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3-4.

Valpo's keeping their presence in metro Columbus.

Elon Musks 69
Valpo Bacons 62

Valpo wins 21-20 thanks to Connor Stalions being on the sideline.

UPDATE:  Bowling just beat, in succession, #25 Morgan State, #11 Duquesne, and #3 Nebraska. What does that make VU?

It makes them... on a roll.

The KenPom rankings are out and Valpo comes in at #324.

MSU 28
VU 13

Craptacular.

USC4Valpo was the most accurate per his score prediction of 49-10.

Let's see if we can tie it up or cut into the lead. Valpo is softening up the Penguins for Ohio State in week two.

Ring the Moral Victory Bell! Valpo to get the ball to start the second half.

7-3. Nice!

Tressel Univ. 41
Valparaiso 13

What if Purdue bought Valpo and closed and consolidated their Westville and Hammond campuses? That'd be weird, huh?

Interesting...

I think people need to prepare themselves for the fact that Valparaiso will absolutely be picked to finish last this year. I'd be shocked if a single voter picks them to finish higher than last.

They said the same thing about the 1989 Cleveland Indians, but Jake Taylor, Rick Vaughn, Roger Dorn, Pedro Serrano and Willie Mays Hayes led them to the American League Championship Series.

I thought Kenny Harris was a 4-star on some sites.

A 6'3" shooting guard.


I found this in the Chicago Sun-Times:
[font=var(--font-rte-heading)][size=var(--heading-3)]Justus McNair, Joliet West[/size]A couple of local programs, UIC and Valpo, have extended offers. Look for more to come for a player who played in the shadows of the Fears brothers and is about the right things. A big guard with athleticism who shows a willingness to defend, McNair's shot creation and skill level will determine how hot of a commodity he becomes this spring and summer.[/font]

Holtmann isn't leaving OSU, especially with their incoming recruiting class.

Up 9 at the half!
Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?

Former OSU assistant Ryan Pedon is getting $550K at Illinois State. I would think Valpo would have to match the salary of $500K for Jake Diebler. It's unreasonable to expect the loyalty discount even for an alumnus.

What about Ohio State assistant Jake Diebler? OSU is paying him $500K.

I guess moral victories is the best we can hope for.

"We didn't make the necessary plays and lacked intensity early. I thought we showed fire late, however it was too much too late. They hit their shots and I thought our execution on defense made it too easy. We'll just have to go back to fundamentals and focus more."

As an alumnus, the basketball team was a point of pride. Something of which excited school spirit within me.