Two. Months.

Yes, I'm obviously getting too excited about the return of football.

Obligatory 4th of July Post

The Good Ol' Days

When beating Buffalo by three touchdowns was the highlight of the season.

Dancin' down on Sunset Strip

I know where I'll be spending NYE.


See you in Pasadena.

Same old story, same old song and dance

I heard that song on my way home from the bar. How apropos. Penn State can't win an important game on the road. Tell me where I have heard this before. Love this Iowa Hawkeye team, too. Makes me have warm, fuzzy feelings inside.

You know what DC, for all your talk about how you wanted to be the next MRob, Mrob would not have overthrown a big pass for an INT late in the game. But, hey, at least you aren't Anthony Morelli.

Defensively, Josh Hull, I don't know really know what to say to you. You are a great story, walking on and now starting for Penn State. But, let's be honest, you are not a Big Ten linebacker. Never was, never could.

By the way, I wish I was wrong about these sort of things once in a while:

Contrarianism: But, realistically, I would be predicting a huge Penn State victory on Saturday if the line opened at something remotely honest. Instead, Vegas decides to open the line at 7 and has only moved it to 7.5, practically begging you to bet on the Nittany Lions. This game is very reminiscent, at least from a betting perspective, of last year's Penn State-Illinois game, where Penn State got upset 27-20 in Champaign.

At least everyone won who had Iowa tonight. Good hit everyone. Me and Mr. Daniels have a date for later. Good luck on the nightcaps.

Jonny over at Sports Investments has a sizable stake in the Nittany Lions winning the MNC. Here is solid objective reasoning as to why PSU fans should be worried Saturday.

It's Just a Shame I Can't See This

46-17

Then again, I am slightly bitter about the results of today's games. It should be interesting to see how I would have ended up under normal circumstances. I am guessing I would have ended up slightly better.