It’s beginning to look like Kelvin Sampson’s days are numbered as the basketball coach at Indiana. (I’m having trouble with links right now, but I hope to update this with all the juicy tidbits for you soon.) With OSU in […]
Had a chance to stop by Goss today during lunch and snapped a few pictures. The construction looks like it is moving slowly but, much like Reser, chances of its completion before the season are pretty high. (click picture for […]
I had a chance to tune into Yankee pitcher Andy Pettite’s press conference today. I don’t want to over-analyze a situation which appears to be slowing in the wake of last week’s congressional hearings (until an indictment is handed down), […]
To say tensions were high was to call a stoner worthless. Unnecessary. Both coaches have probably never seen anything like it before. Fans are probably in the same boat. Either way, Washington took out Oregon State 97-59 Saturday night. This […]
Just a link for all of the readers. The Seattle P-I, has a piece on an incident that turned almost violent Friday at Gill between a few OSU hoopsters and a couple of Huskies at the end of UW’s practice.An […]
Spring Training camps have begun with pitchers and catchers arriving this week. A few former Beavers are set to break their first big league camp or just in big league camp once again (Jacoby). St. Louis Cardinals – Infielder Brian […]
Median said it best. We need a catalyst to spark another power shift. It used to be that school was about an education. Have money? Pay some now for schooling and make more after you get a degree. You get […]
I refuse to be surprised at the latest revelations in the “did he, or didn’t he?” saga of Roger “Rocket” Clemens and Brian McNamee. The most recent story coming out of Washington focuses on McNamee’s prior testimony, in which he […]
Don’t know how I missed this, but the NCAA released this announcement on Friday. The new hiring practices policy mandates that “any division I-A football program with a head coaching vacancy will interview at least one minority candidate“. The new […]
Interesting column in tomorrow’s NYT. That’s right, here before daylight. William C. Rhoden makes an argument–and a solid one at that, for a “Rooney Rule” for Division-I programs looking to fill coaching vacancies. Maybe there is a problem here. During […]