The UH Football Loss to OU Was Spiritually a Win
Coming off of Week 1 of college football, I had resigned myself to a Cougar football season full of pain. I have been referring to Continue Reading
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UH is Not Doing Anything Wrong Using the Houston Oilers’ Colors
Welcome to another blog where I publicly hate the Tennesse Titans organization. I’m sure Will Levis and Derrick Henry (I know, I’ll bring up his Continue Reading
Ippei Mizuhara is the Quintessential Gambler
No matter how I try to write about something else today, this saga keeps drawing me back in. I’ve already said I don’t care if Continue Reading
Should the UH Loss be Blamed on Ted Cruz and Drake?
I write this as a man conflicted in his soul. This blog was supposed to go out on Saturday, but I could not bring myself Continue Reading
UH v. Texas A&M Was Life Threatening for Me
Going into Sunday night, I was a little more than worried because it just felt like everything was converging. The “Kelvin can’t coach the tournament” Continue Reading
Oh No! UH Didn’t Flounder in the Big 12?
I distinctly remember a bunch of college basketball fans, more specifically, Big 12 fans. Preseason polls forced me to run into Kansas fans online who Continue Reading
The UH-UT Game was the Worst Possible Outcome for a Dana Hater
I haven’t been shy about the fact I am a proud Dana Hol hater. I was calling for his head on a platter a couple Continue Reading
Sometimes Everything Ends the Right Way: Rory McIlroy’s Masters
I’ve tried to write this blog a couple of times. The first time was in 2024, when I hoped Washington would win the CFB Playoff Continue Reading
I Created Six New Fantasy Football Punishments
Off the bat I have a confession on this blog. You may see that I am publishing a fantasy football punishment blog after the season Continue Reading
The Moon Stamp Cast #4 – The Astros Bring in Kikuchi, the Olympics, and an NFC/AFC East Preview
Welcome to week 4 of The Moon Stamp Cast. This week we break down the Yusei Kikuchi trade and the Astros regime’s decision-making, Jorden gives Continue Reading