Good write Glenn. But for me it is always Saturday's game that makes me shiver. Nearly afraid to watch another loss. Although not yet this year, I know it will come. Ann Arbor just doesn't seem to be what it was in the 50's. But I still look ahead to see the maze and blue and hear "Hail to the Victors".

Ah yes. Still another thing I have no control over. I was doing pretty much the same thing last night. There is just no end of things to get upset about. My cup runneth over. Yea Glenn!!!

It is said that sports build character, but I think they just reveal it. It was just an excellent game to watch though, "sides" aside, a fun game in what seems more a cathedral than a stadium. Don't get too overwrought, like you say, there's always next Sunday. Good write! Thanks.

oy vey. *rolling my eyes* Sorry, Glenn, I so can NOT relate....heheh.

Glenn, I know perfectly well this feeling of the flusters. I am sad or glad to say that I did not watch a down of that game to which you are referring. I have let sports in general wane and slide from my interest. I used to be a big Giants fan in my day, but then something bigger than you or I took over the sports world. and I cannot escape it, it is in every bar i frequent, tenfold more that it deserves. Sorry to say, I have fumbled the whole notion of sports, and I am sick to death of the sports overload. Don't give me a forward pass or a lateral to love, I say nay to that, but Give me a woman to love and I will be contented forevermore.