are ugly, I think they'd make Millsaps gals look good.
The women in CoMo
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Hold on, man. I have a BA from Millsaps. OK, it’s true. 97% of the women are good looking in Mississippi. The other 3% go to Millsaps.
All the good looking girls must go to university of Kansas. I was Lawrence a few years ago and wow that place has some talent. Actually came away thinking that Kansas should be better at every sport. Lawrence is a cool town and seemed within 30 or 40 minutes of Kansas City.
Some of the best talent I've ever seen on a college campus was at BYU in Provo, UT.
I shitteth you not.
The solution for every ugly girl.
Sophie Cunningham? I remember watching her play 2 games when we played Mizzou women in The Hump.........
MO is the trashy cousin at the SEC family reunion. They're a part of it, we just don't tell people.
I’ve not been to BYU but I’ve been to Utah… I could definitely see BYU being a hot bed of talent.
It was like a Stepford Wives situation. Most of them looked like the chick from She's Out Of My League
Are we including the suburbs? Because if so, you win. Scottsdale may be #1 on this list.
45,000 college-aged blondes does seem to help a lot, doesn't it?
It definitely doesn't suck.
And the fact that most of them may lack certain morality constraints is a big, big plus, as the Kang would say.
During our glory years didn't she give us fits?
Yeah she was tough, rough even, she was almost a dirty player. Made the all Freshman team then was 1st Team All SEC the next 3 seasons. She gave everybody fits
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Some of the posters here are going to have to visit the campus and soak it inIt was like a Stepford Wives situation. Most of them looked like the chick from She's Out Of My League
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Was in Tempe for the game last year and was told all the hot ones that were too dumb to get into the Cali schools go to Arizona State
You need at least one hole in the bag.
It's not like it shook the bed or anything **
Absolutely, she is probably my favorite non MSU women's basketball player I've ever watched.