Today is one of those days with simply too many interesting news stories simply to focus on one. This weekend’s NFL games, marred by questionable officiating? College football and it’s aforementioned Goliath-Goliath matchup tonight to crown its national champion? How … Continue reading
Two snow days in a row with barely a dusting on the ground. Rather than dispense with the usual stories about when I was a kid… I will simply say thank you. This is Heaven. Or what Heaven would be like if … Continue reading
Much as I wanted to write the following for today… UCF is 13-0, give them the championship already! I thought I’d go with this one instead: God damn that Alabama-Georgia championship game is going to be outstanding. Monday night is … Continue reading
2018 resolutions: 1.) Watch Notre Dame play LSU today in the Citrus Bowl. 2.) Watch Rangers-Sabres from Citi Field later this afternoon as well. 3.) Take life one day at a time. … Continue reading
The Internet was all atwitter last night following a tweet from a certain president of ours that “we could use a little bit of that good old Global Warming” in response to record low temperatures across much of the nation. … Continue reading
The biggest story in sports this week is the game that isn’t. The NFL has decided against putting a game on this Sunday night, for fear it won’t compete with other New Year’s Eve telecasts. Final proof that sports are … Continue reading
It’s seven a.m. and I’ve already ODed on egg nog and candy. Gotta love Christmas. … Continue reading
The man who brings two of my favorite things together better than anyone else is John Schnatter. Don’t know who John Schnatter is? How about Papa John Schnatter? Yeah, that’s the guy: Papa John. Bringing sports and pizza together better than … Continue reading
A bad day at the movies is better than a good day at work. A good day at the movies is simply glorious. Thus was my feeling today at Alamo Drafthouse in Ashburn seeing Star Wars: The Last Jedi. I don’t … Continue reading
A daily habit of mine is reading the obituaries from my old hometown paper, the Press & Sun-Bulletin of Binghamton, New York. It’s the only piece I read from said paper, and the only real news I ever get from home. The … Continue reading