Fortunately of late it's looking less like Gasprailla and more like Military Bowl. I can't, of course, get anywhere very far from Georgia during Christmas, but I'd be glad because half of everyone from Duke lives around DC. Are you in Georgia these days? I had it in my head that you were in St. Lou...

Fortunately of late it's looking less like Gasprailla and more like Military Bowl. I can't, of course, get anywhere very far from Georgia during Christmas, but I'd be glad because half of everyone from Duke lives around DC. Yes, Duke would have a much better fan presence there. (Bob Green will be i...

Fortunately of late it's looking less like Gasprailla and more like Military Bowl. I can't, of course, get anywhere very far from Georgia during Christmas, but I'd be glad because half of everyone from Duke lives around DC.

CameronBornAndBred wrote: ↑

October 13th, 2020, 4:18 pm

I'm gonna miss the game. Will be camping/adventuring this weekend, and I'm not optimistic about even catching it on the radio.

Same! Shalay wanted to go hiking outstate so we'll be in the St Francois Mtns. But I figure we'll play State again in another fifteen years or something.

I have no idea what to make of this Duke MBB team. We're so Jekyll/Hyde.

Some of y'all have probably read the DBR thread on the Wake Forest game too. It's more or less the same thread every year, except the stadium has gotten a lot less gross, I'm told. It's sad to hear that Duke isn't getting the GameDay experience right, still, with several even-more-fan-unfriendly pol...

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I haven't seen them play this year, so can someone explain to me how they beat Louisville?

Today's morning news in St. Louis talks about ABusch's BudLight Lime-a-Rita being one of the top ten selling new beers in the country. Ugh! Definitely not as good as the New Glarus on their way to Kentucky. :D My wife says that Raspberry Tart is her favorite beverage of all time, and that's over an...

We are going to Copper Harbor at the end of My; therefore, we will be going through Wisconsin; therefore, we will be stockpiling New Glarus. I think I had a convo a few months ago with Lavabe about whether/what to get for him. We'll probably be through Kentucky on the way back from seeing my parents...

colchar wrote:If Daytona was the screwed up can y'all just imagine what 'Dega is going to be like?

They might as well smash all the cars into the wall, park them on the track, take pictures of Danica on top of all all of it, and call it a race.

I'd damn sure look at the SI article. But not the race.

Kenseth just won that mess like a 1.07-legged man in an ass-kicking contest where most guys have no legs.

Hottica is still actually in the race.

She should have stayed in the sport where racing actually occurs.

I'll be watching the last few laps of the Daytona 500 after seventeen more crashes in the last five laps.

NASCAR's gotta do something about this. By this I mean not rain, which they can't do anything about (although would it kill them to build rooves that are open over the infield but cover the track at the most important venues?). I mean restrictor-plate Armageddon crashes. Contrary to stereotype, rac...

Racing again. 30 laps to go. Kenseth and Biff are at the front. Jr and Harvick behind him. Watch out for Hamlin. He's been good all night. He just had to slow a little because Logano nearly sideswiped him, but Hamlin has power, and Truex will push him (repayment for Hamlin's push for Truex to take ...

Still pacing, but initial communication from Junior is that the repaired surface is NOT raceable. Blaney and the other top four will stay out as long as they can, in hopes of having the race called. Now it's raceable and they're racing, but the announcers are talking like it won't be for the full 4...

NASCAR's gotta do something about this. By this I mean not rain, which they can't do anything about (although would it kill them to build rooves that are open over the infield but cover the track at the most important venues?). I mean restrictor-plate Armageddon crashes. Contrary to stereotype, raci...

What is the most beautiful hole on the greatest golf course in America? (Apologies to Pebble Beach). I'm going with Sixteen. The whole thing is nearly a religious experience for me, but Sixteen is the altar so to speak. Funny thing is it was this squat, unremarkable hole in the early days, and then ...

robertduke32 wrote:Poor St. Louis - no town lives and dies with baseball like they do - as Wainwright needs "Tommy John" surgery to repair his elbow. With that and the Pujols cloud, Budweiser tours will now increase 10 fold...

I call 2011 in Saint Louis "Apujcalypse Now."