Holtz

And the loser can just mail it in, because with an 0-3 start their season's as good as done.

For UM it would be, but ND has 4 of its last 5 games against cake opponents, whereas UM has not even started conference play. I will be pulling for UM simply b/c I know they're going to get beat down the line by OSU and Wisc./ PSU (not sure who they play if they play either).
 
What does Holtz ever say about Bama/Saban? or does he ever say anything about anybody other than ND. I feel sorry for Mark May having to sit there and put up with that senile sprayer.
 
just called Oklahoma the Senators..

We'll see how your mind is when you reach that age. Start reading everyday and do intellectual things now or your brain might not be that sharp when you get older (That is what the research says!) I would've been a bit more uncertain if Mark May would've said it.

How to keep your mind sharp!

Just as physical activity keeps your body strong, mental activity keeps your mind sharp and agile. One way to do this is to continually challenge yourself by learning new skills. If you continue to learn and challenge yourself, your brain continues to grow, literally. An active brain produces new connections between nerve cells that allow cells to communicate with one another. This helps your brain store and retrieve information more easily, no matter what your age.

How can you challenge yourself? Try:

* Learning to play a musical instrument
* Playing Scrabble or doing crossword puzzles
* Interacting with others
* Switching careers or starting a new one
* Starting a new hobby, such as crafts, painting, biking or bird-watching
* Learning a foreign language
* Volunteering
* Staying informed about what's going on in the world
* Reading
 

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