I can’t really get motivated to write about the saga of Texas redistricting. Plenty of bloggers (some of whom I know) post blow-by-blow accounts, and you’re surely already reading them if you care about this issue. I’ve sort of adopted the fiery attitude of Owen Courreges as my own on this, so I’ll just second the fun stuff he says over here.
It has been kind of fun to watch the party that exists to exercise political power squirm
One should not ask football coaches in second tier schools in Conference USA about anything that matters, because shite like this from Rick Minter of Cincinnati is often the result:
“Can TCU go undefeated?” Minter asked. “I don’t know, but I’ll tell you one thing. They look a lot like Ohio State. Probably not as deep, but they’ve got that kind of a team. And it’s obvious from last season that they know how to win. It wouldn’t shock
Every post-Landry Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator from David Shula to Maurice Carthon has pledged to bring back the screen pass.
And the Cowboys haven’t been able to run it — not run it well, but run it period — since the man in the hat ran the team.
Now, Parcells may well get it done, because he is persistent like Landry.
But I’ll believe it when I see it.
In other news, this guy would be why Joe
So TBS blacked out the Astros game tonight.
Yet another brilliant move by Major League Baseball.
NFL training camps have opened, so let’s find a way to decrease interest in baseball.
Nice going, guys.
I’m reading so many Cowboys and Texans stories that I didn’t even realize baseball season was still going on. But I suspect that the dozen Astros fans in town are probably annoyed. Or, more likely, the thousands of Braves fans are
Who would have guessed that two of my favorite political bloggers (James of Outside the Beltway and Steven of Poliblog) are also fans of my favorite football team.
Not only that, but they have a cool blog devoted to the Dallas Cowboys.
Nice work