Month: October 2015

COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2015 WEEK 8

Week 8 of the 2015 college football season has come and gone, and I have something to confess. After watching Auburn’s four-overtime loss to Arkansas and the start of the Alabama—Tennessee game, I snuck off to attend the Columbus Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. We had […]

DAYS OF DESTINY

In every era and in every generation there are crucial moments when a decisive decision has to be made, and the consequences of that decision can changed the course of history. Many times the full impact of such a decision does not become clear at once, but in […]

THE SENSES

We are graced with five senses that serve as our portals to the world around us. These senses allow us to find our way about, to avoid danger, and to find those things that we need to maintain life; but they also connect us to our inner selves. […]

COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2015 WEEK 6

  I described this past week’s games as pretty much vanilla, and they were. That’s not to say there weren’t some surprises, but nothing that changes the general balance of power. I wasn’t all that shocked at Tennessee’s victory over Georgia, even though I picked the dogs. The […]

SENIOR MOMENTS

  When next you walk into your favorite coffee spot and see a table of old men deep in discussion, pause for a moment and realize, there but for the grace of God go you. My old friend Thad Kelly passed away earlier this week, and I drove […]

COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2015 – WEEK 5

  As a football prognosticator, I’d make a good doorstop. There isn’t much that I got right last week, so let’s start with my pick for the National Championship. Ole Miss will not win it. The Rebels dispatched that notion without debate in Gainesville’s swamp on Saturday evening. […]