Entries Tagged as 'Sports'

Red vs. Green – Gildan New Mexico Bowl In The ABQ

December 20th, 2013 · Tags: Sports

  Ironic. The fifty journalists at the press conference for The 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl didn’t say a word about the four-point spread for Saturday’s game, or anything about Washington State and Colorado State’s tendencies to cover the spread … as we sat in a meeting room at a beautiful new casino.  A casino […]

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Kicking Off Season – WSU vs CSU in Gildan New Mexico Bowl

December 19th, 2013 · Tags: Sports · Wi-Fi

Tomorrow is the big day – a press conference marking the beginning of PingWi-Fi bowl season, the “most bestest” time of the year. This year we start early, with the first of all the bowls – The Gildan New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque on Saturday (Dec. 21). Toward the end of December, we will also […]

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Workers In The Hood, Boyz On The Diamond Share This Secret

January 22nd, 2013 · Tags: Arts · Satire · Sports

The latest installment of The Dirty Gig led me to New York to work in the aftermath of Super Storm Sandy (SSS) … Have you noticed that post-disaster is almost the only time we use the word “aftermath” anymore. “Why … I can still remember when I was a boy and ‘Aftermath’ was a Rolling […]

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To The Beat Of Different Drummer, OSU Marches Over Purdue

January 2nd, 2013 · Tags: Cities · Sports

  Sometime around the third quarter of the Heart of Dallas Bowl, we tweeted this line, asking readers to complete the sentence: “Oklahoma State is beating Purdue like a ……….”   The Pingtweet offered a visual clue. We coupled the tweet with a photograph of “The Worlds’s Largest Drum,” the gigantic bass drum that travels […]

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OSU Cowboys Vs. Purdue Boilermakers – Heart of Dallas Bowl

December 31st, 2012 · Tags: Cities · Sports

    Man … I thought there was one of those two-ton elephant things going on in the room when the press conference started  for the first Heart of Dallas Bowl, featuring Oklahoma State and Purdue.  Did I miss something? Did Dallas show everyone too good of a time?  I don’t know what the deal […]

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But Santa, All I Wanted Was Me Some Tebow!?!

December 24th, 2012 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi

I won’t lie. There was no Christmas joy when I learned I would be working at the Dirty Gig, the day before the day before Christmas. But dirty is as dirty does … or it is what it is or whatever. It got better.

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TCU: Pump Up Wi-Fi, Lower The Jam … Great Game! Welcome!

October 21st, 2012 · Tags: Sports · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi

    I was undecided whether or not I would blog anything about the Texas Tech win over my hometown team, TCU, yesterday a nail-biter before a homecoming crowd — the second largest crowd in TCU history — with 48K in the seats. The breakdown: about 32K in purple, another 15,999 in Raider red … […]

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Wi-Fi Highlights, Pingworthy Moments From The Blog

June 25th, 2012 · Tags: Cities · Hotels · Satire · Sports · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi

There is no question a writer can “be too close to” their work … or any “artist” can be too close … So, although I think this site is pretty easy to navigate, you never know. Therefore … for your ease, if you are interested, we have compiled a family-style buffet of PingWi-Fi entrees for […]

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Wi-Fi Will Have To Wait At Love’s; We’re Reminiscing

May 7th, 2012 · Tags: Satire · Sports · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi

It is difficult to return to one’s old stomping grounds without thinking of the old days.  There are reminders everywhere … the school, the cafe where high school kids congregated, the football field on the first street off the highway.  I remember all so well. Black and gold streamers, hanging from the goal posts,  blowing […]

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Wi-Fi & Wieners: Winning Combo For PingWi-Fi ‘Phase 2’

May 2nd, 2012 · Tags: Cities · Coffee Shops · Restaurant · Sports · Wi-Fi

Before this blog, we compiled another road trip site called The Wi-Fi Guy, and as with any successful endeavor, there were discussions on how to keep the momentum … how to keep the content fresh … how to remain relevant and so on. Among the more interesting was an idea proposed by a woman who […]

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