With its undergrad enrollment of approx. 7,000, California University is situated in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, kind of in the middle of nowhere, approximately halfway between Pittsburgh and Morgantown, W. Va. The school competes in NCAA Division II football in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, and while the Vulcans have experienced on-field success in recent years, their
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Separated at Birth???
Posted on 9:33 PM by ergeg
PGA golfer Brandt Snedeker (above) and former NFL head coach Jon Gruden (below)
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Reality Check for 2011 Titans: Mediocrity on the New Horizon
Posted on 12:28 AM by ergeg
[Editor's note: Later on the same day after this story was published, the Titans announced that veteran wide receiver Justin Gage had been released from the team, and that fullback Ahmard Hall had been levied a four-game suspension to begin the season for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.]
Like many a Titans fan, I would love to believe that 2011, with all its personnel changes
Like many a Titans fan, I would love to believe that 2011, with all its personnel changes
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Nats Faltering, Rizzo Makes Lame Trade
Posted on 2:10 AM by ergeg
The Washington Nationals, who were actually surprising baseball observers there for a while, are now 9-15 since Davey Johnson replaced Jim Riggleman as manager.
Despite injuries and their high-priced free agents flat-out sucking, the Nats had somehow managed to play respectable ball under Riggleman. They were getting consistently good pitching from their starters, and however he was doing it,
Despite injuries and their high-priced free agents flat-out sucking, the Nats had somehow managed to play respectable ball under Riggleman. They were getting consistently good pitching from their starters, and however he was doing it,
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Separated at Birth???
Posted on 10:46 PM by ergeg
Rick Carlisle, coach of the Dallas Mavericks, and Jim Carrey, in Me, Myself and Irene
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Almost Werth-less: Nats’ Progress Impeded by Silent Bats
Posted on 11:52 PM by ergeg
The 2011 freefall may have started for the Washington Nationals (22-29), who dropped another one Saturday, 2-1, to the even worse San Diego Padres (21-31). For the Nats, losers of 8 of their last 10 games, it was another exercise in the frustration of life as a good-pitch, lousy-hit baseball club.
The Nats are aching for respectability, and they’ve got a combative manager, Jim Riggleman, who,
The Nats are aching for respectability, and they’ve got a combative manager, Jim Riggleman, who,
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Who Killed Kenny? GroundWorks Theatre’s Fall to Earth Goes for the Maternal Jugular Just in Time for Mother’s Day
Posted on 9:47 PM by ergeg
[Since my usual outlet for my theater reviews, Nashville Scene, was unable to accommodate my coverage for this week, I’ve posted this review to my wider-purpose blog.--M.B.]
So, which parent screwed YOU up the most? Sometimes that’s a pretty tough call. But in Joel Drake Johnson’s The Fall to Earth, which opened this past Friday at Groundworks Theatre, there’s little doubt that mommie dearest is
So, which parent screwed YOU up the most? Sometimes that’s a pretty tough call. But in Joel Drake Johnson’s The Fall to Earth, which opened this past Friday at Groundworks Theatre, there’s little doubt that mommie dearest is
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