People in the newsroom who loudly refer to a college team as 'we'

It's Dont'a. Nick Saban requires you to do 150 stadiums before you're allowed to kiss his ring again.

And you call yourself a fan. SMH.

(All that should be in a blue font, btw. But I'm doing a quick reply and there's no blue button.)

 

Damn it. Called on a typo two pages later. Well played, Mauer.

 

Well, life had potentially become a bit more complicated because I graduated from two universities that I thought would never become sports opponents.

But, tonight, if we are on the very top of our game and beat North Carolina, on Sunday we will probably play us (provided that underdog North Carolina State doesn't beat us.).

Then, what do I do? I mean, in some ways it would be cool if we beat us because we aren't really much of an established basketball powerhouse and it would be a welcome change of pace if we could play in the Final Four.

But, on the other hand, I'm sort of accustomed to seeing us do well in the tournament. Just making it a couple of rounds in is no longer that much of a big deal to us. We haven't set the bar all that high, but a top finish is still important to us.

Of course, we probably can't beat North Carolina, so after a brief, but moving ceremony I'll pass the we onto us and annoy the desk with chalky rocks.

 

Brilliant. I kind of wish we and us had both won for your sake.