Weird Dreams

Three weird dreams lately:

1:  Took a part-time job as a grocery store bagger.  I was wearing a suit and tie.  "Of course you were," responded my spouse.

2: Watched a college women's basketball game.  Final score 120 to zero.  There was only one team playing.

The topper:

3. Thought I was back in the Navy and on watch as Officer of the Deck, in port, in Scotland.  Took a phone call from former U.S. President Bill Clinton, who wanted the U.S. Navy to freeze a local lake so his grandkids could ice skate.  Chelsea's?   Oh, well. My job was to find the Defense Department Liaison to the Secret Service so the ex-president's protective detail could get him under medical observation.  (This was a DREAM, remember?)

2010 Montana Grizzly Football Season begins Sept 4

The Grizzlies host the Division II Mountaineers of Western State from Gunnison, Colorado on Saturday, September 4th, at 1:05 pm, in Montana's Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Opening Day at Montana usually draws a good crowd, and the weather looks good for Saturday, with a high near 80 degrees.

We are looking forward to seeing what the new Grizzly head coach, Robin Pflugrad, brings onto the field.

The man under center is Andrew Selle, who led the Griz to the FCS championship game last year.  The Griz took that loss to Vanderbilt pretty hard, and now the pre-season rankings have Vanderbilt number 1 and the Grizzlies at number 2.

The Grizzlies lost a number of star players to graduation, but the main man in the backfield is coming back for another season.  Chase Reynolds, along with quarterback Andrew Selle, is a Walter Payton Award candidate.

There's a lot of pre-game hype to handle, but both players bring experience and maturity to the home opener.

The Grizzlies should handle the Mountaineers with little trouble.