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racingtoaredlight · 3 years

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THE DEGENERATE’S GUIDE TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL TV WATCH ‘EM UPS 2021: WEEK FOUR: EVAN HANSEN WEEK

See, don’t we all feel like we know stuff now? I told you last week would give us an impression that we’re now safe to expect things. Of course that’s folly but it’s good to feel like an expert.

If you are staying home today instead of marathoning Dear Evan Hansen at your local movie theater, perhaps I could interest you in some football and maybe even some gambling to go with it?

Here are your non-Evan Hansen options for watching up all the filmed entertainment your brain can handle. All the times are eastern and the lines are the aggregates from Las Vegas, current at the time of writing.

Saturday, September 25

No. 12 Notre Dame vs. No. 18 Wisconsin (Soldier Field in Chicago) | 12 p.m. | FOX

If all goes according to plan this will be well nigh unwatchable save for Notre Dame losing at the end.

No. 2 Georgia at Vanderbilt | 12 p.m. | SEC Network

Anderson Cooper is our current most famous scion of the Vanderbilt family. His elderly mother wants to carry his baby.

Missouri at Boston College | 12 p.m. | ESPN2

I am way too tired to care about all this shit right now.

Bowling Green at Minnesota | 12 p.m. | ESPNU

Wagner at Temple | 12 p.m. | ESPN+

Miami (Ohio) at Army | 12 p.m. | CBSSN

FIU at Central Michigan | 12 p.m. | ESPN+

Richmond at Virginia Tech | 12 p.m. | ACC Network

LSU at Mississippi State | 12 p.m. | ESPN

Boise State at Utah State | 12 p.m. | CBS

Villanova at No. 6 Penn State | 12 p.m.

New Hampshire at Pitt | 12 p.m. | ESPN+/ACCNX

Ohio at Northwestern | 12 p.m. | Big Ten Network

SMU at TCU | 12 p.m. | FS1

Texas Tech at Texas | 12 p.m. | ABC

Central Connecticut at Miami (Fla.) | 12:30 p.m. | ESPN3

Miami fans are dreaming of getting Mario Cristobal to coach The U next fall but I’m too busy thinking about how they could lose to Central Connecticut to believe that’s possible.

UMass at No. 17 Coastal Carolina | 1 p.m. | ESPN+

San Jose State at Western Michigan | 2 p.m. | ESPN+

Washington State at Utah | 2:30 p.m. | Pac-12 Network

No. 7 Texas A&M at No. 16 Arkansas (AT&T

Stadium in Arlington, Texas) | 3:30 p.m. | CBS

Rutgers at No. 19 Michigan | 3:30 p.m. | ABC

Wyoming at UConn | 3:30 p.m. | CBSSN

No. 14 Iowa State at Baylor | 3:30 p.m. | FOX

Colorado State at No. 5 Iowa | 3:30 p.m. | FS1

UTSA at Memphis | 3:30 p.m. | ESPNU

No. 9 Clemson at NC State | 3:30 p.m. | ESPN

Towson at San Diego State | 3:30 p.m. | Stadium

Louisville at Florida State | 3:30 p.m. | ESPN2

Illinois at Purdue | 3:30 p.m. | Big Ten Network

Kent State at Maryland | 3:30 p.m. | Big Ten Network

Penn at Lafayette | 3:30 p.m. | ESPN+

Kansas at Duke | 4 p.m. | ACC Network

Georgia State at No. 23 Auburn | 4 p.m. | SEC Network

Charleston Southern at East Carolina | 6 p.m. | ESPN+

Louisiana at Georgia Southern | 6 p.m. | ESPN+

Buffalo at Old Dominion | 6 p.m. | ESPN+

No. 24 UCLA at Stanford | 6 p.m. | PAC-12 Network

Western Carolina at Gardner-Webb | 6 p.m. | ESPN+

North Carolina Central at North Carolina A&T | 6 p.m. | ESPN+

Texas Southern at Rice | 6:30 p.m. | ESPN3

Tennessee at No. 11 Florida | 7 p.m. | ESPN

Kentucky at South Carolina | 7 p.m. | ESPN2

Nebraska at No. 20 Michigan State | 7 p.m. | FS1

North Texas at Louisiana Tech | 7 p.m. | Stadium

No. 25 Kansas State at Oklahoma State | 7 p.m. | ESPN+

Navy at Houston | 7 p.m. | ESPNU

No. 21 North Carolina vs. Georgia Tech (Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia) | 7:30 p.m. | ACC Network

Southern Miss at No. 1 Alabama | 7:30 p.m. | SEC Network

West Virginia at No. 4 Oklahoma | 7:30 p.m. | ABC

Akron at No. 10 Ohio State | 7:30 p.m. | Big Ten Network

Hawai'i at New Mexico State | 8 p.m. | Bally Sports

Indiana at Western Kentucky | 8 p.m. | CBSSN

Troy at UL Monroe | 8 p.m. | ESPN+

FAU at Air Force | 8 p.m. | FS

UAB at Tulane | 8 p.m. | ESPN+

New Mexico at UTEP | 9 p.m. | ESPN+

Cal at Washington | 9:30 p.m. | PAC-12 Network

South Florida at No. 15 BYU | 10:15 p.m. | ESPN2

Arizona at No. 3 Oregon | 10:30 p.m. | ESPN

Oregon State at USC | 10:30 p.m. | FS1

Colorado at Arizona State | 10:30 p.m. | ESPNU

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lizzizzie-blog · 7 years

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d) all of the above

Today is a the anniversary of a significant event in my life. I am resultingly (I might have made this word up but I’m sticking with it) emotional, and instead of baking cookies or wrapping presents or taking a shower or doing laundry or actually getting caught up with my work-work, I am feeling my feelings and I’ve been reflecting on what has been an incredibly intense year.

Things that happened in 2017:

In the last few days of 2016, I fell in love so hard with a TV show about Norwegian teens. I’ve made friends as a result who I talk to regularly and are super important to me. I’ve taken two trips to meet them (Boston and Philly) and I’ve planned my first real international trip/vacation (Oslo, Norway, January 2018) as a result. Honestly, nobody saw this one coming.

