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I enjoyed the show. However, wasn't Ben a bit of a marrying Sam. Didn't all those Cartright boy's have different mothers? And the story on Candy, we will never fully know....

No... The 602's are so powerful and the P-39's are so very efficient. In reality, I reached the law of diminishing return. It does sound good, but one 602 will serve my needs....

For Baylor it ain't over, till its over. Hats off to the Spartans...

Travel time and expenses would be brutal. And all else involved.....

Alert.... Re-runs.... lol....

Well done my friend..... many more...

1 for 4 keeps you above the Mendoza line. :-) Yes indeed... However, I do get to route for "that good old Baylor Line" against Michigan State today....

An afternoon brunch with oldtimer....

I'm in the bottom 1/4 with my picks. TCU Alabama Mississippi Baylor There's always next year.....

Join me and eat some Sushi....

I'm looking forward to the two semi-final games tomorrow. I'm an also looking forward to the Cotton Bowl game. Without a doubt, Baylor and Michigan State will be pumped to play in front of a capacity crowd at Jerry World.

With the time given, I thought that Miss. St. would have been more prepared for the option. However, GT came to play....

Tough night for Miss. St..... Hello triple option....

Great game between Georgia Tech and Miss. State.

Well done my friend, as in "well done."

No, No it isn't....

We can support you with a new thread in your honor....

I don't even remember what I scored. I suppose it didn't make any difference Three degrees later, I did ok....

Point well taken.... Look at Rice with an enrollment of less than 4,000 students. They had a very good football season and consistently have one of the best baseball programs in the country.

Interesting also is the fact that the greatest percentage of students at TCU are women... Now that is a great recruiting incentive.... lol...

It's a nice 34 degrees here in Ovilla, with no wind chill. I'm going to start the fire in a fireplace just as soon as TCU completes its blow out of Mississippi. We are staying home tonight, ice is predicted for later this evening... Icy roads and Texas drivers on New Year's Eve ... A recipe for trouble...

The committee had no real interest in "private" universities.

I am 46 and proud to say that this was my 2014 resolution which I succeeded at. I was athletic in HS, and I am about as fit as I was back in my late teens. It took a while. I am 5' 10". When I started in January 2014, I was around 205-210 pounds and looked like I was in my 3rd trimester. First, walking an hour+ per day for a few months. Backing off of breads/cheeses and creams and giving more favor to fruits and vegetables. Target diet was roughly 1,500 calories per day. The high fiber content of fruits and veggies allows you to stuff your gut without too many calories. If you fall off the wagon a few days, you don't punish yourself or feel disappointed. You accept it as a short "break" and get back on the wagon. Then, some jogging. Then, torn muscles that had to heal (getting old made getting athletic a bit precarious). Also, calisthenics on a somewhat regular schedule off-and-on. Finally, 175 pounds, descent muscle and the beginnings of a 6-pack. My diet is not as strict as when I was losing weight. I eat pretty much what I want, including ice cream and cereal. Among my age group, I now often find myself to be "the most 'fit' person in the room." Good luck to you! It can be done. Congratulations, Outstanding.....