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Amazing post-draft predictions revealed!

Posted on May 04 2008, read 1 Comment

Whew.

Glad that's over. It's hard work prognosticating the NFL Draft...after the fact.

So many permutations, so little perspective.

We're gonna stay close to home for this preview read more

Two for the money

Posted on April 08 2008, read 0 Comment

Move over Danny and the Miracles.

Kansas does it again.

In doing so, by my calculation, the Jayhawks are the National Champs in two major sports in 07/08.

Basketball and football. read more

On a cosmic scale, a week is nothing...

Posted on April 03 2008, read 1 Comment

But during the big dance, it's a lifetime.

Remember mere days ago, when I said my brackets were in great shape, and I was on top of some pool, somewhere?

Yeah, nevermind.

Duke was read more

The road to Shambala

Posted on March 22 2008, read 0 Comment

Evidence of the apocalypse: my brackets are not, repeat not, in a shambles.

After two days of play, I'm actually on top in one pool. I'm in the top five in two others.

This is unpreceden read more

The latest Bzzzz...

Posted on March 15 2008, read 0 Comment

I traded e-mails with Jeff Bzdelik when he was stepping down as head coach of the Denver Nuggets.

He deserved better, I told him. He deserved a team that was willing to learn and actually try.< read more

Everything old is new again

Posted on March 08 2008, read 0 Comment

I lived in North Carolina for ten years.

In the heart of college basketball country. Tobacco Road. Amongst the Cameron crazies and those who bleed Carolina blue. Tim Duncan at Wake Forest. And read more

Viva Vitale

Posted on February 29 2008, read 0 Comment

There will come a day when I turn on a national broadcast of some Duke-North Carolina basketball game and Dick Vitale won't be there.

And on that day, I will mourn.

We got a taste of col read more

Why didn't somebody tell me?

Posted on February 24 2008, read 0 Comment

It's come to my attention that the NCAA college basketball season is well underway.

Seriously.

I just got over the shock of the college football season, how am I supposed to dive into co read more

Well. There it is.

Posted on January 08 2008, read 4 Comment

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you your 2007 College Football National Champions: the Jayhawks of the University of Kansas.

The Jayhawks, owners of the best record in Div. 1 (Continental U.S. Div read more

What was I thinking?

Posted on December 31 2007, read 1 Comment

I didn't think they'd do it.

I didn't think UCLA was so desperate they'd hire Rick ("It was just a basketball pool") Neuheisel to be their next head coach.

But I was wrong about much reg read more

Sunny delights

Posted on December 22 2007, read 1 Comment

Greetings from Seattle, where the only thing more dreary than the slate-gray sky is this season's slate of college bowl games.

Like our annual parade of rainstorms, this year's parade of indist read more

What we have now...

Posted on December 05 2007, read 0 Comment

I think it's great.

This year's BCS experiment in competitive engineering is a hilarious success, with results few predicted and fewer still are satisfied with.

Unless you're a fan of Th read more

Tidying up the dust bin

Posted on November 28 2007, read 2 Comment

Greetings from Boston, home of the former number two team in the land, the 10-2 Boston College Eagles.

BC, now at number 11 in the BCS hit parade, is one of many Top Ten teams that lost games a read more

Thank somebody for something

Posted on November 21 2007, read 0 Comment

Because it's timely, because so many are so deserving, and because gosh darn it, people like these things...

As analogies go, you probably want to avoid comparing epic human tragedies to a foot read more

Playing politics with the pigskin

Posted on November 15 2007, read 1 Comment

Greetings from Washington, D.C., repository of much of this great nation's history.

And, of course, some not-so-great history (but that's another post).

Sitting here amidst the grandeur read more