January: I officially started my new job that it turns out is really really hard and stressful and exhilarating and kicks my ass. I mostly work from home (an adjustment in itself) but also travel frequently. This year I’ve been to: Monroe, Louisiana; Louisville, Kentucky; Atlanta and Newnan, Georgia; Selma, Alabama; Bay City, Texas; Austin, Texas; New York City; Freehold, New Jersey; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Las Vegas - some more than once.

In February, I experienced hot springs for the first time in Colorado for my sister-in-law-to-be’s bachelorette party.

In March, I turned 30. My husband and friends threw a perfect, stupid, fun, whimsical, casual party for me and I felt so lucky. There were Harry Potter puns. There were buttons with my bitmoji on them. There was a dinosaur beer luge ice sculpture and many delicious beers. I got to play and dance to “I Feel It Coming” twice.

In April, I officiated the wedding ceremony of my brother and the aforementioned sister-in-law, in Maryland.

In May, the husband quit his job and we bought a record store. I mean, what?! What!!!

In June, the husband almost cut off his fingers in a hedge trimmers vs. hand incident, resulting in us missing another wedding. That was fun

In July, I married another of my best friends as a co-officiant with another of our best friends, in Michigan.

In August, I saw the total solar eclipse in St. Louis! It was the coolest, spookiest, most amazing thing. Bizarrely moving. During that trip, I also:

Met and held and loved on the baby of someone I grew up with/a childhood bestie, for the first time. Wow.

Felt a fetus kick inside of a human tummy for the first time ever, and it happened to be my very best friend. A small moment of magic.

In August, I got a tattoo. My first. Possibly only. I’m not sure.

In October, I told myself, and then my husband, and then the internet / People of Facebook, that I’m pansexual, because it’s not a secret. And I was met with all the both incredible support and curious and/or confused questions that people who do that sort of thing are met with. This has been bizarre.

A few times, I wrote things about myself and published them in a blog and told actual people I know about it. This one is still a struggle too.

And that’s not an exhaustive list. Plenty of other significant and joyful moments happened with other people I love, as well, including 30th birthday parties and pregnancy announcements and engagements and even a anniversary / birthday / retirement party for the in-laws. I also learned that another of our couple-friends are getting a divorce. The point is... it’s been SO much of significance in so little time. I’ve never been so stressed and scared and tired, but I’ve also never been so thrilled and inspired and in love with other people. I’ve never felt more overwhelmed with life, but I’ve also never been this accepting of myself. It’s been a lot. It’s still a lot. It always is. When I was little, I think I thought that joy and love were the antidote to grief and pain. Or that sadness and stress negated happiness and laughter and light. That these things were mutually exclusive. Now, I’m still constantly struck by how MUCH life is. How many different things I feel during any given year, month, week, day, or moment. But when I reflect, I think I actually learned this early. Joy and pain don’t cancel each other out; they complement and amplify each other. They make each other real, and the reality of life is that we will experience both, and feeling one doesn’t invalidate feeling the other. I learned this in October of my senior year of high school when I was having the time of my life with my friends in band, dance team, show choir, and the senior play, and then my cousin died, out of nowhere. It was awful and I was confused and angry and devastated, but life didn’t stop. It didn’t stop me loving my friends or having fun in my various activities or falling in love with a boy over the next several months. It was all of that, all at once. It affected me profoundly, every day, but life didn’t stop. My junior year of college, a friend of mine had a really intense health scare that involved passing out followed by emergency surgery, and eventual diagnosis with a genetic disorder that made it very dangerous to operate on her and would mean precarious health going forward. She was my “Partner,” as we were co-Morale-Captains of the Red team for our college’s Dance Marathon event in April, which raised money for Children’s Miracle Network. Planning and organizing for the event began with weekly meetings in the fall, and this committee was incredibly close knit, with Partners put together and assigned colors based on specific shared traits. So, this happened in February, the night before my boyfriend’s birthday. We found out during our weekly meeting, and we left to go to her apartment, where all her sorority sisters were, and essentially held vigil until the surgery was over. It was days before we really knew if she was going to be okay, including Valentine’s Day. I ate a Dove chocolate heart with the message “discover how much your heart can hold.” And that resonated with me so much. I was feeling so much. I kept the wrapper. Taped it to a piece of index card. I still carry it in my wallet. I turned 21 in March, while she was home recovering. I was so sad to be without my Partner on the committee and so worried about her. She, somewhat miraculously, did get to come to Dance Marathon, in her wheelchair. I was so happy she was there. It was such a relief. She got better, and graduated and got a job and got married and bought a house and got a dog. Then, years later, she had another complication, and after multiple attempts to save her, she died. This was a week after my wedding and the day after we got home from our honeymoon. It was horrible, of course, and right in the middle of one of the most loving and joyous times in my life. Again, it was all happening at once. More than I thought my heart could hold. (She was one of the funniest people I’ve ever known. Her humor was clever and quick and biting. So charismatic. Her attention made you feel special and people adored her.) To conclude this meandering, self-involved mess, I need to flash back again. To my senior year of college, fall semester 2008. Dance Marathon had finished the previous spring, and I’d tried out to be my college’s mascot, and gotten it. It was amazing. But it was a secret. Part of our tradition was that nobody is supposed to know who the humans inside the costume were. And so naturally that leads to much speculation about who they are, and we had to be careful to avoid being found out. I was dating a person who’d been the mascot the year before, and we didn’t have any reason to know each other in real life, so we were dating in secret, essentially, as well.

