I could move on, look ahead, stop being emotional. But I don’t want to. Not yet. Not today. Allow me time, just a little more time. I want to reflect about Caitlin Clark, about what she’s meant this past month to all of us, to little kids, to middle age adults, to sick people and […]
I remember being in a Chicago restaurant one time some 20 years ago and the waitress being exceptionally nice and patient. She wasn’t in a hurry to go anywhere or get my order out of her way but rather kept talking to me seeming to be genuinely interested in the conversation. I remember thinking to […]
They’re leaving us, steadily, day by day, game by game, heading back to their college campuses and onto the pros or getting ready to enter the working world or take final exams, or are back in the gym, practicing, hoping that next season they can lead their teams into March Madness, to the Final Four, […]
With the entire United States of America watching, with the pressure at its peak, with the stakes as high as the sky, and the opponent formidable and ferocious, you would think a person playing a basketball game in this situation would feel like it was all just too much to deal with and maybe just […]
As the field of 68 dwindles to four, it’s time to look back and evaluate which conferences emerged as the winners and losers of the March Madness frenzy. While conferences like the ACC and Big Ten had stellar tournaments, the Pac-12 and Big 12 were disappointed. With an array of upsets, nail-biters, and Cinderella stories, […]
A mouth as big as Texas. Teeth more lethal than Jaws. Royal blue and lime green tinted sunglasses hiding darting and pulsating eyes. A wolfman tornado of Ken Rogers hair around the time when his hit songs the street. A laptop where he rests his fat free-flying fingers thinking up what to write today that […]