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  1. I see the site put asterisks in place of what I had put. Hmmmm.... Thanks for the clarification.
  2. We hit all three games there last year towards the end of the year. It was very hot outside. I thought the indoor atmosphere was good. The Arizona fans get into it, and they are not rude. I think you will have fun watching the games. I would suggest getting in the lower part of the stadium, though. I heard it gets quite warm up top (but that was late in the year last year). We got an Airbnb about 4 blocks away since we had 6 people. If we didn't walk to the stadium, we got an Uber. We did have a rental car, though, and for the last day we parked in the parking structure across 7th street (that is to the East of the stadium). Very easy walk. I don't remember how much it cost, but it was worth it. We ate at Guy Fieri's and it was ok. There were a lot of football games on and it was really cool that we were outdoors right next to the stadium. The food just seemed like it could be better. People told us to go to Willie's Tacos about a block away. I don't know if it would be good or not. There was a place close by called *** Burgers. The food was pretty good, but it is a bit of a hole in the wall. They have burgers, gyros, and other items. The Kool-Aid main is the cool attraction 😉. I wish I would have taken a picture.
  3. I have a Surface Pro 3. I don't use it for anything more than listening to music... just because. It is not compatible with Windows 11, but I have it to take along in case I need to log into work when I'm not at home. I had an old laptop from work that cost around 5K. At the time, it was absolutely screaming. After 10 years, though, it was really struggling. Software got more advanced. Corporate wanted to have all of these scans, etc. I also could not update the BIOS anymore. So, I got a new one and it was night and day. I figured out how to move my stuff over and it has been awesome. I'm guessing it is a combination of #1 and #2. I don't know if degradation would be the issue. There is an SSD built into the Surface Pro, so hard drive fragmentation wouldn't affect it quite as much. Odds are the standard "agent" type things that run on your workstation simply take up more memory. This is causing more paging and the system is slower. ☹️
  4. I think the Bucks tried to go "All in" albeit rather poorly. This is why I appreciate how the Brewers have managed their team. It is a little different, but still similar in that the Brewers could ship off a bulk of their future to try and get a World Series now.
  5. I keep hearing the "experts" say that Giannis is gone after this year. I hope that doesn't happen. I think they could trade Dame and fill in around Giannis a lot better. They probably need to get rid of Lopez, too.
  6. Blackwell checking out the NBA:
  7. Gee... I guess the Royals must have torpedo bats. If the Brewers give up another double-digit performance today, I'm going to side on the fact that it is more about the Brewers AAA pitching roster than it is about torpedo bats.
  8. Here is my sarcastic overreaction: Brewers first to 100 losses 😉
  9. I heard it might be a little ways off. I guess the robots would have trouble with the movement of the ball. Doesn't make sense to me. A strike is a strike is a strike. Unless Aaron Judge is up there.
  10. That is the Bauers we remember. The poster boy for 3PO.
  11. Judge is not using one. https://www.mlb.com/news/yankees-discuss-new-torpedo-bats
  12. It probably also helped that Cortes was serving up melons for them to crush.
  13. Mac needs to remember that he is the Athletic Director, not just the Football Director.
  14. I literally cried when the USA boycotted the '80 Olympics simply for Lee Kemp. I wish I had the opportunity to meet him now that I am much older. Ben Peterson came and spoke at our school. Not too many people knew who he was, but it was awesome to have somebody of his stature came to podunk Wisconsin... Those were the days.
  15. I got to see him wrestle at the old gym in Marquette. I got his autograph, too, but it is long gone. My dad was a wrestling coach and he always talked about Dan Gable. I was too young to remember Gable, but certainly remember Lee Kemp. The Badger teams were solid. Hellickson actually called our house once and asked for him -- for a story for the Crossface paper. When I answered the phone, I thought he was joking. LOL Funny story -- I had to have PT on my surgically repaired elbow when I was in high school. My therapist was Jim Haines' sister. Very cool.
  16. The Dan Gable loss in the last match of his college career might be the biggest in NCAA history. 😉 Another big wrestling moment was when Rulon Gardner beat the undefeated Aleksander Karelin (The Russian Bear) in the Olympics. Gardner wrestled at Nebraska.
  17. Um... maybe if they were selling a different type of weed... 😉
  18. I haven't played D&D for almost 40 years. I used to DM in high school. I was invited by some random guys in high school who were older and that game actually helped me to break out of my shell (with a +2 sharp sword of protection, no less). I do miss it, but it takes time for DMs to come up with original campaigns that are worth while. Although I am not playing now, this would still be a cool present:
  19. I didn't mention this much during the Wisconsin / Montana game because my Cardinal-colored glasses were in full bloom. So, I'll change the context. It almost seems like teams that don't play bully ball are getting penalized. Maybe I just watched a handful of games where it was blatantly obvious guys were getting destroyed underneath or thrown out of the way during a rebound. If you play sound defense, fine, but you can get extremely physical and that is ok. Maybe I'm noticing it more this year than in years past. Obviously the officials swallow the whistles more in the big dance. What I would hate to see is a team like Wisconsin makes it to the National Championship game. They are performing really well at halftime, but then the whistles come out in the second half -- against the Badgers. Hypothetically, they could be playing a blue blood with, maybe, a hall of fame coach. Not that we would ever see something like that... 😉 To be serious, I would like to see consistency. That's all.
  20. "Considerably less..." Back when I was younger, $321.1 was considered a s***-ton of money. I guess it isn't enough, anymore. Wow... that is a lot of money. Millionaires and Billionaires, right?
  21. I see the line for the BYU game is Wisconsin -1.5. If Wisconsin plays like they did against Purdue or Arizona, I think it will be a certain victory. It does concern me how they have played the last couple of weeks (sans the game against UCLA).
  22. I have a feeling they will be in Milwaukee if they win and somewhere else if they lose. I would be surprised if they get a 2.
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