He happened to be best friends with a girl from my hometown, who I’d been friends with in high school, who also went to our college. She’d graduated that spring and was in Cincinnati for her master’s. She invited us down to see her perform in a play for the church she’d joined there - serious production value - 9 years ago today. We were going to stay with her for the weekend, too. At the play, she was flying around suspended on a harness high up in the air for her role as a wise man. Maybe 20 minutes in, at the end of a song, she struck a pose, her hardness malfunctioned, and she fell to the floor. I don’t remember much of what happened next, but our seats were very high up and we could not see at all what was happening. Somehow they stopped and everyone filed out and they called an ambulance. Somehow her friends found us and we got to the hospital with them. We waited hours. Eventually her parents arrived, met with doctors, and asked us to leave. We drove all the way back to our college town and crashed. A few hours later, her friend called my boyfriend, waking us up, to tell her they had removed her from life support and she had died. It was, of course, traumatic, tragic, and devastating. It was such a bizarre time. So hard, and so painful. Some of my worst days ever. But at the same time, set during the backdrop what was objectively the time of my life. I was a senior in college and I was the mascot. Literally living a dream of mine, having an absolute blast. Then this, in the middle of finals … having to tell my professors what had happened and why I needed extra time. I skipped my only mascot event the night of the day we found out she died.

After that, mascotting became an escape from it. A place where I could go for a few hours and forget my shit. I could focus on entertaining others, on nothing but being an anonymous vessel of enthusiasm and joy and love, on the eventual physical exhaustion of it. A way to clear my head. And then Christmas was happening, and right back to the next semester. Life didn’t slow down. It was everything at once. Horrific and traumatic and devastating, but the love I experienced in speaking with other people who knew her after she died, of meeting people she knew who looked up to her the same way that I did, the joy of living my dream and escaping reality as the mascot, the way my boyfriend and I somehow got each other through that time ... all of it was real and valid and happening, too. Looking back on that time 9 years ago, I don’t know how I survived. But, that’s sort of what we always do, isn’t it? We love the shit out of each other and we get by. And the weird thing is, December and the holidays are still the same now… the circumstances are ever-changing, of course, but there’s always the painful melancholy of missing people that you love, coupled with the stress of it all, then combined with so much warmth and comfort. It’s a lot. It’s all of it at once. And we’re doing it together. Life is rich, y’all. <3

“So, this is my life. And I want you to know that I am both happy and sad and I'm still trying to figure out how that could be.” �� The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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Published: November 14, 2018

FOX Sports and Premier Boxing Champions yesterday announced eight televised world title fights in the first three months of the new deal, featuring eight world champions and more than two dozen of the world's best boxers going toe-to-toe. The schedule includes five world-class boxing fight nights live on FOX and FOX Deportes, four more on FS1 and FOX Deportes, and the first FOX PBC Pay-Per-View in March. "We're thrilled to have Premier Boxing Champions' brightest stars coming to FOX Sports reaching the biggest audiences on broadcast television," says Mark Silverman, FOX Sports President, National Networks. "The 2019 PBC schedule kicks off with high-stakes action and excitement, making FOX the premier home for boxing and the continued leader in live sporting events." Schedule highlights include world champion twins Jermall and Jermell Charlo defending their titles in separate fights live in primetime on FOX on December 22; followed by welterweight champion Keith Thurman's ring return on FOX January 26; featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz headlining on FOX February 23; 147-pound Champ Shawn Porter defending his world title March 9 on FOX; and the blockbuster showdown between welterweight Champ Errol Spence Jr. and four-division world champion Mikey Garcia, on FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View March 16, live from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

