AztecAlien

If you feel confident about 9-3 or better, take the over 8.5.

UNLV could be 7-5.

What about the under 8.5? Could be 8-4.

Actually, not a big fan. I was just pointing out she was an exceptional college player and has struggled so far as a pro while giving Caitlin Clark props.

Look at the source.

Angel Reese was an exceptional college player and helped lead LSU to a national championship. But that doesn't always carry over to the pros. It obviously has for Caitlin Clark. However, it's only Reese's 2nd year in the WNBA.

Wow!! I couldn't tell, but that didn't look like it got called. Same type of stuff happens in the NBA.

Actually, I'm not really sure. Some sites have SDSU as the owner and the Associated Students as the operator when I search it. "Viejas Arena at San Diego State University is owned by San Diego State University. It is operated by the Associated Students of SDSU." Then I got this. https://www.latlong.net/place/viejas-arena-ca-usa-32279.html "Owned and operated by San Diego State University, the arena was opened on July 24, 1997. It has been the home ground of San Diego State Aztecs (NCAA)." Here's from Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viejas_Arena ?

Not sure why you are asking, but San Diego State University owns and operates Viejas Arena. Are you asking because you think SDSU is doing the same thing as UCLA?

Bernie isn't a progressive? That's interesting, because just about everything I read regarding Sanders mentions him as being just that, and I would have to agree. I don’t think Bernie has any intentions of running for president in 2028, and I am not sure the majority of Americans will support AOC or a progressive candidate in 2028. If she gets more towards the center, you never know. We as a country have some time to think about it.

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State vs state vs state vs state.

This article mentions Nebraska. But yeah, all the surrounding states want Wyoming's water. https://cowboystatedaily.com/2022/04/01/bill-sniffin-everybody-wants-wyoming-water-how-do-we-keep-colorado-from-stealing-it/

This article about water rights from the Colorado River and Wyoming is worth reading. Changing the laws, halting sprawl, and preventing needless water waste downstream are all aspects of what I was trying to get at and have for some time. In places that are dependent on natural resources, they have, because of manipulation, they cannot continue to support, in many cases, unregulated population expansion. It is time to post a no-vacancy notice in many places in the West. Wyoming's population growth will continue to be slow because of its harsh environment. But the water it does have is being manipulated downstream. https://cowboystatedaily.com/2022/12/21/wyoming-getting-screwed-in-colorado-river-pact-too-many-people-using-wyoming-water-observers-say/

Will you be here all week?