Moving up has its benefits. Just take a look at Western's garbage schedule this season and let me know if you miss being in the SoCon. Yes, I do. Your name could be Flounder in a Fishbowl. :lol: He made a declarative statement and asked for a response. I responded in the affirmative. That's all. Ju...

Moving up has its benefits. Just take a look at Western's garbage schedule this season and let me know if you miss being in the SoCon. Yes, I do. Your name could be Flounder in a Fishbowl. :lol: He made a declarative statement and asked for a response. I responded in the affirmative. That's all.

ASU-FTW wrote:Moving up has its benefits.

Just take a look at Western's garbage schedule this season and let me know if you miss being in the SoCon.

Yes, I do.

Although now ancient history, for many of us around in the late '70's, the worst loss in memory was the loss to the UTC Mocs in 1978, a whopping 72-14 shellacking. We gave up 795 yards total offense that night and the Mocs set several NCAA records running the wishbone on us. Luckily this butt kicki...

Do you think I might be possible for a team like Appalachian to beat an Alabama--or even a Michigan, for example--on a blocked field goal? That could never happen in the real world, could it? :D No that would not happen, however, it's possible for us to lose a game to a team like Liberty on a miss ...

Do you think it might be possible for a team like Appalachian to beat an Alabama--or even a Michigan, for example--on a blocked field goal? That could never happen in the real world, could it?

Do you suppose that some of the 19 members on the search committee are some of the same "people that matter" that we have grown to know and love?

ONLY six of the Bottom 25 are Sun Belters. Just when I think the laughing stock material has run out, hey, another game is played and the beat (down) goes on.

Monday morning, I was listening to John Feinstein's sports talk show on CBS radio. The subject of college bowls came up and it was the call-in consensus that all the bowls will now become "minor" bowls--their words, not mine--except for the bowls involved in the BCS rotation in any particular year. ...

Those basic English rules seem fundamental to me. I think I first learned them in elementary school--3rd or 4th grade--if not earlier.

I was also taught to read the questionable sentence aloud to myself. If it sounds funky, then it may be time for a rewrite.