WEEK FOUR Memories from The Fixer's Road Adventures...
WASHINGTON
+4 vs California- I’ve broken into both of these school’s stadiums, including
using my wife as a lookout when I ran onto the field in Berkeley. I posed for a
selfie with the ’90 Husky national championship trophy inside their booster
club level in Seattle.
WESTERN
KENTUCKY -20½ vs Miami, Oh- I was so bombed out on low-grade acid when I was
20, I thought I was in Bowling Green, Indiana instead of Kentucky, then saw a
bunch of lizards driving around in Corvettes & realized I was a carrot.
Buffalo/
Nevada OVER 56- Reno brags about being a cool town, but there’s nothing kool about
a bunch of gambling degenerates prowling around the seedy casinos and offering tourists
hand jobs for $17.50.
ARIZONA ST
+5½ vs Southern Cal- The tunnels of the Fiesta Bowl smell like a combination of
Astroglide & hot dog water…
ARIZONA +3
vs UCLA- This Summer I finagled my way into the Mildcat’s stadium, and was
temporarily trapped on the Club Level(see background photo on this blog). While
I was there, I did a walking tour of famous houses of my #3 favorite movie of
all time: Revenge of the Nerds…Get high on stress…
OLD DOMINION
+8 vs Appalachian St- A young Fixer ventured to Boone and saw Widespread Panic
serve it well chilled, and while I was there I played 5-on-5 in Kidd-Brewer. ODUhas
Ballard Field, not an impressive venue, but just down the street in Portsmouth,
my grandfather is enshrined in the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame…
SYRACUSE +24½
vs LSU- I have to admit, I’ve never been inside the Carrier Dome, nor have I
ever wanted to. And I got hit in the head with a battery & had golf balls
thrown at us in Death Valley, but that’s what those people do when they couldn’t
beat their rival at home for 30 years…
Houston/
Texas St OVER 72- The fake grass in the Cougars’ new digs looks like it was
recycled from my grandparents’ screened-in-porch from 1979. At least there’s no
80yr old men standing by the door ready to whip my ass with a belt when I spilt
my grandmother’s scotch…
Selah...
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