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Monday, March 26, 2007
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Hey, I didn't even notice that last week's post was the 100th post on this blog. So I've been talking about nothing for longer than I previously thought.
Normally I don't pay much attention to NCAA basketball, but my son has been following it pretty closely and the excitement is kind of catching. He actually predicted all 8 of the teams that made it to the "Elite Eight" and he correctly predicted 2 of the teams that would move on to the semi-finals.
So this week's cartoon has something to do with basketball, particularly the way it's played on the small screen. I mean, really, sometimes it's how you do it that makes all the difference.
Normally I don't pay much attention to NCAA basketball, but my son has been following it pretty closely and the excitement is kind of catching. He actually predicted all 8 of the teams that made it to the "Elite Eight" and he correctly predicted 2 of the teams that would move on to the semi-finals.
So this week's cartoon has something to do with basketball, particularly the way it's played on the small screen. I mean, really, sometimes it's how you do it that makes all the difference.
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Speaking of style, I found it amusing when the Chicago Tribune ranked the NCAA teams based on their uniforms. They had Oregon vs. Vanderbilt in the finals. Oregon made it to the elite eight, but (alas) couldn't break into the final four. Vanderbilt got knocked out even earlier. Funny how those things turn out.
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