Anyone else not having that freshman feeling for the Heisman?
Just sitting and wondering how the Red Sox missed Dan Haren.
Bill Belichick’s favorite novel: “Patriot Games.”
Hey, Armor, have a nice road weekend.
Our Falcons won 20 games last season. Today, they’ve already won 14.
News item: Maryland and Rutgers moving to Big Ten. Actually, it’s the Big 14 on college football’s crazy-quilt map.
My Baseball Hall of Fame ballot? Still working on it.
Coach Majerus will be missed.
Doc Rivers will never forget Rick Majerus.
Hoosier delight: No. 1 in men’s basketball, national champ in men’s soccer.
Just what the Giants needed – a 97-yard wakeup call from rookie David Wilson.
This time, there was no doubt about it for welterweight Juan Manuel Marquez.
Winningest team in college hockey? Minnesota’s women (18-0).
Another week, another tragedy in the NFL.
Westfield 62, Western New England 52: A nice local touch to college hoops.
Aargh. Ye Olde Handicapper’s favorite ran fourth.
The NHL? Almost forgot about it.
Still believe the Heisman should go to a college senior.
Farewell, Arnold Dean. You were the respected voice of Connecticut sports.
Who is Tina Maze? The current queen of World Cup slalom.
Vinny Del Negro has a good thing going with the L.A. Clippers.
Still a Giant and loving it – Marco Scutaro.
Numbers of the week: 15 for 21 (Williams College 3-point shooting in 84-69 men’s hoop victory over Springfield).
Los Angeles Dodgers theme song: “Hey, Big Spender.”
You’re getting old if you saw Joe Bregoli and Skip Demerski as West Side hockey mates.
Venus the Labrador retriever wants a new blanket for Christmas.
News item: Wilbraham’s Bill Wells to run 36 miles in memory of slain police officer Kevin Ambrose. Saturday in Forest Park, as a tribute to a dear friend’s family.
Once again, Minnechaug’s in the swim.
Remember, Wednesday is 12-12-12.
Honk if you played basketball at the first Springfield Boys Club.
My favorite James Bond villain? Javier Bardem of “Skyfall.”
Add Wave Ryder (Navy football safety) to my list of all-time favorite sports names.
Let’s hear it for PVIAC track.
Grandpa’s Christmas shopping starts Dec. 24.
Where have you gone, Fuzzy Thurston?
Garry Brown can be reached at geeman1918@yahoo.com