Scholar of the Week: A New Politics Forum Tradition, This Week: HatVol

I never counted my home runs. I was more of a gap hitter. There were a lot more doubles than there were homers.
 
So you are willing to babysit?

I have a 65 inch tv and a decent sound system that shakes the house.......:)
 
I never counted my home runs. I was more of a gap hitter. There were a lot more doubles than there were homers.
I never counted my homeruns either :hmm: Do you think that when I went to batt and the pitcher told the outfield to move up has anything to do with it?
 
Well, since we are on a sports site and talking about politics, this is probably as a good a place as any for a discussion of whether the characteristics that make a coach a good coach might also make for good leadership in office.

I think not. As the current administration illustrates to the nth degree, the last thing we need these days is a close-minded, egomaniacal, leader. We need well-reasoned, cautious, and open-minded folks who readily admit errors of judgment so as to improve on policy.

What we don't need are folks who never admit they are wrong, who bluster, and who intimidate to get their way. We've had eight years of that. No more, thanks.
I'm not anti Bush, but regarding everything you have said about Knight I must say :good!:
 
Nevermind. Dummy me didn't bother to check the latest posts in that thread where Gruden was being thrown around. I'll try to redeem myself later.
 
No. I'm very selfish with my time. That's not a trait that lends itself to good parenting.
 
I grew up around the justice system. My father was a police officer and I was always fascinated by the inner workings of the courts.
 
1. Tennessee-Notre Dame 1990. NFL players galore in an absolute classic. 2. Tennessee-Florida 1998. Tense battle 3. Tennessee-Georgia 1995. A thrilling game decided at the very end. 4. Tennessee-Mississippi State 1991. Andy Kelly saves the day at the end. 5. Tennessee-Auburn 1989. The resurrection of Tennessee Football began on that day.
 

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