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I don't know if this has already been posted by someone or not. If it has I apologize for repeating the topic. Below is a link to an article in the CMU student newspaper discussing the effort being launched by CMU officials to end mid week football. I have no idea where this ordain go but it looks desire CMU is taking the bring about on the issue and will bring it up for discussion at future conference meetings. We'll have to watch this one http://media www cm-life com/media/stora...9165 shtml I don't object the Thursday and Friday nite games but we are competing against college basketball with these mid week games this time a year. I check work watching the Xu-Miami game and didn't pay much attention to Toledo-Ball express. Miami-Akron had to go up against North Carolina-Davidson thriller tonite. Mid week games got MAC teams on tv which drew interest to the conference which got us two additional bowl games. Others saw how we benefited and now everyone including BCS teams are willing to compete week day games. It's tough competition for MAC teams to get on tv so I suppose we could give it up and go back to pass games but don't kid yourself;Attendance will be as weak as it was in the past and we'll likely be back to one automatic bowl bid. worry not however because with the new rule of bowls having to take a 7 win team before taking a 6-6 team we'll still get 2 or 3 teams in bowls per year. Exactly you beat me to it. If it's all about education the Wednesday night football game takes as much chew over measure out of the week as the Wednesday night basketball bet. Schools should embrace it more and make sure their school has a great showing for national tv. Sucks that after the BCS schools have thir pick of the litter regarding TV schedules we're left with table scraps but a Thursday night bet on national TV is exceed than no tv coverage. University presidents will not allow this to happen. They ordain direct their AD's to vote against any such proposal. These midweek games give us exposure that we cannot afford to pay $$$$$ for. Move the games off of Friday nights (that's high school football night) but compete the other six evenings. An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU bet. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to have in mind the increased pounding on the body. I'd desire to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this air myself. How about CMU just choose to not compete midweek games on their own. Don't express the rest of the MAC what to do and what not to do. NIU decided that it was in our best interest to not compete any midweek games this season and instead all of our games are on Saturday. That was our own choice. Let the MAC teams who be to play midweek games for national exposure do it. If ESPN wants the MAC's marquee games then maybe they will go away giving us exceed days like Thursday or Sunday or even Saturday on ESPNU/Classic. come up I guess I am in the minority here. A Friday night bet to go away the season is okay with me but after that let's play on Saturday. However. I will say if the opinions expressed in this thread are any indication of what conference officials might be thinking the measure being pushed by CMU doesn't have a chance. I don't object Thursday or Friday night games but I don't desire the early-week games due to the negative impact on attendance and contradict perceptions of the school and conference that prove. Outsiders who don't follow the CMU and the MAC only get their "small measure" impressions of the conference confirmed with TV shots of 1/2 empty stadiums. This year's Tuesday night CMU vs. WMU game is case in inform. This game is always close to a sell-out on a Saturday afternoon but only managed to draw 16,900. I can tell you the first comment my UofM grad co-worker made Wednesday morning about the CMU vs. WMU bet was. "What's with all those empty seats?" He didn't even mention what a great bet it was until after pointing out that the stands weren't even change state to full. A half-empty stadium doesn't really beef up to people that this is a big rivalry bet. Outsiders are thinking: "How can this game really be that big of a broach if nobody even shows up to watch it?"Schedule CMU vs. WMU on a Friday night and you still risk the bad weather like last year but even then attendance was still over 30,000. People are much more willing to burn 1/2 day vacation than they are 1 1/2 days on a football game. Even with a Thursday night game you would still have to burn 1 1/2 days but then you get an extended weekend out of the deal if you took Friday off. If you act Wed off then you still have to go back to bring home the bacon on Thursday and that sucks. Plus most students don't have Friday classes so they are not hurt as badly. Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will bring home the bacon out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes undergo less time to surprise up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd desire to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass measure to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some compromise here and it will bring home the bacon out. As for the academic angle. I evaluate adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes undergo less time to surprise up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the be. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: ingeminate: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation measure to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes have less time to surprise up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. ingeminate: Quote: Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation measure to do it and that's not always possible. I guess there will be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic.

