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Go Navy! Beat Army!
Will be spending the Army-Navy game at the new PMs house. CAPT is very cool, so I am happy.
In the meantime, have some thinky thoughts about our two topics du jour in sports.
1. The Heisman Trophy, which should go to Ndamukong Suh (DT, Nebraska) who may in fact be better himself than the entire Alabama Defensive line. High praise, since Alabama's D-Line is one of the tops in the nation. Given that Suh does not (A) play a glamor-boy offensive position (B) play for a national title contender (C) have high recognition and hype machine (D) have a name many people can spell or pronounce -- I do not expect him to win. But he might, and it would be awesome if he did. Even if it means they can't retroactively go back and give Eddie George's Heisman to Orlando Pace -- it'll be good to show the trophy can go to any player. Of course it'd also be nice if any team could win a title, but I won't hold my breath.
2. Tiger Woods. Of course, this requires it's own post, because there's a lot to break down. Let's shoot for me having something by Sunday. Nobody reads anything you put out on a Friday Night anyway. Plus, I've got a card game in 15 minutes.
Will be spending the Army-Navy game at the new PMs house. CAPT is very cool, so I am happy.
In the meantime, have some thinky thoughts about our two topics du jour in sports.
1. The Heisman Trophy, which should go to Ndamukong Suh (DT, Nebraska) who may in fact be better himself than the entire Alabama Defensive line. High praise, since Alabama's D-Line is one of the tops in the nation. Given that Suh does not (A) play a glamor-boy offensive position (B) play for a national title contender (C) have high recognition and hype machine (D) have a name many people can spell or pronounce -- I do not expect him to win. But he might, and it would be awesome if he did. Even if it means they can't retroactively go back and give Eddie George's Heisman to Orlando Pace -- it'll be good to show the trophy can go to any player. Of course it'd also be nice if any team could win a title, but I won't hold my breath.
2. Tiger Woods. Of course, this requires it's own post, because there's a lot to break down. Let's shoot for me having something by Sunday. Nobody reads anything you put out on a Friday Night anyway. Plus, I've got a card game in 15 minutes.
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