My middle daughter just rear-ended another car in her high school parking lot. That puts me up to four auto claims in the last 18 months. Everyone except Herb Jr., who is 12, has a claim. This should be a fun insurance renewal.
Check that, three claims, I forgot that Valvoline paid to have the engine replaced on our 2018 Accord and we didn’t make an insurance claim. That was almost $10,000 because they let the oil drain from the drain after an oil change and my daughter drove it about 20 miles before I figured that out.
Hopefully coach grandpa can convince Day that we're allowed to hurt our players feelings with added competition.
Speaking of coach grandpa, I like this new LB’er offer Big fan of them casting a wider net at LB’er too. Washington was always way too particular, and he rarely got any of the few OOS guys he targeted.
I was diving around on lunch two weeks ago and was sitting at a light in the straight lane with two turn lanes on either side of me. The car in the right hand turn lane decided they didn’t want to turn and just cranked the wheel to the left and gassed it right into my front fender. We both pulled off to the side and some freshly licensed 16 year old girl in her letterwoman’s jacket gets out of the car. She’d had her license a week. All I had were a few cosmetic scratches. I told her to scram before someone called the cops, the relief in her face was palpable.
When yankeye and I were coming back from "Holy Buckeye" in West Lafayette, we got rear-ended in stop and go traffic. We were in a Jeep Cherokee...those old Jeep Cherokees were built like tanks. We get out of the car and it was a 16 year old girl driving her parents minivan...think she was on her way to work at McDonalds or something. There was a little damage to the bumper of the jeep, but I think she may have totaled the front end of the minivan. I remember we were happy as shit just tossing around the football on the side of the road while the cops did their thing and she was having a full meltdown on the curb like someone had died.
Fortunately, no one called the cops on this one so she isn’t going to get cited or lose her license since she’s under 18. Insurance looks like they’ll handle it and then stick me with an increase in premium in May.
Ha, I remember that. We were re-enacting Jenkins TD catch and Purdue fans sitting in traffic were furious and yelling at us. Good times.
Krenzel to Jenkins on 4th and 1 for the bomb TD is my favorite call in OSU history. Total balls move by Tressel.
All these accidents are scrambling his brain. Soon he’ll be claiming Devin Smith threw the TD to Mike Thomas
"They're going for the ballgame!" -Great call by Musberger leading up to Holy Buckeye And will always remember where i was for that one, the now closed BM3 a few blocks from campus, Houston's first buffalo wild wings. At least i think that's where i was, ha; it was a while ago and I'm getting old ;)
What was I thinking on that play? Well, one thing I had always believed was that, when the going gets the toughest, that you always call something that we know how to do. If it was a run, it was probably going to be an off-tackle, and if it was a pass, it was probably going to be a Y-shallow. And that, our guys had practiced that play a million times, and...did I dream that it would get to like the fifth - you know - thing that he had to look at? No. I thought that maybe Ben [Hartsock] would be open; I was wrong. I thought the backs might get open for a checkdown; I was wrong. Chris Gamble ran the wrong route...he was even...Craig [Krenzel] was looking over for him - Chris was like over on the Purdue bench. And so, Craig had one choice. I'm sure he was telling you what I was thinking, you know I'm sure he was thinking four-letter words about 'I can't believe they called this play that was going to be so covered'. But he had one last thing he had to look at, and as you guys all know, that the number one attribute of a good quarterback is that they make great decisions. And no one made decisions better in my 38 years of coaching quarterbacks than Craig Krenzel, and he made the right decision and threw it up there. What I was thinking was, 'I hope he didn't overthrow it'.[2] — Jim Tressel, ten years later, when asked about the play
You misunderstand me. I’m saying the Clarett wheel route against Michigan that year was a better play call because he was the first read
I liked that play quite a bit, would’ve been even better if he stayed in bounds and get even more out of it
Some high quality Thursday late night hoops…Duane Washington playing against the Warriors, San Fran/Gonzaga, UCLA/Utah, and Arizona in action.
Friday Survey: 1. What’s your go-to chain for a cold sub? 2. What’s your go-to chain for a hot sub? 3. How much snow (if any) did you get from the winter storm this week? 4. What have you been listening to lately? 5. Which one of this weekend’s NFL playoff games will be the most entertaining?
1. Jimmy John’s 2. Penn Station 3. Maybe an inch and a half 4. Pusha T, Kid Cudi, The Strokes, JID 5. Bengals/Titans
Jersey Mikes Don't really get hot subs, guess it would be a local pizza place 1-2 inches Jack Johnson Radio on Spotify Bills/Chiefs
1.) Jimmy John's 2.) Potbelly 3.) Looked like 2-3 inches 4.) Whatever is on Sirius 5.) Bengals / Titans
Friday Survey: 1. What’s your go-to chain for a cold sub? None, if I eat a cold sandwich then I’m at work and I go to the deli in our building. 2. What’s your go-to chain for a hot sub? Same answer 3. How much snow (if any) did you get from the winter storm this week? 2 inches, maybe 3 4. What have you been listening to lately? Billy Strings 5. Which one of this weekend’s NFL playoff games will be the most entertaining? Cincinnati/Tennessee
1. Jersey Mikes 2. Wario’s 3. Just enough to cover the grass. Was disappointing bc I love snow 4. Just turned on Bat Out of Hell when I saw the Meatloaf news 5. Packers/9ers
1. Jersey Mike’s. #13 Mike’s Way 2. Penn Station 3. 12.5” 4. Been on a The 1975 kick the last few days 5. Bills-Chiefs