1. Your coach should not weigh more than your offensive lineman (e.g. Charlie Weis, Mark Mangino)
2. If you're at a BCS conference school, no minority coaches, period. e.g. See failures of Rich Rodriguez, Ty Willingham, Sylvester Croom.
3. Do not hire a coach who's only one year of success as a coordinator. (e.g. Greg Robinson)
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Indian giver
OKC has decided on a name for its new NBA team, the Thunder.
I would've preferred something related to Oklahoma's Indian population, the OKC Scalpers or the OKC Indian Givers.
Then it got me thinking about the accurateness of the term "Indian giver." Did Indians really give shit to people and then take it back?
I would've preferred something related to Oklahoma's Indian population, the OKC Scalpers or the OKC Indian Givers.
Then it got me thinking about the accurateness of the term "Indian giver." Did Indians really give shit to people and then take it back?
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Great Place for Gun Lessons
- Front Sight Firearms Training Institute
- Ignatius Piazza - founder of Front Sight
- Ignatius Piazza Blog
- Front Sight - on USA Today
- Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Sun
- Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Life
- Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Mercury
- Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Review
- Ignatius Piazza - in Chicago Tribune
- Front Sight - in Black Belt Magazine
- Ignatius Piazza - on Reform America
- Front Sight - in New York Times
- Ignatius Piazza - in Small Arms Review
- Front Sight - in Pajaronian Register
- My Experience at Front Sight
- Ignatius Piazza - in Fort Worth Star Telegram
- Ignatius Piazza - in San Francisco Chronicle
- Ignatius Piazza - in Times Democrat
- Ignatius Piazza - in El Mercurio
- Front Sight - in Financial Times
- Ignatius Piazza - in Playboy
- Front Sight - in Icon Magazine
- Front Sight - in Sierra Times
- Ignatius Piazza - on World Net Daily
- Front Sight - in US News & World Report
- Ignatius Piazza - in Washington Post
- Ignatius Piazza - in Handvapen Guiden
- Ignatius Piazza - in National Enquirer
- Front Sight - in Cybercast News Service
- Front Sight - in Gun Web
- Front Sight - in Los Angeles Times
- Ignatius Piazza - in Gun World
- Front Sight - in The Mail on Sunday Review
- Front Sight - in El Pais Seminal
- Front Sight - in London Times
- Front Sight - in Guns & Ammo
- Front Sight - on CNN
- Front Sight - on BBC News
- Front Sight - in Santa Cruz Sentinel
- Ignatius Piazza - in Forbes Magazine
Monday, August 27, 2007
Who Needs Girls - Activities Where it's ok to Only Invite Guys
Most times when guys host events, they always want to invite quite a few girls to have a good ratio. This explains why clubs let girls in immediately when there's a line of guys waiting to get in. Having more girls there make guys feel like the party is better.
But there are a few exceptions where it's okay and not gay to have only guys at an event. These are:
1. Get together to watch/play a sporting event (e.g. football, basketball, baseball, hockey, mixed martial arts) However, it's not acceptable to have only guys over to watch tennis or ice skating. Well, you shouldn't be watching ice skating anyways.
2. Get together to play poker. This is self explanatory. In fact, inviting girls may actually get you banned from playing.
In all other events where you see only a group of guys, they're usually trying to meet more girls, and just haven't succeeded yet.
But there are a few exceptions where it's okay and not gay to have only guys at an event. These are:
1. Get together to watch/play a sporting event (e.g. football, basketball, baseball, hockey, mixed martial arts) However, it's not acceptable to have only guys over to watch tennis or ice skating. Well, you shouldn't be watching ice skating anyways.
2. Get together to play poker. This is self explanatory. In fact, inviting girls may actually get you banned from playing.
In all other events where you see only a group of guys, they're usually trying to meet more girls, and just haven't succeeded yet.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
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