MLB Group In Area Today<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i> It is really less than eleven days by the time this was updated (once again, Comcast sucks), but that is okay. Tonight, I am scheduled to see Blue White Illustrated<\/i><\/b><\/a> publisher, Phil Grosz<\/b> at Crystal City Sports Pub<\/b><\/a>. I went to the one two years ago and had a great time; it is sponsored by the Metro Washington Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association<\/b><\/a>. Tickets are available at the door.<\/p>\n
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ChiSox owner Jerry Reinsdorf<\/b> is appearing in D.C. today and Loudoun tomorrow. He apparently hits Norfolk and Las Vegas later in the week. If you see him, tell him that D.C. is where the Expos should live.
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Also, see The Wash. Times<\/i> coverage: Relocation group returning to D.C.<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
Say no to baseball subsidy<\/b><\/a> – The Wash. Times<\/i>
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Who would have thought the editorial board of The Wash. Times<\/i> and Ralph Nader<\/b> would ever agree on anything? Both are aganist public funding for a D.C. ballpark.
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More from yesterday’s edition of The Wash. Times<\/i>: Nader<\/b> – Ballparks, corporate welfare
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Jayson Stark<\/b> – Ideas for Bud to focus on<\/b><\/a> – ESPN.com<\/i>
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From last week, ESPN’s Jayson Stark<\/b> makes the case for Expos to D.C. Can I get an amen?<\/p>\n
\nONLY 11 DAYS UNTIL KICKOFF<\/h2>\n
Posluszny wants to add to tradition<\/b><\/a> – Public Opinion<\/i>, Chambersburg, Penna.
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One nice thing about the problems this morning is I get to add this story. It is from one of the Gannett papers I update daily and in fact, I personally put it online. I actually had to check with the copy desk to see if it was okay, because they forgot to budget it. Thankfully, they were grateful I got it up there and noticed the oversight. Anyhow, the article is about Paul Posluszny<\/b> who appears to be the next great PSU LB.<\/p>\n
Bronson hopes to be answer at tight end<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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The tradition of having a fifth year senior starting at TE for only that season continues without any signs of slowing down.<\/p>\n
Road projects to slow Penn State football traffic<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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Traffic looks to be worst than normal this year, which figures since I am not staying within 30 miles of State College for almost every game for the first time ever. Oh well, leave early and stay late I suppose, which is a good idea anyhow. While it means getting up earlier, it also means more tailgating and what is better than that?<\/p>\n
PSU defense loses 2 players<\/b><\/a> – Patriot-News<\/i>
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We knew about BranDon Snow’s<\/b> injury, but Chris Harrell<\/b> not yet having medical clearance is news.<\/p>\n
Penn State players clean up their act<\/b><\/a> – Post-Gazette<\/i>
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They better behave, last year’s bad attitude off the field did not help on the field. It is a vicious cycle.<\/p>\n
\nDRUNK U.<\/h2>\n