That’s really cool that you were there for the ‘92 game. That was a huge upset. At the time, my dad was friends with Phil Ford and he gave us behind the bench tickets for the game at dook. Very fun experience even though we lost.
Insane! Everybody was high diving and hugging. It was really an intense, on your feet game from beginning to end, even when it felt like we were struggling. When we hit the three to tie, it felt like the building was going to explode. I’ve been there for some big wins and this ranks right up...
It's been exciting to have the Hornets string some great games together because they've been so uncompetitive for a while now. Feeling so detached from college teams makes it easy for me to pull for Kon with the Hornets. I thought he was a great draft pick and he's still exceeded my expectations.
I write a check every two weeks for our house cleaners. But that's about it. I wrote a check to a neighbor about a year ago for doing some HVAC work. Prior to that, it was probably buying a car and paying cash for it.
I find this team very fun to route for. My connection to college sports has died in a lot of ways because it feels like there's so little continuity from year to year. I still have fun routing for the heels, but I don't care that much about the overall landscape. I never watch any games other...
It seems so embarrassing to switch over to a different show, headlined by Kid Rock, so you can make what you see as a political statement about the halftime show. People are so weird.
Most of our superbowl eats will revolve around lots of wings and other finger foods.
I agree. It doesn’t happen like this very often in college games. It reminded me a bit of NBA games where it’s hard to hold a big lead to the finish. But in the end, not a big deal, imo. Big lead sloppiness that got a little carried away, but the win was never in doubt.