roman gabriel, a very fine nfl qb back in the day, also died this weekend. he was 83 though.

nebraska lost it's aau membership because of low r&d dollars. it's med school is in omaha. i've read there's some work being done to bring it back into the lincoln realm thus requalifying for aau. but there's never been a school that's lost aau membership later regain it. iowa state also lost there...

https://tulsahurricane.com/sports/women ... xter/11233

6'1" senior aac player of the year

so i wonder what the nil deal is for a youngster like poindexter, $5 thousand or so?

no, k-state's debt has not been in the 30s since currie's tenure and the capital projects boom. ku's debt has been around that number though. i suspect that's the confusion. as to endowment oversight, the relationship between the regents and university endowments is not at all clear to me. generall...

NatCat2 wrote: ↑

April 21st, 2024, 11:17 am

Dry wall for the restroom walls?
Sounds like they’re replacing an old dump with a new dump.

yes, and cement block exterior rather than limestone? good grief.

spot2180 wrote: ↑

April 21st, 2024, 9:55 am

Gonzaga seems to pick up pretty decent players from Australia and New Zealand.

st. mary's as well. maybe their catholic ties have something to due with it, or maybe it's just the west coast location?

schulz did not do everything well. the emaw thingy was asinine - noel, his wife's work - as was ecocat. but yes, the business school, engineering school, wefald hall, the north corridor plan now being completed, finishing nbaf, all the athletic department stuff from the basketball training facility...

k-state long term debt is $60.3 million. ku long term debt is $31.3 million + long term lease debt of $35.1 million - presumably for rock chalk park - totaling $66.4 million before taking on memorial field renovations since the report is for the period ending 2023. next year's report will be intere...