 who were the favored seeds and both won their opening round game? Is that allowed? I don’t have a ton of insight here, Colorado played great and made a ton of shots against Georgetown. So because they flew through their matchup, and FSU had to fight through theirs, I’m picking Leonard Hamilton because I’m hopeful he is what Zo will become.
If you weren’t paying attention you might not notice that USC is actually favored in this game. They’re incredibly long and athletic and TOP 10 IN KENPOM. Seriously how did they land on the 6 line? Kansas meanwhile has played really good defense late in the season, but they’re still prone to shooting blanks offensively, and USC can make those struggles worse with their length. It’s hard betting against Bill Self honestly, as much as we hate him in these parts he’s just a damn good basketball coach... especially when the other sideline has Andy Enfield. But USC has the best player on the court, and Evan Mobley is a matchup nightmare for the Jayhawks. I’ll hop on the USC hype train.
Enjoy your Tournament action today, y’all. More Post-season coverage for the Tigers coming soon.The first point could be fine or terrible (See: The Flash 4x05).  I like Dinah and an episode focused on her could be good for her character.  This coupled with a less-joking Felicity should be a great mix provided that the point of the episode is not about placing an idea forward forcefully.  Just...let them solve the episode's issue normally.  Have scenes with Oliver in prison, Dig doing his own thing, etc.  If it's a normal episode where Dinah/Felicity just happen to need to take the wheel, that's fine.

It's upsetting that after 6 seasons, storylines still need to be approved.  Let the shows do as they please. "The shows and movies are separate universes," is something DC brings up a lot and it would be nice if they treated it as such.  Not that I'm expecting them to start approving everything...

We are getting Gotham though which is both a bold and strange decision.  The comment of why Oliver is always the leader ties into the latter part.  He's this universe's Batman with Star City being the Gotham. Gotham and Batwoman/the Bat family carry a lot of weight which means diminishing Oliver/Star, but then he's still the head of the show and the universe.  I'm curious how they'll balance their image and importance.

The S4 suit had a really nice design.  Shame it was impractical in and out of universe.

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The Seattle Pacific University Falcons enter this season with a lot of unknowns. Last year, they lost five seniors who accounted for 41 points per game, including former big man, 6-foot-10-inch center Rob Will, who led the team in points and rebounds. The Falcons only have one returning starter: senior forward Casey Reed. "We’re lacking […]
Month: November 2008
Late wins show true potential
With 12 returning players next year and finishing the season with five wins in their last eight matches, the SPU volleyball team is ready to put this season, and their losing record, behind them. In their final eight matches, in which the Falcons rode a four-game winning streak, head coach Chris Johnson noticed how the […]
Falcons set season bar high
Call them perfectionists, but after going 27-0 in the regular season last year, the SPU women’s basketball team isn’t satisfied with just any old win. Even after defeating George Fox University 59-49 in their first exhibition game last Friday night, in which they never trailed, the Falcons still see plenty of room for improvement. "I […]
Falcons pass second round
With elbows flying and players getting shoved all about, Saturday’s playoff matchup between SPU and University of California, San Diego (UCSD) looked more like a wrestling match than a soccer game. During one point in the second half, two players on either team tangled arms while struggling for a loose ball, when the UCSD player […]
Lower enrollment impacts initial budget allocation
Lower enrollment numbers have resulted in less money for ASSP from student fees. Due to a difference in forecasted and actual numbers, Finance Board over-budgeted by $3,564.00, vice president of finance Anna Carlson said in Monday’s student senate meeting. ASSP receives estimates from Student Financial Services at the beginning of the year, and Finance Board […]
Not all about the food
Take your thumbs and index fingers and make circles so the other fingers go up and look like one finger, said speaker Mary Mitchell, author of five books, including "The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Etiquette." Students laughed when they found that this was a tool to remember that the "b" is for "bread" and the […]
Safety and Security stresses preparedness
The new digital clocks hanging from some campus building walls are not SPU’s attempts to look more modern or technologically advanced. In an emergency, the clocks will flash, beep loudly and spell out the type of crisis. The clocks are part of an effort by Safety and Security to increase safety on campus. Students often […]
Club Soul busts moves
SPU students cheered on a 2-and-a-half-year-old boy in the SPU Gazebo Room on Friday night at the Mosaic-sponsored event, Club Soul. The boy’s father, senior and Mosaic Cadre Coordinator David Carnahan, said he brought his son to experience other people’s culture. "That’s what Mosaic’s all about," he said. Mosaic sponsored Club Soul in order to […]
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