It's @MACSports Tourney Time ... See you in Cleveland
🏀No. 2 Ball State 🆚No. 7 Bowling Green
Approximately start time 4 pm ET or 30 minutes after quarterfinal game No. 2 on 🗓️March 11‼️
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Game Notes:
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“I’m really standing on God’s shoulders right now.”
Beautiful words from an emotional Hailey Van Lith after helping TCU reach its first-ever women’s Sweet 16.
Played the playbook. Then wrote her own.
Congratulations to Audrey Spencer on her 350th cardinal win 🖤
78 as a player.
70 as a Director of Basketball Operations
131 as Assistant Coach
71 as Associate Head Coach
Moving ⬆️
Your cardinals come in at #2 on the @collegeinsider Mid Major Top 25. Receiving 2 first place votes.
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#ChirpChirp x #WeFly
Appreciation post for our RCHS Technology Coordinator, Zach Hoeing! We passed out 80 chromebooks at freshman orientation and he worked very hard to ensure we could do that. There were unexpected shipping delays and he made sure that we could still conduct pass out.
In 1990, the windshield of British Airways Flight 5390 detached at an altitude of 17,000 feet, causing a rapid decompression in the cockpit, which led to the captain being partially ejected from the aircraft.
At the time of the incident, Nigel Ogden, a flight attendant, was en route to the cockpit.
Upon entering, he promptly grabbed hold of the captain and maintained his grip for over 20 minutes, while the co-pilot endeavored to execute an emergency landing.
There was concern that if Ogden let go, the pilot's body could collide with the plane's engine, wing, or stabilizer, potentially leading to further chaos.
Ultimately, after a harrowing 20-minute flight with a shattered window, the aircraft was successfully landed at Southampton Airport.
Throughout the ordeal, Ogden endured frostbite on his face, injury to one of his eyes, and a dislocated shoulder. But he survived.
The images below depict a recreation from the television series "Mayday!" They do not represent actual photographs of the event.