Senior “Big” Ben Koenig, a rough and ready mainstay in the line gets a little advice from Coach Colby Lewis
Speaking of TomTom ( a GPS navigation device), if you travel much, get one. I have a terrible sense of direction but the good Lord gave me a great sense of humor to even it out. I don’t get upset when I get lost because I’m pretty happy seeing all the new places.
My good wife doesn’t share my happy-go-lucky attitude and that works out well, too. Except when I’m driving. TomTom is so very polite if I should miss a turn he has politely suggested, and commences to encourage me to “turn around when possible”. My wife uses a different approach for course corrections. Anyway, take this advice from a guy that never thought you could get somewhere on the first try, get a GPS.
On to the festivities!
If you haven’t been to a home game this year there is something new to see. The GridIron Club had the good fortune to have a real neat fog machine bought and donated by David and April Stagner. They were so trusting when I told them of the plight we were in because, alas, we had no fog machine. The players could hardly hold their heads up at home games after running out of a plain old tunnel. “No problem” he said, “where can we get one?”
I just so happen to have a link to email him and now our handsome, way above average gridiron heroes can come storming through a smoke filled tunnel to destroy any and all who would have ill wishes for us at Perdue field. Ross Stewart was the operator Friday.
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