NCAA Football is back, and...

[lh]

.... boy, am I happy!

(interruption) TOUCHDOWN, NEBRASKA!!!!! (but I digress...)

Tonight, I first see a bit of Texas vs North Texas, currently watching Louisiana Tech vs Nebraska from back home in Lincoln, and if I can stay awake, I'll finish the evening with UCLA vs Utah.

Not bad for London, England! I pay £10/month for NASN (North American Sports Network), and in the fall, it is money well spent!

Now if I can only find someone to bring me some roasting ears, a couple Lazlo's microbrews, and a Rib Eye Steak from Misty's, I can achieve Maslow's level of self-actualization.

Cheers all
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High Brass by Eclipse, Selmer, Olds, B&H, Conn
Mouthpieces by Warburton, Egger, Curry, Conn
Restorations by Leigh McKinney

[WxJeff]

Truly, it is once again a happy time of the year. Hope springs eternal across the land (well, unless you're a student at Duke University.) Yeah, lh, I guess you have to wait until "Sunday" to catch up on all the Pac-10 scores!

[Clarino]

£10 per month was too much to get what NASN provided, particularly when NFL is on Sky Sports. We got it for the NHL, but that seems to have disappeared, so it seemed a bit pointless to keep paying for it for college (American) Football and MLB (can't get into Baseball).

[lh]

The NASN programming scheme provided fantastic coverage of the NHL last year, especially ALL of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It also does real well with NCAA football and the NCAA basketball tournament. For my tastes, it shows too much MLB (I follow the playoffs and the series, but the rest of the season is a bit much) and way too much NBA (I'll take none, thank you).

Even though I don't really watch it 5 months of the year, it does give me my hit of sports from back home. I find myself watching more and more UK and world sport on BBC, Sky, and Eurosport (football, winter sports, athletics, rugby) each year, although snooker, darts, and international cricket will have to wait.....
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High Brass by Eclipse, Selmer, Olds, B&H, Conn
Mouthpieces by Warburton, Egger, Curry, Conn
Restorations by Leigh McKinney