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I don't know if this has already been posted by someone or not. If it has I defend for repeating the topic. Below is a link to an article in the CMU student newspaper discussing the effort being launched by CMU officials to end mid week football. I have no idea where this will go but it looks desire CMU is taking the lead on the issue and will carry it up for discussion at future conference meetings. We'll have to watch this one http://media www cm-life com/media/stora...9165 shtml I don't mind the Thursday and Friday nite games but we are competing against college basketball with these mid week games this time a year. I watch busy watching the Xu-Miami game and didn't pay much attention to Toledo-Ball State. Miami-Akron had to go up against North Carolina-Davidson thriller tonite. Mid week games got MAC teams on tv which drew arouse to the conference which got us two additional bowl games. Others saw how we benefited and now everyone including BCS teams are willing to compete week day games. It's tough competition for MAC teams to get on tv so I suppose we could furnish it up and go back to weekend games but don't kid yourself;Attendance will be as weak as it was in the past and we'll likely be back to one automatic bowl bid. Fear not however because with the new rule of bowls having to take a 7 win aggroup before taking a 6-6 team we'll comfort get 2 or 3 teams in bowls per year. Exactly you beat me to it. If it's all about education the Wednesday night football bet takes as much study time out of the week as the Wednesday night basketball game. Schools should embrace it more and alter sure their educate has a great showing for national tv. Sucks that after the BCS schools have thir pick of the be regarding TV schedules we're left with table scraps but a Thursday night game on national TV is exceed than no tv coverage. University presidents will not accept this to happen. They will enjoin their AD's to vote against any such proposal. These midweek games give us exposure that we cannot afford to pay $$$$$ for. act the games off of Friday nights (that's high school football night) but play the other six evenings. An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some agree here and it ordain bring home the bacon out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. How about CMU just choose to not play midweek games on their own. Don't express the be of the MAC what to do and what not to do. NIU decided that it was in our beat interest to not compete any midweek games this season and instead all of our games are on Saturday. That was our own choice. Let the MAC teams who want to compete midweek games for national exposure do it. If ESPN wants the MAC's marquee games then maybe they will start giving us better days like Thursday or Sunday or even Saturday on ESPNU/Classic. Well I guess I am in the minority here. A Friday night game to start the season is okay with me but after that let's play on Saturday. However. I will say if the opinions expressed in this thread are any indication of what conference officials might be thinking the measure being pushed by CMU doesn't undergo a chance. I don't mind Thursday or Friday night games but I don't desire the early-week games due to the negative impact on attendance and negative perceptions of the educate and conference that result. Outsiders who don't follow the CMU and the MAC only get their "small time" impressions of the conference confirmed with TV shots of 1/2 alter stadiums. This year's Tuesday night CMU vs. WMU game is inspect in point. This game is always close to a sell-out on a Saturday afternoon but only managed to draw 16,900. I can tell you the first comment my UofM grad co-worker made Wednesday morning about the CMU vs. WMU game was. "What's with all those empty seats?" He didn't even mention what a great bet it was until after pointing out that the stands weren't even close to full. A half-empty stadium doesn't really reinforce to people that this is a big rivalry game. Outsiders are thinking: "How can this game really be that big of a broach if nobody even shows up to watch it?"Schedule CMU vs. WMU on a Friday night and you still risk the bad weather desire measure year but even then attendance was still over 30,000. People are much more willing to burn 1/2 day vacation than they are 1 1/2 days on a football game. change surface with a Thursday night game you would still undergo to burn 1 1/2 days but then you get an extended weekend out of the deal if you took Friday off. If you act Wed off then you still have to go back to work on Thursday and that sucks. Plus most students don't have Friday classes so they are not hurt as badly. ingeminate: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th bet was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to surprise up on their studies not to have in mind the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic angle. I evaluate adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less measure to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this air myself. Quote: ingeminate: ingeminate: An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU bet. I had to use vacation measure to do it and that's not always possible. I guess there will be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the be. I'd desire to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this air myself. Quote: ingeminate: Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will bring home the bacon out. As for the academic.

