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Heath Morber

Heath Morber

Gnashville

Gnashville

Sweet 16? Not this year. Two tough stretches in the Vanderbilt game (one in the first quarter, one in the third) means that the Commodores are moving on and the good guys are not. Hey, props to the Vanderbilt athletic department which has turned all their major sports around...but

And the Seven Seed goes to...

And the Seven Seed goes to...

My hands are shaking, y'all. This has been a DAY. So much happening on this particular Sunday: Men's Selection Show, Women's Selection Show...and the Oscars. We can't space these out a bit? My head is spinning. Quickly, the fellas: it suuucks

Through the Vomitorium

Through the Vomitorium

vomere (Latin) - "to spew forth" Most speakers of English know one cognate ("vomit") from this word. I came across the word "vomitorium" just a few years ago, and no, it has nothing to do with vomiting. A vomitorium is a large passageway in

Inside Ouch

Inside Ouch

I hate that last exit out of the State Farm Center at the end of a basketball season. That slow walk around the concourse, taking in the sights and sounds, trying to savor each moment before that cold walk to the parking lot. Feeling wistful, but grateful at the same

They Were Merely Freshmen

They Were Merely Freshmen

Ooh, what's THIS? It feels really good. Oh yeah. It's called a WINNING STREAK. And we're on one. My previous article was two weeks ago, after a home loss vs. USC put a damper on the "sell out" home crowd. That loss

Sell Out or Get the Hell Out

Sell Out or Get the Hell Out

I just had an unexpected ten minutes in my evening. The title of this post came to me, and then I remembered it as a vestige of a 90's rap lyric in my brain, and then I searched for it, and came upon a song from 1990 I

The Difference a Month Makes

The Difference a Month Makes

January brings the snow, makes our feet and fingers glow. ("The Months" by Sarah Coleridge) January is a good month in my home typically. I do not like winter weather, but I enjoy the slow start to the year (one of the joys of working on a college