The college football bowl season is here, and it's become such a confusing mess of odd-sounding games played in smallish towns with mediocre teams that you need an expert to figure it out. And nothing says "expert" more than a teen-aged kid, whether the subject is football, driving, or how inutterably lame Dad's musical tastes are. So here are the first of three sets of bowl-game capsules by noted college football expert Patrick Connelly, who somehow doesn't think Charlie Weis needs to be fired
The college football bowl season is here, and it's become such a
confusing mess of odd-sounding games played in smallish towns with
mediocre teams that you need an expert to figure it out. And nothing
says "expert" more than a teen-aged kid, whether the subject is
football, driving, or how inutterably lame Dad's musical tastes are. So
here are the first of three sets of bowl-game capsules by noted college
football expert Patrick Connelly, who somehow doesn't think Charlie
Weis needs to be fired
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It's once again time for the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, or as most refer to it, March Madness. And instead of doing an analysis and picking the winner, like I do (badly) every year, I've decided to go another way. I'm sure you've all seen those Facebook 25 random facts lists. Well, here is my 25 Random Facts list about the tournament.
1. Every player is a scholar/athlete, even though on most teams the only scholar sits at the end of the benc
You know, as the NCAA Tournament starts today, I can't help but notice that the Houston Cougars have once again failed to gain entry into the field of 65. Sure, they're playing in something called the CBI, but that's really not the same thing, is it? (Especially seeing as how the Cougars lost last night to an Oregon State team that won only 13 games this season.)
Hard as it might be for many of you to remember, the Cougars were once one of the great basketball powerhouses in the country. T
You know, as the NCAA Tournament starts today, I can't help but notice that the Houston Cougars have once again failed to gain entry into the field of 65. Sure, they're playing in something called the CBI, but that's really not the same thing, is it? (Especially seeing as how the Cougars lost last night to an Oregon State team that won only 13 games this season.)
Hard as it might be for many of you to remember, the Cougars were once one of the great basketball powerhouses in the country. T
Photo by All your picture are belong to us
It's once again time for the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, or as most refer to it, March Madness. And instead of doing an analysis and picking the winner, like I do (badly) every year, I've decided to go another way. I'm sure you've all seen those Facebook 25 random facts lists. Well, here is my 25 Random Facts list about the tournament.
1. Every player is a scholar/athlete, even though on most teams the only scholar sits at the end of the benc
The college football bowl season is here, and it's become such a
confusing mess of odd-sounding games played in smallish towns with
mediocre teams that you need an expert to figure it out. And nothing
says "expert" more than a teen-aged kid, whether the subject is
football, driving, or how inutterably lame Dad's musical tastes are. So
here are the first of three sets of bowl-game capsules by noted college
football expert Patrick Connelly, who somehow doesn't think Charlie
Weis needs to be fired
The college football bowl season is here, and it's become such a confusing mess of odd-sounding games played in smallish towns with mediocre teams that you need an expert to figure it out. And nothing says "expert" more than a teen-aged kid, whether the subject is football, driving, or how inutterably lame Dad's musical tastes are. So here are the first of three sets of bowl-game capsules by noted college football expert Patrick Connelly, who somehow doesn't think Charlie Weis needs to be fired
Doug Eagle was an elite racquetball player till a car crash ruined his life. He rebuilt himself, finding God in the process. Now, he says, he's faster and better than ever.