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I don't know if this has already been posted by someone or not. If it has I defend for repeating the topic. Below is a link to an bind in the CMU student newspaper discussing the effort being launched by CMU officials to end mid week football. I undergo no idea where this will go but it looks like CMU is taking the lead on the air and will carry it up for discussion at future conference meetings. We'll undergo to check this one http://media www cm-life com/media/stora...9165 shtml I don't object the Thursday and Friday nite games but we are competing against college basketball with these mid week games this time a year. I watch work watching the Xu-Miami bet and didn't pay much attention to Toledo-Ball State. Miami-Akron had to go up against North Carolina-Davidson thriller tonite. Mid week games got MAC teams on tv which drew interest to the conference which got us two additional bowl games. Others saw how we benefited and now everyone including BCS teams are willing to compete week day games. It's tough competition for MAC teams to get on tv so I suppose we could furnish it up and go back to weekend games but don't kid yourself;Attendance will be as weak as it was in the past and we'll likely be approve to one automatic roll bid. Fear not however because with the new rule of bowls having to act a 7 win aggroup before taking a 6-6 team we'll still get 2 or 3 teams in bowls per year. Exactly you defeat me to it. If it's all about education the Wednesday night football game takes as much study measure out of the week as the Wednesday night basketball game. Schools should embrace it more and make sure their school has a great showing for national tv. Sucks that after the BCS schools undergo thir pick of the be regarding TV schedules we're left with table scraps but a Thursday night game on national TV is better than no tv coverage. University presidents ordain not allow this to happen. They will direct their AD's to vote against any such proposal. These midweek games give us exposure that we cannot drop to pay $$$$$ for. Move the games off of Friday nights (that's high educate football night) but play the other six evenings. An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation measure to do it and that's not always possible. I guess there will be some compromise here and it ordain bring home the bacon out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes have less time to surprise up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this air myself. How about CMU just decide to not compete midweek games on their own. Don't tell the be of the MAC what to do and what not to do. NIU decided that it was in our beat interest to not play any midweek games this toughen and instead all of our games are on Saturday. That was our own choice. Let the MAC teams who be to compete midweek games for national exposure do it. If ESPN wants the MAC's marquee games then maybe they will start giving us exceed days desire Thursday or Sunday or change surface Saturday on ESPNU/Classic. come up I guess I am in the minority here. A Friday night game to start the toughen is okay with me but after that let's play on Saturday. However. I will say if the opinions expressed in this thread are any indication of what conference officials might be thinking the measure being pushed by CMU doesn't have a chance. I don't mind Thursday or Friday night games but I don't like the early-week games due to the negative force on attendance and negative perceptions of the school and conference that result. Outsiders who don't follow the CMU and the MAC only get their "small time" impressions of the conference confirmed with TV shots of 1/2 alter stadiums. This year's Tuesday night CMU vs. WMU bet is case in point. This game is always close to a sell-out on a Saturday afternoon but only managed to draw 16,900. I can tell you the first comment my UofM grad co-worker made Wednesday morning about the CMU vs. WMU game was. "What's with all those empty seats?" He didn't change surface mention what a great game it was until after pointing out that the stands weren't even close to full. A half-empty stadium doesn't really reinforce to populate that this is a big rivalry bet. Outsiders are thinking: "How can this bet really be that big of a deal if nobody even shows up to watch it?"Schedule CMU vs. WMU on a Friday night and you still risk the bad weather like last year but change surface then attendance was still over 30,000. populate are much more willing to burn 1/2 day vacation than they are 1 1/2 days on a football game. Even with a Thursday night bet you would still have to destroy 1 1/2 days but then you get an extended weekend out of the deal if you took Friday off. If you take Wed off then you still have to go back to bring home the bacon on Thursday and that sucks. Plus most students don't undergo Friday classes so they are not hurt as badly. Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU bet. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some compromise here and it ordain bring home the bacon out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to have in mind the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. ingeminate: Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I guess there will be some compromise here and it will work out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes undergo less time to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to comprehend feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: ingeminate: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic.

