Wet Wednesday
Need I say much more on this in Orygun.
In the Union Trib I actually got all 14 NFL games correct, but lost out on the $ due to being further off on the tie-breaker.
The collegiate hoop season is upon us and SDS and USD appear to have some formidable teams. It is so hard to sign the top notch prospects for but one year prior to them moneying off to the NBA. Recruiting is probably the hardest part of college coaching. Case in point where UCLA lands the Love kid out of Oregon last year and pop he is now in the NBA just a short season later.
The Chargers did not blow out the Chiefs like I thought they would, but did get the much needed win. Let's see how the next week goes.
2 days to go on Peavy.
I watched Ball St. last night against Miami of Ohio...get real if this is an upper echelon team. The Dux or Beavs would plaster this squad.
One of the best investments most of the larger high schools in Salem, Oregon are doing is putting down an all-weather turf for their football field. Due to the rainy, mushy type of climate the turf allows the football teams, the soccer teams, the band and constant off season teams, the ability to go outside and get workouts in...that they couldn't do if it were grass. Kudos to those who are doing the investing...the kids get the benefits there!
In the Union Trib I actually got all 14 NFL games correct, but lost out on the $ due to being further off on the tie-breaker.
The collegiate hoop season is upon us and SDS and USD appear to have some formidable teams. It is so hard to sign the top notch prospects for but one year prior to them moneying off to the NBA. Recruiting is probably the hardest part of college coaching. Case in point where UCLA lands the Love kid out of Oregon last year and pop he is now in the NBA just a short season later.
The Chargers did not blow out the Chiefs like I thought they would, but did get the much needed win. Let's see how the next week goes.
2 days to go on Peavy.
I watched Ball St. last night against Miami of Ohio...get real if this is an upper echelon team. The Dux or Beavs would plaster this squad.
One of the best investments most of the larger high schools in Salem, Oregon are doing is putting down an all-weather turf for their football field. Due to the rainy, mushy type of climate the turf allows the football teams, the soccer teams, the band and constant off season teams, the ability to go outside and get workouts in...that they couldn't do if it were grass. Kudos to those who are doing the investing...the kids get the benefits there!
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