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It was a memorable weekend in football, both on the college and professional scenes.
A potent and fast moving storm system is blowing through the region this morning.
What a disappointing offensive show the Birds put on at The Linc on Sunday. As some headlines said, it looked like Foles folded. As a result, Dallas leads the NFC East today with the Eagles second.
This is not just a sad day for those of us who knew and loved Roy Shapiro; it's an unfortunate day for those of you who never got the chance to.
It's a clear and seasonably cool Friday night, so if you plan to be out and about, you may see an interesting sight in the sky!
A developing and slow moving nor'easter will impact the region over the next several days with rain and wind.
Instead of being limited to 15 scholarships for the classes of 2014, 2015 and 2016, O'Brien can sign 20 players for next year and a full roster for 2015.
The nice streak of weather will continue through the weekend, but next week, we could finally see some rain move back into the area.
The Eagles lost a game they could have and should have won last Sunday. They couldn't contain San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers, who threw for 410 yards, completing 36 of 47 passes without an interception. That was their most significant failure. But what the game amounted to was third downs.
The Harvest Moon tends to rise earlier than other full moons, so moonrise often occurs around sunset. This often gives the moon a reddish cast, and as it's rising, it appears very large and imposing.
Did you know that the United States also gets a monsoon?
