@mspenc21@VincentDJohnson It started with A, AA, AAA, AAAA, and AAAAA before someone in the media shortened them to 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, and 5A (when the playoffs began in 1974).
Illinois Basketball Fact: As you study this poster on Coach Pat Sullivan's career there is one fact that really stands out. Look at the graduation rate of his senior players, 172 out of 176 graduated from the University of St. Francis. This is academic excellence at its best.
Illinois Basketball Fact: As you study this poster on Coach Pat Sullivan's career there is one fact that really stands out. Look at the graduation rate of his senior players, 172 out of 176 graduated from the University of St. Francis. This is academic excellence at its best.
The game in which he played the National Anthem at was the first MLB game I went to. It was also Father’s Day, and the same day that the Democratic National Committee’s office at Watergate Hotel was burglarized.
From @ChicagoMag: When Carmen Fanzone became a Cub, he realized he’d be enjoying plenty of games from the comfort of the dugout—he was primarily a third baseman, the same as Ron Santo, the Cubs’ perennial all-star. “I knew that I wasn’t going to play regularly,” recalls Fanzone. “I was always trying to do better so that they would find a hole for me somewhere.” In 1972, Santo was sidelined with a fractured wrist—a break, it turned out, for Fanzone, who went on to have his best season: In 86 games, he set career highs in home runs (8), RBIs (42), and runs (26).
But his most memorable moment that season came before a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, when he played the national anthem on his trumpet at Wrigley Field. #Cubs
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You are correct, win a sectional and your team goes to the Sweet 16 at Huff Gym in Chambana the following Thursday. School administrators worried about students missing too many classes, which is why the super sectionals were created on Tuesday nights, but the Sweet 16 remained
I think the confusion began in 1956 when the supersectional concept began. Win a sectional = go to "state" was the procedure prior to that, and this is perhaps why this is an argument; they kept the honor consistent. ???
The Harvard Step Test was a key in players’ agility. Strickland used it with Bob Guyette (Marquette’s lone All-American) and helped his coordination, starting with his freshman year (fall of 1967).
Illinois Basketball Fact: After studying the pictures of Marquette Academy Gym it reminded me how back in the 70's Coach Strickland had his players hop up the bleacher steps. First a set with the left foot 1 step at a time, then right foot & then 2 steps at a time with both feet.
The #IHSA is proud to announce its 11th class of recipients of the IHSA Distinguished Media Service Award!
💻 Rick Armstrong
🎙️ Leon Groover
📺 Scott Leber
🎙️ Scott McCallen
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Officially Steve Ruzich Stadium!
Thank you to all who showed up yesterday to make it a special day. A special shoutout to WGN’s @patrickelwood for MC’ing the day!
@SluggoDoug I remember this weeks’ movie assignment (Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains) when it played on Night Flight on the USA Network on Friday & Saturday nights. Don’t forget the group’s slogan “We Never Put Out!”