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Remember the Penn State basketball game in 2006? The one where we had one a bazillion home wins in a row - at that point we had only lost three times at home in the 2000's - and then we inexplicably lost to Penn State at home? The game where

My phone just buzzed. It was my ESPN app reminding me that the second round of the draft is this evening and SHEDEUR SANDERS STILL HASN'T BEEN DRAFTED. On the golf course earlier, I opened Twitter to see that Andy Staples and Ari Wasserman were going live to

I think I can officially say that I've never experienced a game like the 2024 Citrus Bowl. It's April 22nd and it's just not going away. I can't recall a game with so many residual effects. And I've been doing

I'm in Idaho at the moment. Actually, at this exact moment, I'm in charge of watching my grandson while he takes a nap. The nap will likely be an hour and a half. I have this little monitor here with both video and sound so I

In 1997, less than a year into my Landscape Architecture career, I learned a valuable lesson. After graduating from Illinois with my Landscape Architecture degree in May of 1996, I spent seven months at one firm in downtown St. Louis and then moved to a different firm out in the

This is your yearly reminder that I write on an inspiration basis. I am a columnist without a newspaper. A features writer who should be writing features alongside actual news stories except there's no actual news stories here. I do write game articles, obviously, but they're

When I was a kid, I had a penpal from Japan. If you're not familiar with penpals, well, this is going to be very difficult to describe in the digital age. Before you could grab your iPhone and FaceTime with someone in Japan with just a few taps