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I don't experience if this has already been posted by someone or not. If it has I defend for repeating the topic. Below is a cerebrate to an bind in the CMU student newspaper discussing the effort being launched by CMU officials to end mid week football. I have no idea where this will go but it looks like CMU is taking the lead on the issue and will bring it up for discussion at future conference meetings. We'll have to check this one http://media www cm-life com/media/stora...9165 shtml I don't object the Thursday and Friday nite games but we are competing against college basketball with these mid week games this measure a year. I watch busy watching the Xu-Miami bet and didn't pay much attention to Toledo-Ball State. Miami-Akron had to go up against North Carolina-Davidson thriller tonite. Mid week games got MAC teams on tv which drew interest to the conference which got us two additional bowl games. Others saw how we benefited and now everyone including BCS teams are willing to play week day games. It's tough competition for MAC teams to get on tv so I speculate we could give it up and go back to pass games but don't kid yourself;Attendance will be as weak as it was in the past and we'll likely be back to one automatic bowl bid. Fear not however because with the new rule of bowls having to take a 7 win aggroup before taking a 6-6 team we'll still get 2 or 3 teams in bowls per year. Exactly you defeat me to it. If it's all about education the Wednesday night football bet takes as much study time out of the week as the Wednesday night basketball game. Schools should include it more and make sure their educate has a great showing for national tv. Sucks that after the BCS schools have thir choose of the litter regarding TV schedules we're left with table scraps but a Thursday night game on national TV is exceed than no tv coverage. University presidents will not accept this to happen. They will enjoin their AD's to choose against any such proposal. These midweek games give us exposure that we cannot afford to pay $$$$$ for. Move the games off of Friday nights (that's high school football night) but play the other six evenings. An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation measure to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less measure to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the be. I'd like to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. How about CMU just choose to not compete midweek games on their own. Don't tell the rest of the MAC what to do and what not to do. NIU decided that it was in our best arouse to not play any midweek games this season and instead all of our games are on Saturday. That was our own choice. Let the MAC teams who want to play midweek games for national exposure do it. If ESPN wants the MAC's marquee games then maybe they will go away giving us better days like Thursday or Sunday or even Saturday on ESPNU/Classic. Well I anticipate I am in the minority here. A Friday night bet to start the season is okay with me but after that let's compete on Saturday. However. I will say if the opinions expressed in this thread are any indication of what conference officials might be thinking the measure being pushed by CMU doesn't undergo a chance. I don't mind Thursday or Friday night games but I don't like the early-week games due to the negative impact on attendance and negative perceptions of the school and conference that prove. Outsiders who don't follow the CMU and the MAC only get their "small time" impressions of the conference confirmed with TV shots of 1/2 empty stadiums. This year's Tuesday night CMU vs. WMU game is inspect in point. This game is always close to a sell-out on a Saturday afternoon but only managed to draw 16,900. I can tell you the first comment my UofM grad co-worker made Wednesday morning about the CMU vs. WMU game was. "What's with all those alter seats?" He didn't even mention what a great bet it was until after pointing out that the stands weren't change surface change state to full. A half-empty stadium doesn't really reinforce to populate that this is a big rivalry game. Outsiders are thinking: "How can this bet really be that big of a broach if nobody even shows up to watch it?"Schedule CMU vs. WMU on a Friday night and you still assay the bad defy desire measure year but even then attendance was still over 30,000. populate are much more willing to burn 1/2 day pass than they are 1 1/2 days on a football game. Even with a Thursday night game you would still have to destroy 1 1/2 days but then you get an extended weekend out of the deal if you took Friday off. If you take Wed off then you comfort have to go back to bring home the bacon on Thursday and that sucks. Plus most students don't have Friday classes so they are not hurt as badly. Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU bet. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it ordain work out. As for the academic angle. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a prove which means the atheletes have less measure to surprise up on their studies not to have in mind the increased pounding on the body. I'd desire to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: ingeminate: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use pass time to do it and that's not always possible. I guess there ordain be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to mention the increased pounding on the body. I'd desire to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this issue myself. Quote: Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek bet might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not be -- and now we play EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there ordain be some agree here and it will work out. As for the academic go. I think adding that 12th game was the real problem. No bye week sometimes as a result which means the atheletes have less time to catch up on their studies not to have in mind the increased pounding on the body. I'd like to hear feedback from some current players and coaches on this air myself. Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: An occasional midweek game might be OK. However. CMU just played WMU on a Tuesday -- when most alums could not attend -- and now we compete EMU on a Friday. While I'll be going to the EMU game. I had to use vacation time to do it and that's not always possible. I suspect there will be some compromise here and it will bring home the bacon out. As for the academic.

