You are a sad little man to go searching for that shit

You visit TigerBoard more than any of the Missouri fans on this message board and more than any Tiger fan I know in real life (which is a considerable number).

Look at your life. Look at your choices.

Once again, Sniveling Bitch mocks Mizzou fans for "rooting for the conference" despite having cheered for Iowa State in the tournament.

What do you expect? He's a no life assclown douchebag. Only true douchebags can manage to get themselves banned from a prayer thread.

People still read Tigerboard? Oh I guess KU fans do.

No, it's not.

40/40/20 with regards to Mizzou/Illinois/SLU.

Also, Saul deserves to get called out for not taking lumps for almost 3 months now(I do realized he was banned for sometime, however) with regards to Mizzou's performance.

mizzou fans have been dealing with losing for 110 years. I wouldn't be too hard on them.

But they have a chance to win it all tomorrow night. LMAO

20 percent to SLU?

ROFL

60 Mizzou
20 Illinois
10 SLU
10 various other B1G teams

I want to say there is no way that 40% of the St. Louis area is pro-Illini, but I don't have much experience with the Metro-East. I did notice a significant presence of "other", though - various Big Ten, SEC and local/regional schools (SIU, SEMO, etc.). We may have our hoops games on channel 46 up there, but MO State doesn't have much of an on-the-ground presence - only about 15,000 alumni live there. I'm surprised we even got a TV package.

Seemed like a lot of MSU kids my age were St. Louis metro area kids.

Have you been to a local St. Louis sports bar during the winter sports season as well as explore the various 'burbs of STL?

I'd guess around a third of them are. It seems like they're larger because they cluster around campus, but MSU still has a significant commuter group. I'd eyeball the student percentages as 1/3 from the 417 zip code, 1/3 from the St. Louis area, 1/6 from Kansas City and the rest from elsewhere in Missouri or other states.

That being said, we just finished Showcase weekend and there were Illinois license plates everywhere. I am now in fear that Chicagoland has discovered Springfield. God help us all.

Looks like realignment has had zero of the predicted impact on basketball powerhouses. Funny stuff from SI a few months ago:

POSTED OCTOBER 29, 2013
Evaluating hoops’ winners and losers of conference realignment
ANALYSIS
BY RUSH THE COURT


Losers
Connecticut and Cincinnati: These Big East castaways were desperately hoping for an invitation to another league such as the ACC. Instead, they have been relegated to the lesser American along with the likes of UCF, Houston and SMU. Quite a status change from where they used to be, wouldn’t you say? It’s not the end of the world but it’s certainly a net negative for these two schools, especially the three-time national champion Huskies. Connecticut may very well be the biggest loser in all of conference realignment. This is a program that has experienced tremendous success as a founding member of the original Big East and was left hanging out to dry as the dominoes fell all around it.

http://college-basketball.si.com/201...e-realignment/