal to allow student-athletes, staff to bet on pro sports - NCAA.org

The Division I Administrative Committee on Wednesday adopted a proposal that would permit student-athletes and athletics department staff members to bet on professional

www.ncaa.org

 

[bamafan]

Eric may be in charge of this proposed system.

Seems an accident waiting to happen if this has kegs.

DI Administrative Committee adopts proposal to allow student-athletes, staff to bet on pro sports - NCAA.org

The Division I Administrative Committee on Wednesday adopted a proposal that would permit student-athletes and athletics department staff members to bet on professional

www.ncaa.org

It’s fraught with peril

 

[paultzman]

This should be fun

 

[SJU85]

Additional article on D1 Athletes being allowed to bet on Professional Sports.

NCAA Division I votes to allow college athletes to bet on professional sports

If Division II and Division III also vote to approve the change, the new rules will go into effect Nov. 1.

www.nytimes.com

When it comes to the NCAA, I find myself asking “Who’s turn is it to hold the brain” because if definitely was not the ones who voted for this.

Let’s hope either or both DII and/or DIII vote this down. Hopefully it was one of their turns to hold the brain.

 

[SLYFOXX1968]

In honor of Sister Jean’s 106 th Birthday , all the Loyola’s should play in a Loyola Tournament.

1. Loyola Chicago Vs Loyola , New Orleans

2. Loyola Marymount Vs Loyola Maryland

Game 1 and Game 2 play for Ignatius Trophy

Who wins ?

 

[capmaker]

College basketball’s age of the men’s super freshman is back and better than ever

College basketball freshmen are ready to take over the sport again in men’s 2025-26 season

www.sbnation.com

 

[Moose]

Wish we had an empty spot

 

[Moose]

Sister Jean passed away at 106 years old.

 

[L J S A]

Sister Jean passed away at 106 years old.

Terrible news, but when you think about it . . . she lived to 106, had all her marbles, and saw some pretty terrific basketball that one season. We should all be so lucky.

Hopefully ESPN gives the pregame ceremony of Loyola's first home game the coverage it deserves.

 

[Amaseinyourface]

Wish we had an empty spot

And that creighton doesn’t

 

[redmanwest]

Terrible news, but when you think about it . . . she lived to 106, had all her marbles, and saw some pretty terrific basketball that one season. We should all be so lucky.

Hopefully ESPN gives the pregame ceremony of Loyola's first home game the coverage it deserves.

Yes, a great human interest story, highlighting a person who lived a long, fruitful and faith-filled life. God bless her.

 

[NCJohnnie]

R.I.P. Sister Jean. She will be rooting her beloved Loyola hoopsters on from heaven with a program in her hand and a twinkle in her eye.

 

[NCJohnnie]

They just had a nice segment celebrating Sister Jean on the Today Show.

 

[MJDinkins]

Terrible news, but when you think about it . . . she lived to 106, had all her marbles, and saw some pretty terrific basketball that one season. We should all be so lucky.

Hopefully ESPN gives the pregame ceremony of Loyola's first home game the coverage it deserves.

My paternal grandmother, who passed in 2019, lived until 106. My grandmother's niece, who passed away in 2020 at 100 years of age, said she believed my grandmother was 107. Both my grandmother and her niece were in their "right minds" upon their passing.

 

[kranmars]

My paternal grandmother, who passed in 2019, lived until 106. My grandmother's niece, who passed away in 2020 at 100 years of age, said she believed my grandmother was 107. Both my grandmother and her niece were in their "right minds" upon their passing.

With those genes, you have a lot of SJU basketball in your future.

 

[CBA69]

Sister Jean passed away at 106 years old.

May she rest in piece.

 

[CBA69]

May she rest in piece.

I beg your pardon. My spelling is not what it used to be. May Sister Jean rest in PEACE.