Time to get back into the groove of things

So, I'm all done with finals and back home. I'm looking for a summer job and hoping that turns out well.

Bleacher Report (about a month and a half ago) ranked the Pac-10 stadiums in terms of how tough they were to play at.

Of course, there was no shock at all about Autzen Stadium coming in at #1. You have to be a complete idiot not to think it's the toughest in the conference. It's easily in the top 5 in the nation.

The rest of the list is where it gets interesting.

3. In Tucson, Arizona you will find Arizona Stadium, home of the Wildcats.

This stadium has been popularized by its famous field rushes, in which the field is turned into a sea of red almost instantaneously after a wildcat victory (see Oregon 2007). Arizona Stadium is also home to the "Zona Zoo," the largest student section in the Pac-10, and houses very rabid, very loyal fans. Arizona stadium is like the death valley of the Pac-10; it's where great teams go to lose.

They've got that right. Nobody rushes a field quite like we do.

Even more NCAA 10 stuff

So, it's been revealed that created teams will be limited to two helmets, four jerseys and two pants. Therefore, I've had to revise the uniforms yet again.







To be really honest, I'm sick of creating all of these images. This game can't come out any quicker.

Sorry for the lack of recent posts

Finals have been rough. I promise I'll get back in the swing of things real soon.

My last final's tomorrow and I go home on Saturday. I'm currently studying The World is Flat? by Aronica & Ramdoo. It's a very interesting critique of Friedman's work, even if it does seem a tad short.

Also, for some reason, I'm still sick. Bleh.

Lots of things

First of all, it's looking more and more like laryngitis than bronchitis. Also, I'm getting better. Thank God.

Furthermore, Arizona beat Cal both Friday night and last night. I should have a roundup of the entire series later today or tomorrow.

Finally, as I seem to be musing about life's unfairness quite a bit lately, and since I talked, in my first post, how it's unfair that Phil Hartman and Chris Farley are dead, I'd like to talk about another person who should be alive but, unfortunately, isn't.



Greatest singer of all time. Bar none.

God bless you, Freddie. The world misses you.

Well now, this just sucks

I'm not totally sure of it since I'm not a doctor, but the symptoms, to me, seem to match bronchitis. Yippee-freaking-ki-yay. Right before finals.

Have I done something lately to greatly offend God? It certainly seems that way.