Maier comes in late, goes 4 of 5, leading his team to victory.

https://3downnation.com/2022/06/09/backup-jake-maier-replaces-injured-stampeders-quarterback-bo-levi-mitchell/

"Hey, it was a climate change event and they all relate to that. Yes, it turned out pretty bad, but hey they survived."

It was 108 when I graduated in Rec Hall. No so-called "climate change".

Ron Gould got a new turf.

Well, we made the LA Times... comments not good.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02qFgsBmzvTjL23MUwgdDU5AZfjRFu9kJGdo1Uyxiyfbcrn4odjKN4cqhfxxG35Ji8l&id=5863113009&sfnsn=mo&extid=a&mibextid=cffofw

And Black Graduation was held at Mondavi Center.

https://fb.watch/dB6HzdM7jt/

How many six figure salaries concurred on this decision, but never graduated from Davis? (I think it was 109 on my day.)

They could have 1/7 the crowd at Aggie Stadium at 7 AM (not 1/3), and 1/7 at the Pavilion at 8 AM. Same thing at 7 PM.

Why the paranoia about families bringing in water?

They pack 12,000 or more people into Aggie Stadium, don't have enough water, no shade, few benches, and prohibit water from being brought inside by attendees.

San Francisco Chronicle: 'People getting taken by ambulance': UC Davis cuts graduation short amid scorching heat

"UC Davis didn't finish its outdoor graduation commencement on Friday after multiple local agencies, including the fire department, urged the university to stop the ceremony. Some 12,500 students and families were baking in scorching heat without easy access to shade, officials said....

"...After three hour,s many students had yet to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas. The university announced just after 11 a.m. it was stopping the ceremony based on health and public safety concerns due to heat.

"Ashley Hicks, a student who attended the ceremony, said she was confused by the university's planning. "It was allotted to between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. and the procession of students entering into their seats didn't end until 9:30 a.m. An hour and a half of the time was taken up by the procession...."

"...Many parents and family members expressed their concern on social media. 'As a concerned parent, few weeks ago tweeted about bad choice having an outdoor event in CA heat,' @4katluvrs said in a tweet. "This should have been an indoor event like the past years. Split it into am & pm events." "

""The @ucdavis graduation today was an experience," @cchavisd12 said. "I flew cross country to see my sister in law graduate and she didn’t walk. I’m not sure who decided that an outdoor graduation in June was a good idea here…"

""...UC Davis cancelled our graduation!! We were not allowed to walk the stage and told us to go home!!" @JoonKookStyless wrote. "Over 2k students could not walk the stage. This was poor planning from the school and we demand a proper explanation from the school board!!"

"This year marked the first time UC Davis consolidated what used to be seven undergraduate ceremonies, held at University Credit Union Center, into three and moving them to the larger Health Stadium. "The plan was announced in 2019 before the pandemic altered graduation plans in 2020 and 2021," the university said in a press release.

"Students SFGATE spoke to said there was no shade. They said the university ran of water and students and families weren't allowed to bring in their own drinks."

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/UC-Davis-graduation-canceled-amid-heat-17233868.php

Perseverance.

Ken O'Brien size.

Lance Babbs II - 2023 Draft Diamonds, draft prospect

What is the best advice you have ever received?

"Find Joy" - Tim Plough

Who is the most underrated teammate in your locker room at your school?

I’d say the most underrated teammate in my Locker room aside from me would be our defensive safety Christopher Venable

https://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2022/06/lance-babb-ii/

I believe that was what the DII days were all about - treat the student athletes like all other students.

I saw he is using a cane, hopefully temporary.

It doesn't look good for the AD, who recently signed an 8 year extension, the SWA, and the administration.

The CONCUSSION INC writer isn't optimistic about an open investigation, and alludes to women's swimming being a bottomless pit (of corruption?).

https://twitter.com/irvmuch/status/1530922385544581120?s=20&t=uyqZkrZvBAQCvbKLhnOzEw

San Jose State has their own quagmire in women's swimming with a former trainer accused of sexual assault over 15 years, and ICA allegedly covering it up. Several whistleblowers allegedly fired, the AD lost her job, one $3.3 Million settlement and lawsuits are flying.

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/south-bay/whistleblower-in-sjsu-sports-trainer-sex-abuse-scandal-speaks-out/2663963/

"Additionally, a letter, obtained by SCNG, shows that Cal chancellor Robert Joseph Birgeneau was made aware in 2010 of verbal abuse and harassment allegations against McKeever dating back to 2001. Another former Cal swimmer has confirmed to SCNG that McKeever allegedly bullied and verbally abused swimmers as early as 2000."

My guess is Sac will be over .500 if he is at least an average coach. If he has a good year, 50% chance he bolts.

Averaged 6 PPG as a freshman, started 10 games. Solid pickup.

When tuition was $200 a quarter or less, probably the biggest expense was housing.

I meant like San Diego and San Jose.

How often did Sichor & Foster recruit off campus?

Unsure. International education, time off? This profile said he was 21 in 2019... unless my logic is wrong and he's 21. FTR, SFCC had him listed at 215 / 220 pounds, a "big body" with guard skills.

https://www.ncsasports.org/mens-basketball-recruiting/california/san-mateo/aragon-high-school1/samuel-manu1