Hook-n-Ladder

The Category is destination...... Alex, I would like a D for $300.00.....No. I'm sorry to D's.. Ok...Let me take a U? Sorry no U's... How about a 9? You just suck at this game! Man! Lets shoot for $700.00 on a C? Yes...We have two C's... Can you solve the puzzle? What is Idaho? What??? Have you been drinking sir? No why? Again can you solve the puzzle? Cincinnati? You are correct sir.... The University of Cincinnati is where the wheel of Double D's college career has finally stopped. This after a much heated battle between his former employer in ND and a short courtship with the folks in corn invested Dekalb. Official word came late on Thursday night that ND, after having a very brief discussion with DD, would allow him a to be fully released of his scholarship only if he picked a school that was not on their schedule in the next three years. Jones was a Parade All-American at Morgan Park High School of Chicago and was rated No. 33 on USA Today's list of the to

Some just wander through life trying to find out the answers to: why is the sky blue?...where do babies come from?...Will we be able to breath underwater in the year 2020?.....How did the world become the world?....and why in the name of... is the turf blue @ Boise State U? Well look no further all of life's mysterious answer's are right below...or @ least one of them... The mighty Broncos of Boise State University play on the world's only radical, other-worldly blue field. WHY??? The quality of color selection was affirmed by Mother Nature shortly after its installation in 1986 when passing flocks of migrating geese repeatedly landed in accidental mass suicides, apparently mistaking the field for a beautiful blue lake. Shortly thereafter the grounds keepers began covering the field when not in use, to prevent the aforementioned bird crash deaths and grisly clean-up efforts. No matter how many geese had to die, removing the beloved "Smurf Turf" was never considere

Last Saturday on Gameday the team aired a video of Steve Spurrier calling out Lee Corso for stating that the Ball Coach would never win an SEC title if he coached there for 400 years. The video (below) was kind of cheesy and seemed more like a fund-raising tool, but you could tell Corso was a bit ticked off. He didn't even smile after Herbstreit gave him his pateneted pat on the back.Well USC has upped the ante. They've created a website that features the video and a game where you can throw footballs at Corso's head, and the Gameday Crew isn't too happy about it. For those of you that tune in every Sat morning to watch Gameday on ESPN take notice that the crew now is secured by 360 degrees of black netting around them for protection from the various objects that fans hurl there way. A few weeks ago when Corso put on the Southern Cal gear in support of them beating Nebraska in Nebraska, fans starting throwing corn @ the entire crew.. Check out the site: http://letsshow

Even though the picture above is of two Seminole Cowgirls and in no way related to this column, they are just too damm hot to ignore..enjoy... I have zero idea why USC is still the #1 team in all of the land. It took a last second missed FG attempt by a Ball State team with grade school level talent @ best and before this they beat the ever talented Idaho ass-vandals. Comon. The Tigers deserve to be the #1 team is the land. period..... USC has been the trendy media darling the best few years and have had a tremendous run. They had Reggie "All Purpose" Bush and the ever so sexy, love me, want me, shower me with kisses Mr. Matt Leinart. They play a shitty non-conference scedule and PAC-10 talent/teams overall is much weaker in terms talent recruited. When LSU & Florida meet in BR in October, the winner of this game is going to have the inside track and a shot @ either USC or Oklahoma for the BCS title game. Keep in mind that this LSU team is the ONLY team is the current top

Yikes! Another player has decided to leave Notre Dame....Konrad Reuland, one of the nation's top tight end prospects when he signed at Notre Dame two years ago, has decided to leave the Irish football team . Basically, it came down to the fact I wasnt happy with where I was, the 6-foot-6, 255-pound sophomore from Mission Viejo, Calif., told the Tribune via cell phone Monday. It was combination of things, not just football, not just the school. I wanted badly to be happy again, and felt this move was the best thing for me. I realize Notre Dame is a very special place. I wouldnt have picked it from all the schools in the country if it wasnt. But it didnt work out for me on a personal level. I felt the change was the best. "I don't have any idea where I'll end up," Reuland said. "I'm kind of looking forward to going through recruiting again. I want to pick the best school for me for the long run, not the one that feels good today."

10. The Cadets' March, Army Located on the banks of the Hudson River, Michie Stadium is a beautiful place to spend a fall day. One of the grander moments: watching almost 4,000 West Point cadets march into the stadium. 9. The War Eagle, Auburn ... 8. The Bonfire, Texas A&M ... 7. Planting the spear, Florida State ... 6. Ralphie's Run, ColoradoFor 40 years, a buffalo has sprinted onto the field at University of Colorado home games, trailed by the school's football team. Ralphie IV is 1,200 pounds and she can reach speeds of 25 mph. 5. 'We Are . . . Penn State,' Penn State ... 4. The Grove, Ole Miss ... 3. The Irish Guard's March, Notre Dame ... 2. Dotting the I, Ohio StateThe Ohio State Marching Band plays "Le Regiment" and spells out O-h-i-o in script lettering. The drum major points to the top of the 'i,' and a fourth- or fifth-year sousaphone player dots the 'i,' doffs his hat and bows to each side of the stadium. 1. Running Down