Great finish. But when is the fad (is it a fad anymore?) of standing there flexing and screaming going to end? Sad I miss the days of Christian Laettner just turning and running with pure joy...

My description of the, ahem, aroma from Kaukauna is always "a mix of dog food and cabbage". Dogs love dog food, I love cabbage, no one loves those together.

There's a big difference between sitting on a metal bench in calm aired, 10-20 degree weather ("Frozen Tundra")...and the mess that's coming this weekend. At least that's been my experience.

I live in Neenah, a burb of Appleton, 20-30 mins from GB, and I completely agree with EoDS on all points. I know of only one person going, otherwise the rest sight one or more of the reasons you mentioned. For myself and family, it's primarily monetary.

Extraordinary. Although I see from the NASA flickr site the vid covers roughly 41 hours, is there anyway to figure the speed? I haven't seen it listed anywhere.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

As one of the few who likes (most) of the unique helmet and and uni variations that have cropped up the past few years, I'll say right off that I kinda dig these. Not great, not bad, but at the very least, interesting and even fun. The fact that it's patriotic/WWP is a great spin, one I wish more teams in more leagues…

Bob McGinn has been covering the Packers forever, and is literally one of the very few sports writers the Urinal employs that's worth a damn. His post game analysis' are remarkably thorough and concise, and his articles are well thought out and fact-filled.

And the source has been eaten alive for this tweets' credibility. There isn't a single other source confirming this. As I live in "Packer Nation" (guh), I would suspect we'd hear it before the Bears radio sideline reporter.

Oh my, you're right. I had given up when it went through all the litigation and time, figuring it would never see the light of day. Thanks a ton for the heads-up, most appreciated.

As a Wisconsin lifer, and someone who lived in Brewtown for 8+ years (which included my 21st birthday year), I can concur with bitterroot: plenty of fun to be had. Granted, I haven't lived there now for 17 years (guh), but I visit enough and I seriously doubt that the good time opps have disappeared.

I'm just here to say thanks Charlie (or Ms/Mrs Anders, apologies) for the breakdown. Most appreciated.

I'm only here to say that it's a shame that they never officially released the Sunshine soundtrack. John Murphy did extraordinary work, and though I found a bootleg version, one where someone ripped the audio directly from the film, it should have gotten an official release. Still one of my all time favorites.

What is the mind? No matter. What is the matter? Nevermind.

I will remember until I am old and grey the night I watched this, live, in horror and absolute astonishment. As a lifelong Wisconsinite and Brewer fan, I can tell everyone that any other Crew lifer that I've met that is old enough to remember Matheny will undoubtedly recount this single moment at the very mention of…

As a Wisconsinite and lifelong Bucks fan...no. Plenty of "stars" in the Bucks history, and I'm mighty proud of all of them.

As a lifelong Brewer fan (and baseball fan), I've grown to despise the Cards' fanbase, thanks entirely because of any number of the emails or tweets above. They perfectly encapsulate all that is wrong with their numbers, and, honestly, the very same holier-than-thou attitude that has erupted out of St Louis players,…

Not sure if this is what you were referring to, but the lesson is don't try to boil distilled water in a microwave.

Brian Anderson and Bill Schroeder north of your border have gotten very, very good. Anderson is just great at any game he calls, any sport he calls, and Schroeder is pretty good as the typical ex-player colorman. They make a very good team.

First thing I thought of. Second thing I thought of was the front page of the following days' Milwaukee paper (which I still have):