You might be from Vega, Texas if … you remember the good old days when the Little League baseball teams consisted of boys from the age of eight competing on teams with boys up to the ages of 12 & 13 … all mixed in one league. These days, I think it is great that […]
Entries Tagged as 'Sports'
Boys Of Summer Played In Vega, Texas — Old Home Week
June 23rd, 2019 · Tags: Sports
Will Texas Tech & Ping Do Omaha College World Series?
June 4th, 2019 · Tags: Cities · Sports
Well … they made me park the bike today (figuratively) … said I was “a quart low” on chemo:) So I am parked at the clinic for treatment #16. Ha … not gonna say “Sweet 16” in a post about cancer:) I will say this: “Guns Up!” … What a great year to be […]
Is Something Evil Afoot In The NCAA?
April 9th, 2019 · Tags: Sports
I dreamed about this. … Much more upsetting than the thought of my team losing the championship in overtime … “the how.” I am actually considering the ugly idea that there was a fix. Nothing against Virginia — they seem like good people. But the officiating definitely did not want Texas Tech to win. Too […]
Bloggers In Cars Pinging Coffee … McLaren Rocks!
February 26th, 2019 · Tags: Cities · Coffee Shops · Sports
Sometimes when I write one of my so-called “blogs about nothing,” I feel a remote kinship with the master of nothing, Jerry Seinfeld. But the other day I felt like Jerry’s sidekick … no, not George or Kramer or Elaine either (“not that there’s anything wrong with it”). I mean Jerry’s sidekicks on the newest […]
Playing The C Card – A Media Relations Farce Of One
December 30th, 2018 · Tags: Satire · Sports
You have my word. If I am ever invited back for a second time to speak in front of the hundreds of members of the Dallas/Fort Worth Interactive Marketing Association, or the Dallas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America, or the Fort Worth Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America, or to […]
Washington State Cougars, Pirate Take ‘State vs. State Bowl’
December 30th, 2018 · Tags: Cities · Sports
I can barely remember The Alamodome from the first time the PingWi-Fi Blog visited. But I remember all too well the circumstances. Now, a decade later, Coach Mike Leach’s charges returned and recorded a second win in the Valero Alamo Bowl … and this time the captain was there with them to swing his […]
ServPro First Responders Bowl … Ain’t Happenin
December 27th, 2018 · Tags: Music · Satire · Sports
All roads leading to the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas seemed to be clear for a timely arrival, even through some rough neighborhoods, west of Fair Park. I had remembered to bring my media pass and my parking pass, no easy feat for me. The grayish blue clouds parted for a few moments, as […]
Army Destroys Armed Forces Bowl Records, Annihilates Houston
December 26th, 2018 · Tags: Sports
What a spectacle of pride, dedication, competition and patriotic spirit there must be at the annual Army/Navy Game … I’ve never been, but I am reminded of that classic as I read the final stats from the Black Knights of Army’s most recent win. After destroying the Houston Cougars in the 2018 Lockheed Martin […]
Pitching Names For New Texas Baseball Team
June 1st, 2018 · Tags: Cities · Satire · Sports
What’s in a name? I know people. And some of those people like to name things … imaginary rock bands and maybe a country band name or two. My most recent, Tire Swing … I digress. One’s name, or brand is important … trying to exalt your name above all names (of your competitors […]
Racewalking In Pocatello Idaho With Wi-Fi — Same Same
March 18th, 2018 · Tags: Cities · Coffee Shops · Hotels · Satire · Sports · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi
It’s one of the more common themes in Sci-Fi — the parallel universe — a place where everything you know exists but everything is different. Ha! Well, I experienced a little PU in my hotel room the other night in Pocatello, Idaho. It’s a long story … The disaster team, traveling on […]