Steve O

You make that sound old. I'm sure she cleans up nice. And heck, she does teach Health Science, what's wrong with a little real world experience?

Good cast

Remember them all from college back in the 70's. The dorm hallways filled with the smell of pot at 9:30 followed by a mass move to the TV lounge at 9:55. Jack Klugman's trumpet episode was my favorite of those listed.

Don't forget has father Terry. Both great return men. Terry the better runner, Eric the better receiver.

Has Joe Delaney been mentioned? AFC ROY in 81. 82 was strike shortened and he had an eye injury limiting his play. Drowned before the 83 season trying to rescue three kids from a water hole left from construction. He couldn't even swim if memory serves.

If it's under 60 out, I wear a hat. Doesn't matter if I'm going from my car to a building 30 seconds away. Those 30 seconds add up. Sometimes don't even bother with the coat, always wear the hat though. I get maybe 1 cold every 5 years, usually having to do with not bothering with my hat. Never get the flu. Just saying, prevention is the best remedy. And oh yeah, people who say wearing a hat has nothing to do with catching a cold or flu do not know what they're talking about.

First six years Anderson was not underrated. Top 10 pick out of college, (5) 1000 yard seasons, and nearly 600 the other when he missed half the season. OROY in 79. But he played so long he did become underrated. Certainly the Bills underrated him in SB XXV as he was MVP for the game. I remember his saying in an interview in the 90's, when he was going by Ottis, that some rookie told him his father played with O J Anderson in the 70's and wondered if he was related.?

At least you know enough to be offended by his post. I have no idea what he's talking about.

Savor this time, don't take it for granted.

Seriously...does anyone really do this? I sleep pretty well but haven't gone to bed without any worries since turning 13.

Not very good with the search function, apologies if this has already been posted. https://sports.yahoo.com/johnny-manziel-confirms-split-with-wife-bre-tiesi-005452344.html Didn't even know he was married.

These are definitely on my list. I'll add a round of golf and a Bills tailgait (which includes the perfect burger and beer.)

This is when "the wave" was starting to catch on. I remember NFL highlights showing the wave in Chicago" and showing 65,000 people doing it. Then they switched to the wave in Buffalo, and two people were doing it.?

This is exactly as I recall it

No need to be so hostile, Yobogoya makes a good point. it wasn't hard at all to find someone affiliated with the team. John Sterrenhagen, great grandson of Leo Lyons, the driving force behind the team, lives in the area and keeps the Jeff's alive through a website dedicated to the team's history. https://www.rochesterjeffersons.org/contact

If I was 26 hard pass. Since those numbers are reversed, at 62 my options aren't what they used to be, on the fence.

Well, Botterill was hired on May 11, Housley on June 15. So, I assume officially it was Botterill, unofficially Pegulas. But I really can't profess to inside knowledge on this, the only reason I know of the Fenton comment is because one of my golfing buddies is friends with him from the days when their kids played college hockey together at UMass. As it often goes with sports parents, they become close, even vacationed together a couple times.

Agreed. Housely simply wasn't (isn't) ready to be a head coach in the NHL. Paul Fenton, current GM for the Minnesota Wild, said as much when he was interviewing for the Buffalo gig and was told how high the rest of the management team was on Housely.

https://www.whec.com/news/leticia-astacios-sister-says-shes-running-for-rochester-city-council/5269275/ Her sister is running for office, not her. You know, the one that F-bombed after Leticia was sent to jail. Edit: I guess I should read these links before I post them, sounds like Leticia is running as well. As someone else said on this thread, glad I live in the burbs.

He's only 61st highest paid coach, but still makes over 1.7M a year. Seriously, at what point do you have enough? I can see anything up to 300-400K a year affecting my life. After that it's only going to affect other's lives, or I'd just be leaving it behind. But, to answer your question, according to Wiki, "He has chosen to stay at Gonzaga in part to provide stability for himself and his family, turning away coaching offers from larger schools over the years." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Few

A lot of Rochesterian's disagree. That being said it did morph in to something I ignorantly hoped it wouldn't. Was hoping for more input like SWATeam's on page 1. Just a suggestion, what I do when I don't like the direction a thread is going is give up on it after the first couple responses and move on, rather than waste my time reading 3 pages and then offering up an insult to the OP (in this case me.)

Thus the reason I'll try and respect the office. Doesn't sound like many on the thread are willing to make that concession, which I totally understand.

How are the Bills and Packers meeting in the second round? They shouldn't meet until the finals

Highway Dept policy might be 50 lbs a week, I bet none of the workers pay attention to it. They just want to get rid of what's out there and not have anyone call in and complain. At least that's my experience with the waste management during the fall, they never leave any bags of leaves no matter how far over the limit. Wouldn't hurt to wait for the pick up, give the workers a hand, buy them lunch.

You say this like there's something wrong with it ?