MBB: Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[Chuck_Curtis]

Hey scandihoovian, I just wanted to say I like profile picture.  Hans Albertsson, a 1962 Pacific Lutheran University grad, national high jump champ and All-American in basketball.  Too bad he was Swedish and not Norwegian. Best of luck in the rest of your season, Go Lutes!

[scandihoovian]

Hey scandihoovian, I just wanted to say I like profile picture.  Hans Albertsson, a 1962 Pacific Lutheran University grad, national high jump champ and All-American in basketball.  Too bad he was Swedish and not Norwegian. Best of luck in the rest of your season, Go Lutes!

Don't worry Chuck - I conducted careful research into Hans' background to make sure he was a good Swede    I do like the picture, especially the old school "Lutherans" on the front of the Jersey instead of "Lutes". 

Welcome to the board - I hope your Lutes finish strong.

[Gregory Sager]

Redlands 97, Caltech 88 OT
The Beavers came close to ending their streak of 266 consecutive SCIAC losses going back to 1985, but the Bulldogs prevailed in overtime.

Seems to me that the Techsters are getting closer and closer to breaking through.

Back in December, Caltech won a preseason, er, nonconference game against Gallaudet.

I'm well aware of that. I was speaking strictly about SCIAC play, which is why I made that SportsCenter reference to the other seven SCIAC teams.

Oh, yeah, and it's Techers, not Techsters.

Meh. "Techer" sounds like a Yiddish word for a part of the human body.

[LogShow]

Oxy seriously...who writes your material?  

[TeeDub]

Big win for Redlands tonight.  I was surprised to see how Redlands was truly able to shut down PP.   The game was really never close.

[Browneagle64]

Congratulations to the men in orange and black for their latest win.

B.t.w, Bob, are you sure that Joe Sasich suited up and not his twin bro? 

[Gregory Sager]

Oh, yeah, and it's Techers, not Techsters.

Meh. "Techer" sounds like a Yiddish word for a part of the human body.

Better a Techer than a putz or a schmuck.

That would be a great slogan to put on t-shirts for the Caltech student section (if Caltech has one) if their team ever plays Yeshiva. Oy!

[Mr. Ypsi]

Better a Techer than a putz or a schmuck.

That would be a great slogan to put on t-shirts for the Caltech student section (if Caltech has one)...

Caltech does have a student section, but their cheers during the game are somewhat confusing. An Oxy player tried a shot which missed everything, and the CIT students started chanting "N₂ + O₂ + traces of Ar, CO₂, Ne, He, CH₄, Kr and H₂" Ball!"

O₂xyBob

Making it even more confusing: by the time they finished the chant, Oxy had scored 6 more points.

[Gray Fox]

Sometimes O2xyBob is full of hot N2 + O2 + traces of Ar, CO2, Ne, He, CH4, Kr and H2.

[Gray Fox]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

[TeeDub]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

That was actually pretty funny...

[LogShow]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

Staying with the chem theme...the world does naturally shift towards disorder and chaos.

[Mr. Ypsi]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

Staying with the chem theme...the world does naturally shift towards disorder and chaos.

I believe that only applies in a closed system in physics (and the earth, receiving energy from the sun, is not a closed system).  Or were you making a political science analysis?

[Gray Fox]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

Staying with the chem theme...the world does naturally shift towards disorder and chaos.

I believe that only applies in a closed system in physics (and the earth, receiving energy from the sun, is not a closed system).  Or were you making a political science analysis?

Politics?  Now we are heading into a black hole.

[LogShow]

The chemistry on this board is going down hill fast.

Staying with the chem theme...the world does naturally shift towards disorder and chaos.

I believe that only applies in a closed system in physics (and the earth, receiving energy from the sun, is not a closed system).  Or were you making a political science analysis?

Talking about Free Energy and Entropy

Who says you don't learn a thing or two at a liberal arts university