During the Washington snowstorm, a blizzard of entertaining games Washington Post
It seems like we've had a lot of "survive events" this winter, markedly on weekends. Which means it's a approving winter for shovel salesmen, snowplow operators and sports enthusiasts. Those with excitement, anyway.
I had planned to attend Saturday's Georgetown-Villanova engagement . But you live by the above-ground Metro stations, you die by the above-found Metro stations.
A substitute alternatively, I spent my day following the same number I'm guessing a lot of you did: bundle up and go casing. Evaluate the amount of snow that fell, and the amount still to break apart. Weep softly. Shovel. On in, dry off, watch a half of basketball. Go out and shovel. Move along disintegrate in, dry off, watch another half of basketball. Go out and shovel. Restate as necessary until you run out of basketball, or dry clothes. Add "do laundry" to the rota as necessary.
We might as well approach our latest disoriented weekend as a sort of mini-Step Madness, with the Super Trundle and the Super-Fantastic Move (Caps-Penguins) thrown in. So during the commercials in the Hoyas-'Nova victim, it's time to flip to the Atlantic 10 matchup between Dayton and Xavier and the Big East struggle between West Virginia and St. John's at the Garden. The Red Hail had an early lead but couldn't suspended on against the Mountaineers, who face Villanova on a Big Monday telecast (upstanding in case we're still snowed in, which seems reasonable).
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