FOX Sports and FOX Deportes also announced the on-air personalities who will call all the thrilling action. Former heavyweight world Champion Lennox Lewis and former lightweight world champion Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini join FOX Sports as boxing analysts, while Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Chris Myers and Emmy Award-nominee Kenny Albert serve as blow-by-blow announcers. Seasoned FOX broadcaster Kate Abdo joins as a studio and fight night host. Plus, Boxing Hall of Famer Larry Hazzard works as a Rules Expert/Unofficial Scorer. FOX Deportes taps International Boxing Hall of Fame member and former four-division world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales, working with Jaime Motta and Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award winner Jessi Losada. More on the FOX Sports PBC Schedule: Jermall Charlo vs. Willie Monroe, Jr. and Jermell Charlo vs. Tony Harrison, Saturday, December 22, 2018, 8:00 PM ET on FOX. Barclays Center, Brooklyn Twin titans kick off the new season of PBC on FOX, as Jermall Charlo (27-0, 21 KOs) defends his WBC interim middleweight title against top-rated contender Willie Monroe, Jr. (23-3, 6 KOs), while Jermell Charlo (31-0, 15 KOs) makes the fourth defense of his WBC Super Welterweight Championship against hard hitting former title challenger Tony Harrison (27-2, 21 KOs). Rounding out the evening, WBC mandatory challenger and 2012 U.S. Olympian Dominic "Trouble" Breazeale (19-1, 17 KOs) battles Carlos Negron (20-1, 16 KOs), a member of the Puerto Rican boxing team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Jose Uzcategui vs. Caleb Plant, Sunday, January 13, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FS1. Microsoft Theater at L.A. Live in Los Angeles IBF Super Middleweight Champion Jose Uzcategui (28-2, 23 KOs) battles undefeated, top-rated challenger Caleb Plant (17-0, 10 KOs). Keith Thurman vs. Josesito Lopez, Saturday, January 26, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FOX. Barclays Center, Brooklyn Undefeated WBA Welterweight Champion Keith Thurman (28-0, 22 KOs) ends a long injury layoff to defend his title and starts to reclaim the division against battle-hardened veteran Josesito Lopez (36-7, 19 KOs). Also that evening, Adam Kownacki (18-0, 14 KOs), one of the fastest rising stars in the heavyweight division, takes on his toughest challenge to date when he steps in against U.S. Navy veteran and USC football standout Gerald Washington (19-2-1, 12 KOs). Leo Santa Cruz vs. Miguel Flores, Saturday, February 16, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FOX. Los Angeles WBA Featherweight Champion Leo Santa Cruz (35-1-1, 19 KOs), one of the highest volume punchers in the sport, defends his title against the always tough Miguel Flores (23-2, 11 KOs). Plus, former WBC Lightweight Champion Omar Figueroa Jr. (27-0-1, 19 KOs) returns after a long injury layoff to face former title challenger John Molina Jr. (30-7, 24 KOs). Anthony Dirrell vs. Avni Yildirim, Saturday, February 23, 2019, 10:00 PM ET on FS1. The Armory, Minneapolis Former WBC Super Middleweight Champion Anthony Dirrell (32-1-1, 24 KOs) battles once-beaten Avni Yildirim (21-1), who faces the stiffest competition of his career, in a clash for the vacant WBC Super Middleweight Championship. Shawn Porter vs. Yordenis Ugas, Saturday, March 9, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FOX. Las Vegas WBC Welterweight Champion Shawn Porter (29-2-1, 17 KOs) makes his first title defense against top-rated mandatory challenger Yordenis Ugas (23-3, 11 KOs), who gets his first world title shot. Errol Spence Jr. vs. Mikey Garcia, Saturday, March 16, 2019, 9:00 PM ET on FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View. AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas In one of the most highly anticipated and intriguing matches in boxing, IBF Welterweight Champion Errol Spence (24-0, 21 KOs) will defend his title against four-division world champion and current WBC Lightweight Champion Mikey Garcia (39-0, 30 KOs), who is moving up two weight classes to challenge Spence. Lamont Peterson vs. Sergey Lipinets, Sunday, March 24, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FS1. MGM National Harbor, Oxon Hill, MD Former junior welterweight and welterweight world champion Lamont Peterson (35-4-1, 17 KOs) clashes with former junior welterweight champion Sergey Lipinets (14-1, 10 KOs). Caleb Truax vs. Peter Quillin, Saturday, April 13, 2019, 10:00 PM ET on FS1. The Armory, Minneapolis Former super middleweight champion Caleb Truax (30-4-2, 19 KOs) meets former middleweight champion Peter Quillin (34-1-1, 23 KOs) in a battle to determine who climbs back into title contention. Danny Garcia vs. Adrian Granados, Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 PM ET on FOX. Former junior welterweight and welterweight champion Danny Garcia (34-2, 20 KOs) wants to rebound from a razor-thin loss in his last bout to take on battle-tested Adrian Granados (20-6-2, 14 KOs). FOX Sports PBC Additional Dates: (Fights confirmed on a later date.) Saturday, May 11, 2019, FOX Saturday, May 25, 2019, FS1 Saturday, June 1, 2019, FS1 Sunday, June 23, 2019, FOX Saturday, July 13, 2019, FS1 Saturday, July 20, 2019, FOX Saturday, August 3, 2019, FOX Saturday, August 24, 2019, FS1 Sunday, September 1, 2019, FOX Saturday, September 21, 2019, FS1 Saturday, November 9, 2019, FS1 Saturday, December 14, 2019 on FOX Saturday, December 21, 2019 on FS1 With the recently announced four-year deal, the FOX broadcast network will feature 10 marquee fight nights in prime time each year, while FS1 and FOX Deportes will telecast 12 fight nights annually. The package includes FOX Sports-PBC Pay-Per-View events. The Emmy Award-winning FOX Sports production team will produce more than 175 hours of original PBC boxing content per year across its channels. All PBC on FOX Sports events and programming will be streamed live on the FOX Sports app, available in English or Spanish through the FOX, FS1 or FOX Deportes feeds. FOX Sports will offer a platform inside the app to allow viewers to stream the PPV events. In addition, FOX Sports Digital will have a dedicated FOXSports.com and FOX Sports App page for PBC coverage, in addition to dedicated YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels. FOX Sports and PBC launched the highly regarded primetime boxing series TOE-TO-TOE TUESDAYS on FS1 and FOX Deportes in the fall of 2015, featuring PBC's brightest up-and-coming boxers. The deal was expanded to include several fight nights on the FOX broadcast network, including exciting title fights such as heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder defending his title in February of 2016, July of 2016, and again in February of 2017, plus the exciting welterweight showdown between Danny Garcia and Robert Guerrero in January of 2016.

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Super 8 BBQ techniques for 2018

Another New Year already?! It seems like just yesterday I was writing my blog on BBQ Trends for 2017. It’s time to dust off my crystal ball for the trends that will shape barbecue in 2018. But first, a quick review of my 2017 predictions. Some came to pass and some didn’t.

Consider Trend #1: How (or more precisely HHOW) our food is raised matters as much as how we grill it. (The acronym, by the way, stands for Heritage, Heirloom, Organic, and Wild.) This one certainly shaped the way we shopped, barbecued, and grilled in 2017 and it will continue to do so this year.

Likewise, we certainly saw a lot of new steak cuts (trend #7) this year, from spinelis to Vegas strip steaks. And we certainly “cavemanned everything” (Trend #5) in 2017, grilling not just steak, but lobster, corn, even pineapple directly on the embers. Of course there were a few trends I misread. Middle Eastern grilling (Trend #3) didn’t go mainstream quite the way I predicted (be patient—it may still), and almond wood (Trend #10) never left California as the must-have new grilling fuel.

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Well, a new year is upon us and with it a new set of predictions. So in no particular order:

Fusion ’que: Call it globalization’s upside. Call it melting pot extreme. It’s what happens when traditional American barbecue meets authentic ethnic cuisine and it’s happening more and more across the country. Case in point: the brisket ramen (Japanese noodle soup) served at Kemuri Tatsuya in Austin, Texas. Or the brisket tacos dished up at The Pit Room in Houston. (Like many of the new wave barbecue joints, they make their tortillas from scratch here, using—what else?—brisket drippings.) Look for more East-West mash-ups in the coming year, and be sure to let us know via Facebook or Barbecue Board what cuisines are fusing in your region.

Philanthro-’que (food philanthropy): When Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston, Stan Hays and his Operation BBQ Relief roared in to provide hot meals to the thousands of people left homeless (and kitchen-less) by the storm. Since founding Operation BBQ Relief in 2011, the CNN Hero and his army of volunteers have served more than 1.7 million meals in 24 states to more than 40 communities that have suffered from devastating natural disasters. In a similar vein, the Spanish born super-chef, Jose Andres (whose restaurants include the amazing live fire chop house Bazaar Meat in Las Vegas) boarded one of the first planes to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria devastated the island. To date he’s served nearly 2 million people—dwarfing the efforts of FEMA. So what can you do? For starters, donate your time, barbecue rig, or cash to Operation BBQ, learn more here.

