BuckyBadger

Anyone know his status? Looks like he won’t be at Cliff Keen.

For this season?

I’ll try that

What did others pay for regular seats?

Wow, I did not realize what a hot ticket NCAAs have become.

I’m not far from Philly so was thinking of going to NCAAs this year. When I looked up tickets I see all session passes for $1500!?! Is it really that expensive now? Last time I went was 2005 in St. Louis. I was a student and got them through UW for something like $100 bucks. How do others get their tickets and are you paying that much?

Ouch! As a badger alum and fan, it’s hard to have experienced the last few years and not see any real change in the next few years. But you guys actually make me feel bad for Bono.

That’s probably true if it is more of a permanent move.

He’s coming to train for the winter, not permanently, I believe. It probably benefits him more to do something like this and get a better idea of the competition’s strength/weaknesses.

My money is on Pitt-Johnstown.

Care to cite the study you are referencing?

Middle East is plenty violent without Israel. Sectarian violence between different tribes, religious denominations etc is so common over there it’s normal. If you don’t know that you are very uninformed.

Anyone in need of a good laugh, watch and enjoy. I don’t think there is a 30 second clip that can better capture how the tables have turned in the last week or so.

My take is we will look back on Oct. 7th as the point when Iran miscalculated and went too far. They have created a situation where if they don’t respond they look weak, which is a big no no in the Middle East. It is very dangerous domestically for the regime. If they do respond, they risk getting drawn into a fight with Israel. In the last week Israel has shown that they have been pushed too far and the status quo that has existed recently is gone. All red lines that Iran and their proxies thought existed are gone. Iran’s strategy has not been to get into a war with Israel, but to use their proxies to make life unlivable there. What they didn’t count on was getting hit at home. Israel can easily take out their oil fields and refineries, which is probably check mate for the regime their. Israel has shown recently they will go their if needed. Make no mistake, taking out Nasrallah is a game changer.

If it allows Israel’s northern population to return to their homes and restores Israel’s deterrence, yes. It changes a lot. If it causes Iran to be fearful of getting dragged in and back off, it changes a lot. Is it going to root out Islamic terrorism and end Hezbollah? No, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t make a difference.