INDEPENDENCE WEEKEND OPEN THREAD
Consider this a sandbox to test out the new site's features. Questions/concerns/rebuttals? Hit me up, I'll answer them (probably).
Consider this a sandbox to test out the new site's features. Questions/concerns/rebuttals? Hit me up, I'll answer them (probably).
The Wreck of the Edmund Glizzgerald. Happy Monday, all. The American Athletic Conference is now just The American. And it has a creepy mascot!
Your loyal otter is fucking off to God's Time Zone. Midwestern beer reviews to come! * Sports stuff: let's rank schedules! * Politics stuff: Big Ten NATO!
Happy Thursday, y'all. Comin' to you live from God's Time Zone.
It's my Friday. Huzzah! * Apologies for yet another Athletic link, but hey Tony Pettiti: we don't want this. No one wants this. Quit it. * RIP to Ryne Sandberg. Dammit. Fuck cancer.
Another Monday. But hey, I only have two days of work and then I'm absconding out of the sauna that is Northern Virginia and jetting back to God's Country. I'm coming for you, Milwaukee. Prepare the beer and cheese.
* Trump issued an EO on college sports. Unsurprisingly, here's the pull quote of choice: "“In many ways, this helps schools more than athletes,” one athletic director told The Athletic on the condition of anonymity. “Not sure how enforceable it is, but it’s a step in the
It's Thursday. Tomorrow is Friday. Huzzah. Big Ten Media Days continue. 31 days until CFB ships up to Dublin. LFG! * Nice piece on the Scott Frost "wrong job" comments from OTE stalwart DeadRead. * Is there any more of a Northwestern-styled QB name than Preston Stone?
Huzzah, it's midweek. And the B1G Media Days continue. * Purdue coach Barry Odom takes a shot at Coach Cignetti. * Cigs talks scheduling philosophy. * Bielema on the CFB world * Schiano talks about stuff too
* B1G Commish Tony Petitti says that Michigan has suffered enough. Sure. We'd hate to cheat them of future opportunities! * Northwestern's potentially taking on a new QB when they open the season at Tulane. * Indiana has brought back the bison. Only Illinois and Michigan remain without a