Well, Oregon State's Rose Bowl aspirations are not to be satisfied -- or at least not by their own hand. The Ducks came into the Heart of the Valley and gave the poor Beavs a 65-38 spanking right there in their own back yard. Ouch! The Beavers can still play in Pasadena on New Year's Day if UCLA manages to upset USC next week, but odds are that the Beavers will be playing in El Paso's Sun Bowl next month, USC will meet Penn State in the Rose Bowl, and Oregon is probably now bowl-bound as well, although I haven't the slightest idea where.
But enough sports. It was great to see my family for the holiday, to share that special holiday meal and even to share the four hours in the Verizon store on what I thought would be a 45 minute errand. But I finally think I have all my phone and internet problems resolved...at least for now...assuming I can find the time on Monday to do all the actual software installation and synchronization. But I will. No Worries.
And for those of you who missed it yesterday, here is the bird's-eye view of Husky Stadium and (more accurately) Union Bay where the boats raft out on game day starting from the small marina on the left-hand side of the photograph.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
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Tim,
Right name for a sport, wrong shaped ball. Here in p\Portland we're still smarting from this loss by our Lady Pilots to the Lady Cardinals; http://www.portlandpilots.com/news/2008/11/28/WSOC_1128085348.aspx
Its not so bad to be beat by a top-tier school that demands that its players maintain a B-average in order to play top-division NCAA soccer. Perhaps all those Bowl bound, Nike-clad goons rooting for third-tier U and State should take notice of the fact that the highest paid people in the Oregon educational system aren't professors but two pointy-ball coaches. Out here in PAC Ten land, ya certainly get what 'cha pay for! Will anything change in NCAA Sports, Inc? Just wait until next season...
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