I’m not a republican presidential candidate.

I acknowledge I made a mistake.

Carly, just admit it. You didn’t really watch that purported Planned Parenthood video.

Ryan Krasnoo has Hawaii going to the Sweet Sixteen.

Denied by Connecticut.

Ryan Krasnoo is awesome.

Two west-based teams in Bridgeport means that Hawaii and UCLA will be playing in front of a sparse crowd.

I am so happy for Ashley Karaitiana.

I go to the games.

It was as if Karaitiana was in a two-season shooting slump.

The last dependable three-point shooter was Nani Cockett.

Karaitiana was Cockett-like in the Big West Tournament.

I am also happy for turnover machine Brianna Harris.

She could have sulked.

But she got out of the doghouse, and look where she is now.

If you’re a low major, you’re just happy to be there.

But UCLA playing so far away from home I think increases Hawaii’s chances of pulling off a major upset from 0% to 35%.

UH is probably better than a 13 seed, but their strength of schedule and the fact that the Big West is an extremely weak mid major conference did them no favors.

http://www.calbears.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209426747&DB_OEM_ID=30100

If UH expects some fans to travel to Spokane for the game, it needs to get this information out ASAP.

Rain! —> Bows! Rain! — Bows! Rain! —> Bows!

1. Badlands
2. Born to Run
3. Girls in Their Summer Clothes
4. Thunder Road
5. Growing Up
6. Dancing in the Dark
7. Streets of Philadelphia
8. Reason to Believe
9. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
10. Spirit in the Night
Honorable Mention: Tunnel of Love; My Hometown; Spirit in the Night; Glory Days; The Ghost of Tom Joad; Radio Nowhere.

“Magic” is the album I keep returning, too. It’s sacreligious to say that it’s superior to “Born to Run”, “The River”, and “Born in the USA”, but give the 2007 album another twenty years; its reputation will grow.

Mr. Dickman, your chickens will come home to roost for skipping out on Hawaii to watch “The Boss”.

#4 Maryland vs. #13 Hawaii in the second round; this is destiny.

Hawaii 78
Maryland 77

But I like Springsteen, too, especially that extended story about his father which preceeds “The River” on Bruce Springsteen Live: 1975-85.

I get it, though.

I love music, too.

I skipped out on Savo’s senior night to watch performance artist Laurie Anderson at the Leeward Community College Theater.

They’re not in Joe Lunardi’s Last Four Out, and Next Four Out.

I don’t watch enough Monmouth to have a strong opinion about their omission, but I’ve seen St. Mary’s and they pass the so-called eye test.

Brad Pineau is angry.