I just dislike funeral kind of stuff. Felt that deep sadness and helpless feeling before. Been in that situation, tragic and too sad. That funeral stuff started to bring that sadness that I rechanneled to that stupid reply. I was totally very low class and out of line. I apologize.

Maybe someday forgive that callous, damn reply; but, I doubt it. I was full of beer. You full of your ohana.

Have fun at the T-gate and scrimmage.

I heard earlier that the today’s 1st game of the doubleheader would be on DishNetwork somewhere, but I can’t find it on the schedule. Did I hear it incorrectly or is it just being shown regionally and not in Hawaii?

David Veikune-6th round

Ryan Mouton-5th round

Cal vs. Ron in the Warrior Bowl- Cal 31-14

The more and more, I think about the move of 6-foot-10 junior Ali Villanueva to wide receiver, the more I think it could turn out to be a work of genius.

It basically puts a sixth offensive linemen on the field and gives Army a red-zone weapon no other team has.

But clearly, press coverage against him is a little different than the other receivers you’ll see the rest of your life. If you are a corner, he’ll just run over you. He’s like a speed bump. It’s a different dynamic. We’re going to have a lot of fun with it. We use those unbalanced formations. We’ll still take advantage of his background at tackle.

A controversial plan to play the Apple Cup at Qwest Field died Friday as officials at both schools said plans on how to best allocate tickets proved to be a deal-breaker.

Initial plans were to divide tickets evenly each year, giving 31,000 to each school. Qwest Field seats 67,000.

But the Huskies wanted more tickets to be able to account for as many of their season-ticket holders as possible. UW had 43,000 season-ticket holders last season and anticipates having that many again this year.

The proposal was hatched as a way to raise additional revenue. The teams split the revenues for the game, estimated as $280,000 when the game is played in Pullman and $800,000 when it is played at Husky Stadium.

There were estimates that the Qwest Field game might give each school about $10 million over the six years. That money was expected to come from having more seats to sell over the six years (Pullman’s Martin Stadium seats 35,000) and increasing the prices gradually through the life of the deal, as well as selling suites at Qwest.

No forget… empty the trunk first otherwise your swap meet purchases might not all fit into the car.

nah… makes too much sense… forget it…

Mrs. C – my deepest condolences to you and your entire ‘ohana.