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Show posts MenuQuote"It was a great fight tonight. It was worthy of any trilogy in the history of the sport. I'm not going to make any excuses. Wilder's a top fighter and he gave me a real run for my money tonight." Tyson Fury said. "I've always said I'm the best in the world and he's the second best. He's go not love for me, Deontay Wilder. You know why? Because I beat him 3 times. I'm a sportsman. I went over to show some love and respect and he didn't want to give it back. So that's fine. That's his problem. I'll pray for him so god will soften his heart."
QuoteAs of August 19, over 4.59 million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the onset of the pandemic. Over 180,000 cases were added the past week, reaching levels of the previous winter surge of 2020-21. After declining in early summer, child cases have increased exponentially, with over a four-fold increase the past month, rising from about 38,000 cases the week ending July 22nd to 180,000 the past week.
The age distribution of reported COVID-19 cases was provided on the health department websites of 49 states, New York City, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Guam. Since the pandemic began, children represented 14.6% of total cumulated cases. For the week ending August 19, children were 22.4% of reported weekly COVID-19 cases.
A smaller subset of states reported on hospitalizations and mortality by age; the available data indicate that COVID-19-associated hospitalization and death is uncommon in children.
At this time, it appears that severe illness due to COVID-19 is uncommon among children. However, there is an urgent need to collect more data on longer-term impacts of the pandemic on children, including ways the virus may harm the long-term physical health of infected children, as well as its emotional and mental health effects.
QuoteAt the Sweet Sixteen level, Arkansas defeated ORU 72-70. As time expired, Abmas barely misfired on a 3-point shot. If that shot had been converted, the Golden Eagles would have been matched with Baylor in an Elite Eight showdown. That game would have been doubly meaningful for [coach] Mills, who in 2003-17 was on coach Scott Drew's Baylor staff.
QuoteFirst is the short-term hit: Students are leaving residence halls in droves as colleges ask all but those truly unable to go home to pack up. Colleges are being called on to issue refunds, which could total in the millions of dollars for some larger liberal arts colleges. Schools are facing unexpected costs as they try to switch their entire classroom instruction apparatus to online-only. That's a particular challenge for small liberal arts colleges, whose calling cards are face-to-face relationships between faculty and students.
Then the second wave: What if summer sessions are out? That could remove millions more in tuition revenue and housing money. Small, private liberal arts colleges are extremely tuition-dependent.
Then the third wave will hit. Nobody knows how long the forced disruption will last, how deep a recession will be and how many students won't be on college campuses come fall. On a campus with only 1,400 students — like many scattered across the nation — a loss of even 50 students from projected classes could cause a major dip in revenue.
"I fear that this recession will have a major impact on institutions across the country," said Jeff Abernathy, president of Alma College, which enrolls just under 1,500 students in mid-Michigan.
Many of the nation's small liberal arts colleges and universities are in small, rural towns. Hardship for the schools can extend to the whole town.
"Think of all the ways 1,500 or 2,000 or 4,000 students affect the local economy," Hoogstra said. "Not having those students in town or the events is going to cause issues beyond just the college."
With demographers showing a shrinking number of high schoolers for several years to come, and with rising concerns about tuition costs, these small colleges were already facing tough competition for students. Many presidents already had concerns about the financial future of their schools.
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1987 38.40 19' 9"
1988 38.30 19' 9"
1989 37.80 19' 9"
1990 36.80 19' 9"
1991 36.20 19' 9"
1992 35.60 19' 9"
1993 35.40 19' 9"
1994 34.50 19' 9"
1995 34.40 19' 9"
1996 34.20 19' 9"
1997 33.90 19' 9"
1998 34.30 19' 9"
1999 34.10 19' 9"
2000 34.30 19' 9"
2001 34.50 19' 9"
2002 34.50 19' 9"
2003 34.70 19' 9"
2004 34.40 19' 9"
2005 34.60 19' 9"
2006 34.80 19' 9"
2007 34.90 19' 9"
2008 35.10 19' 9"
2009 34.20 20' 9"
2010 34.20 20' 9"
2011 34.40 20' 9"
2012 34.30 20' 9"
2013 33.90 20' 9"
2014 34.40 20' 9"
2015 34.30 20' 9"
2016 34.70 20' 9"
2017 35.00 20' 9"
2018 35.10 20' 9"
2019 34.40 20' 9"
2020 33.30 22' 1.75"
QuoteRising to the Occasion
During a recent showdown with the Valley's other outstanding sophomore guard (Valparaiso's Javon Freeman-Liberty), Green responded by scoring 29 points in a back-and-forth contest. Coach Jacobson said there was something different about Green's approach.
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