9/16/23 - vs Lindenwood
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dogwhisper
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Rumor has it that Jared was actually offered a contract extension but had other demands they didn’t not meet so he chose not to sign an extension then he wasn’t renewed
An extension? After winning 4 games in 3 years? WTF‽dogwhisper wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 8:08 am Rumor has it that Jared was actually offered a contract extension but had other demands they didn’t not meet so he chose not to sign an extension then he wasn’t renewed
Scott Lawson - Board AdminWestern Illinois University Alum/Fan/Employee
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I find that hard to believe. Not saying it's not true, just can't imagine what kind of meatheads would have even considered that.dogwhisper wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 8:08 am Rumor has it that Jared was actually offered a contract extension but had other demands they didn’t not meet so he chose not to sign an extension then he wasn’t renewed
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Western_101
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Morton has a closed Dairy Queen and concerts in the park. I was concerned about a spot on my neck, Dr. said it was nothing.
Sometimes I eat french fries. A lady was searching for a lost dog last night.
How am I doing? I'm new to random Rain Man speak.
The point is, that's a LOT more than most schools have; almost double what we currently have (until our women's bowling, beach volleyball, and STUNT teams get up and running). They sponsor a number of sports that you don't see many schools sponsoring; men's and women's ice hockey...which is mostly limited to more northern schools, men's and women's lacrosse...which you don't see much outside the coasts, men's and women's wrestling, women's gymnastics, women's field hockey, etc. It's odd to see a newly DI school have so many sports.Western_101 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 1:47 amMorton has a closed Dairy Queen and concerts in the park. I was concerned about a spot on my neck, Dr. said it was nothing.
Sometimes I eat french fries. A lady was searching for a lost dog last night.
How am I doing? I'm new to random Rain Man speak.
Scott Lawson - Board AdminWestern Illinois University Alum/Fan/Employee
Member of the Marching Leathernecks - 1996-2000
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sealhall74
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Not only that, they also promote their "Student Life" (i.e. club) sports on their main athletic site. You dont see that very often. Good for them.ST_Lawson wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 8:30 amThe point is, that's a LOT more than most schools have; almost double what we currently have (until our women's bowling, beach volleyball, and STUNT teams get up and running). They sponsor a number of sports that you don't see many schools sponsoring; men's and women's ice hockey...which is mostly limited to more northern schools, men's and women's lacrosse...which you don't see much outside the coasts, men's and women's wrestling, women's gymnastics, women's field hockey, etc. It's odd to see a newly DI school have so many sports.Western_101 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 1:47 amMorton has a closed Dairy Queen and concerts in the park. I was concerned about a spot on my neck, Dr. said it was nothing.
Sometimes I eat french fries. A lady was searching for a lost dog last night.
How am I doing? I'm new to random Rain Man speak.
Embrace the pace of the race.
Just curious - Western was (I believe) D2 when I went there, and there seemed to be a lot more sports available at that time. Granted, the campus population was likely triple what it is now, but still. I was just wondering if Lindenwood will eventually drop in the number of sports offered since they moved up from D2.
Lindenwood has a ton of $$, and a lot of community support. They are actually a sleeping giant, just going to take them a few seasons to get there.rocki wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 12:48 pmJust curious - Western was (I believe) D2 when I went there, and there seemed to be a lot more sports available at that time. Granted, the campus population was likely triple what it is now, but still. I was just wondering if Lindenwood will eventually drop in the number of sports offered since they moved up from D2.
Thanks for the feedback!GV wrote:Thu Jan 01, 1970 5:08 amLindenwood has a ton of $$, and a lot of community support. They are actually a sleeping giant, just going to take them a few seasons to get there.rocki wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 12:48 pmJust curious - Western was (I believe) D2 when I went there, and there seemed to be a lot more sports available at that time. Granted, the campus population was likely triple what it is now, but still. I was just wondering if Lindenwood will eventually drop in the number of sports offered since they moved up from D2.