Some Fun Summer Reading during the dog days...

[Hoosierfrog]

There is a game day chronological blog out there from Wisconsin that is just too fun to read too. If I find it, I'll post it. Lot's of big talk pre-game expecting a 55 - 3 blow-out scenario. This peters out as time winds down to a lot of wimpering...

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/113026594.html

 

[FrogRails]

Try this one...

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/112737989.html

 

[jake102]

I just read a lot of that and it's pretty funny. Some good stuff although it seems the Wisconsin fans on the internet were a lot better than the Wisconsin fans at the game.

 

[Mike Brooks]

Read both. As the game wore on they became very respectful. Funny that most, if not all, had no idea how we played on either side and what our skill was. Many "this Daulton kid looks great. Is he a run first or pass first guy?

And: "why do their CBs cover our WRs but ours won't cover theirs?"

 

[Deep Purple]

In the Northern Hemisphere, the "dog days" fall between July and September. This is when Sirius, the "Dog Star," is visually closest to the Sun.

In the Southern Hemisphere, the "dog days" are from January to March.