Veal is back: Remember veal? That mild, sweet meat so spectacular grilled in the form of a veal chop? After decades of pariah status (and chef boycotts) on account of the cruel confinement conditions under which factory farms raised calves, veal is finally returning to restaurant menus and meat markets. But this time you can eat it with a clean conscience thanks to a new generation of ranchers that are raising calves in herds on pasture grass outdoors. Lori Dunn of Strauss Meats (the veal purveyor I use) reports that veal sales soared more than 10 percent last year. So how do you know you’re getting humanely raised veal? Look for the words “pastured” or “group raised” on the label. For ideas on how to grill this terrific meat, click here.

Thin chops and steaks: For decades, when it came to meat, bigger has always meant better: bible-thick steaks; baseball-dwarfing filet mignons; porterhouses that bury the plate. So imagine my surprise to find “thin cut” pork chops (with spicy mustard and grapes) on the menu and hot off the wood-burning grill at the trendy El Che Bar in Chicago. Or a whole article praising thin steaks and chops in a popular food magazine. The fact is that thicker doesn’t always mean better, and thin steaks and chops offer many advantages. They marinate and cook faster, offering a higher ratio of spice and smoke to meat. They expose more of the meat to the searing heat of the fire, resulting in a crustier, more savory exterior. Of course, Korean and Japanese grill masters have understood the virtues of thin steaks for decades. A 2-inch thick porterhouse is a steak of splendor, but so can be a half-inch-thick rib-eye. One final advantage: thin cuts often cost less per serving than thick ones.

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Planchas get smoky: The Spanish call it a plancha; Argentineans, a champa; and you even find it in Italy, where it goes by the name of piastra. I speak, of course, of a thick steel griddle you place on the grill for cooking small foods, like shrimp, fragile foods like fish and tofu, and foods you wouldn’t normally grill, like sunny-side up eggs. If you’ve read my blog, you know my fondness for plancha grilling. What’s new is using a plancha for smoking. Here’s how it works: Set up a charcoal grill for direct grilling. Heat and oil the plancha. The moment before you put on the food, add a couple handfuls of unsoaked hardwood chips to the fire. Then add the food, cover the grill, and use the plancha’s searing heat to crust the exterior. Meanwhile, the trapped wood smoke will flavor the food, producing chops, shellfish, and fish fillets with extraordinary texture and flavor.

The rise of the pork steak: If you come from anywhere on Planet Barbecue, you know the virtues of a pork shoulder. Cut that shoulder crosswise into 1/2- to 3/4-inch-thick steaks on a meat saw, and you wind up with one of the best kept secrets in the world of grilling: the pork shoulder steak. Thanks to its generous marbling and intrinsically tender meat, the pork steak is moister than a pork chop or loin chop and every bit as tender (if not more so). It also costs considerably less. Pork steaks readily absorb the flavors of rubs, marinades, mops, dips, and smoke and fire—a virtue well known to people in St. Louis (who grill and simmer them with a local barbecue sauce called Maul’s), and folks from Monroe County, Kentucky, who grill pork steaks, then dip them in a fiery mixture of hot sauce, melted butter, and lemon juice. Pork steaks can be hard to find in some regions, but if you make friends with your butcher, he/she should be able to cut them for you to order.

Hasselback potatoes: OK, so there’s nothing new about hasselback potatoes, those crisp, buttery-cheesy, accordion-cut roasted potatoes invented at the Hasselbacken restaurant in Sweden (in business since the 1700s) and still served there today. What is new is how we cook them—on the grill—adding hardwood chips to the fire to generate wood smoke. Potatoes + butter + plus parmesan makes an unforgettable vegetable, and that’s before you perfume it with wood smoke. What’s also new is a nifty hasselback potato cutter to facilitate the delicate task of making razor thin parallel incisions in the potatoes to cause them to fan open, producing the effect of potato chips on the bone.

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Salt slab desserts: These thick slabs of pink Himalayan salt have become hot sellers at grill and cookware shops. You’ve probably used them like cedar planks to roast fish; like bricks, to grill chicken; and even as salt-seasoned serving platters. What you might not realize is how great salt slabs are for grilling and smoke-roasting desserts. Preheat the salt slab slowly (this prevents cracking) and arrange brown sugar and butter-stuffed pears, honey- and coconut-basted bananas, or even marshmallow-topped brownies on the slab. Indirect grill or smoke as you would on a cedar plank. The slab delivers a mild even heat, while the salt seems to counterpoint and accentuate the dessert’s sweetness.

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The degenerate’s guide to college football TV watch ‘em ups, 2019 season, week 1, part 3

Time to kick back and stop writing so much. I’ve earned it. I’m not going through all of my gambling advice to see if I did really awesome. Pretty sure Georgia Tech beat the spread against Clemson. Direct hit! So I am your guru.

Gambles with me and find the worst college football a viewer can find, I says. That’s the best way to live on a Saturday in the fall. Well, close enough.

What is there to say about this slate of games that hasn’t already been said? The schedules are per FBSchedules. The gambling infos are per Vegas Insider. If you lose money that’s on you. If you win money I’ve earned a commission. I’m just going ahead and taking this all the way through Monday because I’m already bored of this season.

Saturday, August 31

Matchup Time (ET) TV/Mobile

South Alabama at 24 Nebraska 12:00pm ESPN

Nebraska is ranked. USA is probably not the team to expose them but that’s a mistake. Scott Frost is going to have to rely on an even lower tier of Florida talent to win in a tougher conference. He’s got believers for now.

Indiana vs. Ball State (in Indianapolis, IN) 12:00pm CBSSN

Indiana is a 17 point favorite. Is that a typo?

Toledo at Kentucky 12:00pm SECN

There are way too many footballs for me to deal with right now. I’m just gonna start listing off winners and throwing out numbers that have nothing to do with betting lines. Kentucky by 4!

University of Mississippi at Memphis 12:00pm ABC

Memphis by 18!

Northern Iowa at 21 Iowa State 12:00pm FS1

I was wrong about David Montgomery! Sort of. I said he wouldn’t go as the first running back and wouldn’t go in the first round. Direct hits!

