"Everybody loves Notre Dame and IU and all that, and I hate them," Tuinei says. "I’m a West Coast guy, and they’re in their own little world over there."

Awesome.

Look out for those Cleveland libraries. That Sara Palin book signing video was pretty funny but both are irrelevant, kinda like the Duck’s uniforms.

I think that the “transitive property of equality” article made the math-doing part of my head roll over and die.

The info is up in the side bar if you are interested in playing in the AtQ bowl pool. Pssst, no body invite the weasel.

Can someone explain what the hell the purpose of We Will Always Have Tempe is? Isn’t the point of having a blog to get people to visit it and interact by commenting? It’s like the guy that runs that thing sits there all day waiting for more than 2 comments and then says, “well that’s enough of THAT. Better shut comments down on this thing before someone disagrees.” I’m pretty sure the only posts with more than 5 comments only got there because he was sleeping.

via http://www.kval.com/news/local/79579447.html

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Oregon State University dorm workers made an unexpected discovery while doing routine checks for fire code and conduct violations: four samurai swords, three throwing knives and two sets of nunchucks.

The items, found last week, are against school policy.

OSU spokesman Todd Simmons said the school routinely checks dorm rooms during breaks and loosk for fire code and conduct violations — like ninja arsenals.

Now remember OSU Students, when you get to the hospital, get down on all 4’s and bark like a dog. Let’s Fighting Love! http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/230790

Ohio State fan here. It seems a lot of people are comparing Ohio State’s tradition to Oregon’s seeming lack thereof and the most-cited aspect of Oregon culture is the uniform changes. Here’s the thing. Tradition is something that ties you to your team and makes your team stand out from others. For us Buckeyes, it’s things like Mirror Lake, Script Ohio, Gold Pants, etc. But traditions have to start somewhere, right? Why not embrace the ever0changing uniform looks as what it really is-something that stand out apart from what other teams do. Everyone in the country already knows that Oregon has hundreds of uniform combinations available for any given game. It’s already an Oregon tradition and you don’t realize it. There was a time when one of Woody Hayes’ assistants came to him with the crazy idea of putting stickers on players’ helmets (a la fighter pilot kill tags on their planes) and look where that went…