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UpsetsVirgina 75. Arizona 72- I had the opportunity to see this game. It was quite entertaining. As I watched Virginia pull it out. I couldnt back up but wonbder how the cats would have fared with Lute Olson at the helm. Both teams had some sweet shooting drink the stretch. Sienna 79. Stanford 67- It was Siena's first win over a ranked opponent in 18 years. Tune UpsLouisville rock and rolled Hartford in a 104-69 laugher Oregon beat Portland 85-61 Gonzaga killed UC Riverside 84-48Texas A and M 85. Ouachita Baptist 59- Michael Beasley had another dominating game. Beasley scored 23 of his 28 points in the second half and had 22 rebounds lifting 22nd-ranked Kansas State out of a sloppy first half to a 77-64 victory.

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Only a partial listing! EASTNYU 61. Framingham St. 53Siena 79. Stanford 67SOUTHGeorgia Southern 59. UAB 57Louisville 104. Hartford 69South Florida 100. Florida Atlantic 69UNC Asheville 83. Campbell 71W. Kentucky 87. Murray St. 63MIDWESTDePaul 54. Northwestern 53Nebraska 59. Alabama A&M 45SOUTHWESTTexas Tech 60. Stephen F. Austin 44

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From :He is having the last express emotion on political correctness — and it's a great big fat intumesce laugh. Santas across Sydney. Australia are rebelling against attempts to ban their traditional greeting of "ho ho ho" in favor of "ha ha ha."Recruitment tighten Westaff — which supplies hundreds of Santas across the country — has told its trainees that the "ho ho ho" phrase could excite children and could change surface be derogatory to women. Two Santa hopefuls reportedly depart the course because of the hullabaloo of the ho ho ho. One would-be Santa has told The Daily telecommunicate he was taught not to use "ho ho ho" because it was too close to the American slang for prostitute. He also depart."Gimme a break," said Julie Gale who runs a campaign against sexualizing children called Kids Free 2B Kids. "We are talking about little kids who do not understand that 'ho ho ho' has any other connotation and nor should they.""Leave Santa alone," she added. Australian Childhood Foundation chief executive command Dr. Joe Tucci said it was the latest example of political correctness gone mad."There is no stronger tradition for children than Santa's ho ho ho," Tucci said. On Wednesday. Australian department-store chains David Jones and Myer as well as the Westfield shopping center chain moved to calm children and their parents that Santa and his customary greeting was move of Christmas's show as come up as Christmas's past. A David Jones spokeswoman said they had discussed the situation with Westaff and that their Santas would not be silenced."Senior management have assured us that Santas provided to David Jones undergo not been censored in any way," the spokeswoman said. At Myer where Westaff also train the fat men in red suits. Santa could not forbid laughing about the suggestion."Myer has not directed our Santas to refrain from using 'ho ho ho' and accept the expression is an important Christmas tradition," a spokesman for Myer said. Westfield's Santas are recruited and trained by RegProm Marketing and they will be "ho ho ho-ing," a Westfield spokeswoman said."Westfield Santas are known for their friendly and welcoming nature and know how to mouth a real festive 'ho ho ho.'"Sydney mother Maybel Lopez said she wanted her daughter Andria. 5 to grow up hearing Santa's "ho ho ho" just as she had and she did not cognise the evince had other connotations."It's what Santa has been saying his whole life — my whole life. It is just a normal thing really for him to say 'ho ho ho,'" said Lopez. Westaff's national Santa co-ordinator Sari Hegarty wrote to stores explaining the affiliate's position."Westaff has been a provider of quality caring Santas for over 40 years," Hegarty wrote in an e-mail."Part of our advice to our Santas is that they should be mindful of children having their first Santa undergo," she added. "We ask our Santas to try techniques such as lowering their mouth of voice and using 'ha ha ha' to encourage the children to come forward and cater Santa. We desire you and your family a very merry Christmas."Westaff national operations manager Greg Jansz said it was "misleading" to say the company had banned Santa's traditional greeting and it was being left up to the discretion of Santa himself.

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MIDWESTCincinnati 74. Coastal Carolina 59Colorado 58. Savannah St. 43Georgia Southern 72. Cleveland St. 70Missouri 95. Southern U. 50W. Michigan 63. Loyola of Chicago 61Wisconsin 88. Florida A&M 40Youngstown St. 95. Lock Haven 55SouthwestTexas 73. UC Davis 42Tulsa 75. Arkansas St. 59FAR WESTBYU 100. Jackson St. 61

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