Indiana State at Kansas 12:00pm FSN

Oh, shit, here we go! I actually stopped to look this one up because of course I’m interested in Les Miles at Kansas. His presence has probably changed this from a pick ‘em to a -4.5 for Kansas. Plus: Kansas is favored! Minus: Indiana State has one good athlete in school history and he played basketball for them 40 years ago. And Kansas is only favored by 4.5.

Mississippi State vs. Louisiana (in New Orleans, LA) 12:00pm ESPNU

Never going to learn which directional LA school goes by Louisiana. Miss State by 1!

Howard at Maryland 12:00pm BTN

Talent usually wins out. Howard by 14.

Florida Atlantic at 5 Ohio State 12:00pm FOX

FAU by 35.

East Carolina at NC State 12:00pm ACCN

NC State by something.

Boise State at Florida State 12:00pm ESPNews

LOL - this was such a good game when it was scheduled. Who would have guessed that neither team would be ranked and it would air as an ACCNe alternate? Boise by 20.

Akron at Illinois 12:00pm BTN

Poor poor Illinois.

James Madison at West Virginia 2:00pm ATTSN

Not sure I’m ready for the next chapter of WFV football, tbch.

Rhode Island at Ohio 2:00pm ESPN+

Is ESPN+ considered a higher tier or lower tier than ESPNNews?

Bucknell at Temple 3:00pm ESPN3

Finally, the Manny Diaz Era kicks off for Temple football.

Eastern Washington at 13 Washington 3:00pm Pac-12N

Jacob Eason is going to get drafted over Jake Fromm. UDub by 58.

Eastern Michigan at Coastal Carolina 3:30pm ESPN+

CCU by 32. Book it.

Georgia State at Tennessee 3:30pm ESPNU

Tennessee still sucks. At least we all have that.

Holy Cross at Navy 3:30pm CBSSN

Navy has been destroyed by injuries the last couple of seasons but maybe they can get some good luck this year and get back to winning 10 and beating Notre Dame? Middies by 600 rushing yards.

ETSU at Appalachian State 3:30pm ESPN+

Appy State by 32.

South Carolina vs. North Carolina (in Charlotte, NC) 3:30pm ESPN

Mack Brown is back in Chapel Hill but there isn’t a lot of talent there. There’s a decent amount of talent at USCe but Coach Boom is still there. Sakerlina by 12.

Duke vs. 2 Alabama (in Atlanta, GA) 3:30pm ABC

Bammers by 64, Tua back in the good graces of Heisman voters.

Colgate at Air Force 3:30pm ESPN3

Toothpaste by 8.

Idaho at 15 Penn State 3:30pm BTN

Idaho self-relegated and rewarded themselves with a trip to Stepford. Penn State is going to win by 80.

Portland State at Arkansas 4:00pm SECN

Virginia Tech at Boston College 4:00pm ACCN

This might be two good teams. I’m not sure.

Northwestern at 25 Stanford 4:00pm FOX

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Montana State at Texas Tech 4:00pm FSN

Lubbock is less handsome this year but they could be better for it. Montana State by 3.

Campbell at Troy 6:00pm ESPN+

This is a huge rivalry between former frat brothers. Troy by 27.

Incarnate Word at UTSA 6:00pm ESPN3

Isn’t Incarnate Word working towards D-1A or some nonsense? The FKA Cokers are still ESPN3 material, which means they’re better than FSU and Boise State. UTSA by 33.

Sam Houston State at New Mexico 6:00pm MWN

New Mexico is only a 9 point favorite. That seems bad. Sam Houston State Houston Sams with the big upset here. 5 point win, 8-3.

22 Syracuse at Liberty 6:00pm ESPN+

I have no doubt in my mind that Bernie guy actually was a child molester but ESPN’s story was based on a guy saying they had sex when he was like 21 years old. I never understood that. Anyway, you absolutely hate to see Syracuse ranked in any sport. It’s an affront against god and man. Liberty is also an affront against god and man. But at least the Falwell’s pay their young male escorts exceptionally well. Liberty by 12.

UC Davis at California 6:30pm Pac-12N

Berkley vs. Davis. At least one of these starting QBs will be a mid-round prospect next year that some NFL fan base is forced to pretend they’re excited about.

VMI at Marshall 6:30pm Stadium

Marshall by 47.

Monmouth at Western Michigan 7:00pm ESPN3

Monmouth in a blowout, 14-13.

Stephen F. Austin at Baylor 7:00pm ESPN+

As much as I want the Six Million Dollar Men to beat the only athletic program as hateful as Sparty or Penn State, I don’t think they have the bionic powers to do it. Six million dollars isn’t really very much for a football player in Texas.

SMU at Arkansas State 7:00pm ESPN+

Oh, yeah, Arkansas State is the one that’s FBS-level, not Central Arkansas. Oh, well, nothing we can do about that now. Fade SMU and take the over. Whatever that may mean.

Norfolk State at Old Dominion 7:00pm ESPN3

Soon to be the state’s premier football rivalry, no doubt. The ODU #45s are the obvious favorite here. I bet they win by 22 points. So gamble accordingly.

Nicholls at Kansas State 7:00pm ESPN+

The excitement is palpable! Can Les Miles lead his gang of criminals to victory over the world’s premier screenwriting fellowship? YOU COULDN’T WRITE A BETTER UNDERDOG STORY THAN THAT!

Illinois State at NIU 7:00pm ESPN+

Fuck this game. NIU by 3 or so, I guess.

Alcorn State at Southern Miss 7:00pm ESPN+

25 years ago Air McNair II was leading Alcorn State and he should have won a Heisman and I have no other thoughts on this.

Abilene Christian at North Texas 7:30pm ESPN+

Go Spencer’s school! Beat the fucking Christians! I hate Christians!

16 Auburn vs. 11 Oregon (in Arlington, TX) 7:30pm ABC

Oh, this is why they were showing the “for all the Tostitos” game yesterday. Well, my gut tells me the War Eagle Tigers are a better team than the Ducks but that’s just SEC bias, to be honest. Patrick Nix’s kid starts as a true freshman which, if history serves, means he’ll ball out tonight, get progressively worse through the season, get benched at some point, then get humiliated when he comes back as the starter in a rivalry game (the rivalry game in all of college football tbch) and then he’ll show up somewhere else next year with immediate eligibility because he’s not moving for some frivolous reason like his mom is dying and his family’s going bankrupt.

