The first Saturday of the season is here and a full slate of games will be on tap.
Let’s get to it.
Georgia -2.5 over UNC
Alabama -11.5 facing USC
Oklahoma -12.5 vs Houston
Wisconsin +10.5 with LSU
Clemson -8.5 playing Auburn
What’s more frustrating than speaking without being heard? We’ve all been there: confiding in a friend as they paw at their phone; pitching an idea to a co-worker as he/she interrupts with their own; telling your mom about your day as her eyes glaze over – apparently focusing on something else much, much more interesting…
1931 The White Sox and Giants become the first major league teams to play a night game. The Buffs Stadium (Houston, Texas) exhibition game lasts ten innings with the teams collecting a total of 23 hits. 1931 The Dodgers arrive in Cuba to start a series of five inter-squad games. Brooklyn right-hander Dolf Luque, known…
Here at tomknuppel.com I am going to segment this into once a week college football posts
I know the right thing for the most part. But doing it is sometime difficult to do. Oh boy, I am in trouble. We have to make many tough choices in our lifetime. We do them as we deem necessary. Sometimes, though, they are decisions that fit our current station in life or…
It has been fun doing baseball research and I have ran across many characters of the game. I have decided to share them with you in case any of them intrigue you. CHARLES “OLD HOSS” RADBOURN (1854–1897) A butcher by trade, Radbourn received his moniker for his incredible endurance and dependability in an era…
My series on Illinois born major league baseball players. The “Boys of Summer” Bill Zies William Zies was born on June 16, 1867 in Rock Island Illinois that played in two games (August 9-10, 1891 for the St. Louis Browns. He took three at bats in the major leagues and got one hit…