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Frank Stoner
There are only four true college bowl games, Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl and the Sugar Bowl. All the rest of them are "Participation Bowls". Much like the "Participation Trophies" given out in little league sports. Why would you get excited about that.
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Eric Smith
Ames? Those are the boys from Iowa State...we're playing the big Iowa from Iowa City....as for a victory for MO....will be a challenge.
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Max DeYoung
Is this who they play? – The No. 23 Missouri Tigers will put the finishing touches on the 2024 season with their 38th bowl appearance, facing the Iowa Hawkeyes in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl on Monday, Dec. 30 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. If so , My bad.
a mobile app has a lot more functionality and can prevent false alarms that are common with panic buttons on a lanyard.
ReplyEveryone carriers a cell phone with them everywhere. They find it more important to have than any other object (even a school ID). By utilizing a cell phone for a panic alert system for staff, the entire building is safer.
ReplyCell phones are like wallets - everyone remembers to bring them so they are at hand during an emergency.
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