3 Georgia at Vanderbilt 7:30pm ESPN

Vandy got the homefield for this one. Weird opener UGA. But a “tough” conference win in the early going is worth some #1 votes. Georgia by 84.

Georgia Southern at 6 LSU 7:30pm SECN

LSU has the best player in college football this year. Expect him to be injured either this week or next.

Miami (Ohio) at 20 Iowa 7:30pm FS1

Iowa has some shiny NFL prospect on their roster but I forget who it is. Is this where the ePenis plays? Whatever, this game is for the kids. Every Iowa home game is for the kids. Hawkeyes by 23.

Middle Tennessee at 7 Michigan 7:30pm BTN

I have an inexplicable fondness for Jim Harbaugh but I can’t deny the joy I would get from seeing the Wolverines crash and burn in week 1. That’s always fun for everybody.

Missouri at Wyoming 7:30pm CBSSN

Mizzourah by 46.

Virginia at Pitt 7:30pm ACCN

I could have sworn UVA was ranked. Guess not. Pitt is the pits (!!!) so the Hoos should dominate. Virginia by 6.

Louisiana Tech at 10 Texas 8:00pm LHN

Horns at #10 seems dangerous. That’s a bad idea, isn’t it? I’ve got Texas unranked until proven otherwise. And UT losing week 1 would be even funnier than Michigan doing it.

Grambling State at ULM 8:00pm ESPN3

So Monroe isn’t the one that goes by “Louisiana” now.

Houston Baptist at UTEP 8:00pm ESPN+

Oh, come on. This game does not need to exist. UTEP -17.5 is probably fine.

UAPB at TCU 8:00pm FSN

TCU is unranked so they’ll go undefeated this year. Arkansas-Pine Box is going to get buried by 50+.

Weber State at San Diego State 9:00pm Facebook

Oh, yeah, here comes the fun stuff. The dumb stuff. Let’s hear it for the Mountain West! What SDSU rusher will capture my heart this season?

Southern Utah at UNLV 10:00pm MWN

Last home opener at Sam Boyd Stadium, a place hated by all who ever visited it. I am not in that number yet but when it cools down I might feel compelled.

New Mexico State at 23 Washington State 10:00pm Pac-12N

The very heart of Pac after darkness. Mike Leach has a new QB. Now what? Wazzou will still score but they will probably go back to stopping nobody. A year further removed from Alex Grinch is not going to help.

Fresno State at USC 10:30pm ESPN

USC had a real solid opportunity to fire Clay Helton but didn’t because it would have been too expensive. Think about how stupid that is. Go (CS)FSU.

Sunday, September 1

Matchup Time (ET) TV/Mobile

Houston at 4 Oklahoma 7:30pm ABC

Holgo to Houston feels like a circle is being completed somehow. Will the ghost of Jack Pardee smile down on the Cougs? D’Eriq King could go a long way towards becoming a national name with any sort of highlights in this one and, remember, Oklahoma’s defense has been remarkably bad the last several seasons. The o/u for this game is 83! Houston plus the points, baby, do it!

Monday, September 2

Matchup Time (ET) TV/Mobile

9 Notre Dame at Louisville 8:00pm ESPN

Brian Kelly really got a kid killed and the university paid his way out of it and he’s still coaching there and they’ll probably win 10+ games again this year. What a terrible world we live in.

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I've created the following Facebook event pages for each Grambling Football games in 2018 and some in the future. The goal is to have one place for all the information to help make Gramblinites and others more aware in order to be able attend and support. Find out game, hotel, alumni and party information when it becomes available . Click the links to RSVP. Click, like, share with your family and friends. Thank you. Oct 13th @Texas Southern https://www.facebook.com/events/328959324278620/?ti=as Oct 20th @Alcorn https://www.facebook.com/events/561659014204106/?ti=as Oct 27th Vs UAPB https://www.facebook.com/events/175554479726847/?ti=as Nov. 3rd vs Valley (Homecoming) https://www.facebook.com/events/171048616850361/?ti=as Nov. 10th @AAMU https://www.facebook.com/events/1629881203757716/?ti=as Nov. 24th 45th Bayou Classic https://www.facebook.com/events/543891099334133/?ti=as ................................. 2019 @ Univ. of La. Monroe 2019 https://www.facebook.com/events/679316798901121/?ti=cl @Louisiana Tech 2019 https://www.facebook.com/events/1785636298346265/?ti=cl @ State Fair Classic 2019 https://www.facebook.com/events/782468115431470/?ti=as Bayou Classic 2019 https://www.facebook.com/events/2152877808308525/?ti=cl ........... 2020 @ South Alabama 2020 https://www.facebook.com/events/2157461244533357/?ti=cl #GoGrambling #gramfam #gramblingstateuniversity #gsu_tigers #thegramblinite #whatsupwithfsub #grambling1901 #gmen #whynotgrambling #grambling1901 (at Grambling, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/Boo5tLGFr0n/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8lpk55ngcwc6

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The Bayou Bengals took Auburn to the wire on their last visit. (Photo by Acid Reign.)

War Eagle, everybody! Auburn opens its SEC schedule with a bang this week, hosting the LSU Tigers. I don’t think a lot of folks gave LSU much chance in the SEC Western Division title race this year, before play actually started. The LSU Tigers come into this game with a 2-0 record, after opening the season with a couple of blowout wins over Miami, and Southeastern Louisiana. Aside from Auburn’s victory over then-6th-ranked Washinton, LSU owns the second-most impressive SEC non-conference with thus far, after mashing the favored Hurricanes.

The winner of this game has a leg up on the SEC race. The loser will have to do some scrambling. It’s not impossible to lose to LSU, and still win the division. Auburn did exactly that, in 2013, and went on and played for a national title. Auburn loss the infamous “earthquake game” to LSU in 1988, 7-6, but still went on to win a share of the SEC Title. On the flip side of this equation, LSU was the SEC Western Division co-champion in 2002, after getting their clocks cleaned in Auburn, 31-7. Of course that year, both LSU and Auburn were beaten by co-champion Arkansas, who headed to the SEC Title Game in Atlanta, and got dismantled 31-3 by Georgia.

This week’s game will kick off at 2:30 PM Central Time, and it is the SEC game of the week. It will be broadcast nationally by CBS. Fans attending this one should pack the sunblock, and expect some heat. It will be around 90 degrees at kickoff, finishing in the early evening in the low 80s. A first quarter afternoon moon should be visible over Jordan Hare Stadium. We’ll have our usual trackemtigers.com open thread up and running, and I’ll have the play-by-play in our live-blog.

My thoughts on this one are that LSU will have real trouble bringing a sub-50-percent passer into Jordan Hare Stadium for his first SEC road game. As long as Auburn doesn’t play turnover-fest ball, I think Auburn comes out on top in this one.

I’ve read various sportswriters opining that the “SEC schedule is getting into full swing this week!” Glancing at the schedule, no. Not so much. This is very much another cupcake week, overall.

Our SEC early slate is Murray State at Kentucky, and North Texas at Tennessee. I can’t imagine either team losing those games, even if they have a let-down week.

Vanderbilt kicks off at Notre Dame, at 1:30 PM. This used to be when virtually every Auburn game kicked off! Some folks have Vandy as a dark horse in this game. I just don’t see it. Notre Dame just THROTTLED Michigan a couple of weeks ago, and made their quarterback Shea Patterson look inept. Vanderbilt’s shaky offense will have problems, I think.

Of course we have the LSU/Auburn tilt at 2:30 PM. Most SEC pundits these days are arguing whether Auburn is number 2 in the SEC West, or Mississippi State is. LSU would love to punch some folks’ tickets, this week.

We have a couple of 3:00 PM kickoffs. Colorado State, fresh off their come-from-behind win over Arkansas, will visit Florida. Which teams will show up for this one? Florida looked bad, losing to Kentucky. CSU looked bad, going 0-2 in both opening games, before rallying to deck Arkansas last week.

Arkansas hosts the North Texas Mean Green. This isn’t Mike Price’s team, anymore. A lot of folks think that North Texas will challenge for the Conference USA title, this year. After what we saw last week, Arkansas had better look out.

In the 6:00 PM slate, a number of games kick off, but most are just more lower-division blowout fodder. Alabama visits Ole Miss, and that will be the only other actual SEC vs. SEC game this week. I like Ole Miss chances to score maybe a few points in this game. Seeing as how their defense got shredded and gave up 41 points to Southern Illinois last weekend, I’m not sure they can slow Alabama’s potent offense down.

In other action at 6:00 PM, Mississippi State hosts Louisiana (formerly the SE La Ragin Cajuns), Texas A&M hosts Louisiana Monroe, and Missouri visits Purdue. I don’t expect any of these evening games to be close.

In Hurricane Florence news, South Carolina has canceled their game with Marshall. That’s a shame. Columbia is in the path of the storm, but it should mostly be a rain event in that part of South Carolina. Hey, they could have moved it to Atlanta, or something! Instead, what South Carolina has done is to take a non-conference win off their record, this year. Given that they play Clemson and usually lose most years, this puts them at risk of not making a bowl game.

On a related note, my hat is off to Coastal Carolina for playing their game against Campbell on Wednesday night. Kids got to play, and CC got another win on their record. Of course, their campus may be under water by this time tomorrow, but they got the win!

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Independence Bowl 2017: Florida State vs. Southern Miss score updates

You can catch the game on ESPN and WatchESPN.

Southern Miss is taking on Florida State in the Independence Bowl on Wednesday afternoon from Shreveport, Louisiana. Wednesday marks the 36th consecutive bowl appearance for the Noles.

First quarter

11:05, Southern Miss 6, Florida State 0

The Golden Eagles strike first on a five-yard touchdown run from quarterback Kwadra Griggs.

Click over here for the full 2017-2018 college football bowl game schedule as it’s announced throughout Sunday. The teams in this one:

The matchup is set…excited to welcome @SouthernMissFB and @FSUFootball town! What do you think @walk-ons?? http://pic.twitter.com/MjsF9Wy1S0

— Walk-On's Independence Bowl (@IndyBowl) December 3, 2017

Where is the Independence Bowl, and how can I watch?

Stadium and city: Independence Stadium in Shreveport, La.

Date and time: Dec. 27, 1:30 p.m. ET

TV and streaming: ESPN and WatchESPN

What should I know about the two teams in the Independence Bowl?

Florida State (6-6, 3-5 in ACC)

The Seminoles had a nightmare season, which began when quarterback Deondre Francois was lost for the season late in a Week 1 loss to then-No. 1 Alabama. The Noles did finish their year with three wins in a row against bad teams, though, and clinched bowl eligibility by beating UL-Monroe in a rescheduled game on championship weekend. They did that without Jimbo Fisher, who left after eight seasons to take the head coaching job at Texas A&M.

FSU has now played in a bowl game in a record 36 straight seasons, surpassing the 35 in a row reached by Nebraska between 1969 and 2003. (The NCAA doesn’t recognize FSU’s streak because of a vacated 2006 Emerald Bowl appearance, but that doesn’t mean we can’t recognize that the game existed.) This year was awful, but at least the streak lives.

For more, check out SB Nation’s Noles blog, Tomahawk Nation.

Southern Miss (8-4, 6-2 in Conference USA)

The Golden Eagles will bowl for the third consecutive season and the 17th out of 21. Save for a three-year drought from 2012-14, they’ve played in a bowl game in every season since 2002. They’ve entrenched themselves as one of the most consistently solid teams in the Group of 5 conferences, though they don’t get a lot of fanfare and haven’t won C-USA since 2011.

The strength of this year’s team is its defense. The Eagles are built around run-stopping, and they’ve been good enough against the pass to keep points to a minimum most of the time. For more on USM in 2017, check out SB Nation’s Underdog Dynasty, which covers C-USA.

College football's first bowl game was almost its last

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