that the hall doesn t matter as much as what goes across on tv because they re going to love paul ryan in the hall no matter what he does. he can read box scores from baseball games and people will love him. when he s we ve been traveling around the last couple weeks, people say are you exhausted? gets this schedule all the time. the schedule we re keeping insane, some days two and three states in one day, rallieses and interviews and he says one of the biggest surprises about the process, he s been energized by it. he goes to these rallies and people say things to him on that rope line like i m praying for you. people are enthusiasm and energy for him is intense. that s going to be there tonight. that s there for him. the moment he walks on that stage people want him to succeed. right. to your point he s got and i think he will, lay out the argument, not only introduce himself, talk about mitt romney, the generational divide between the two, but lay out the
national. you achieved something remarkable. you burned through a lot of money as editor. how did this come together and how did it fail? it s a short story. it comes together because a guy in mexico who was then the richest man south of the ree owe grand wants to put out a daily sports newspaper. we burned through it because we paid big money to get people to come in. this was 1990. we couldn t beat the 20th century. you had trouble you tried to duoupdated box scores and get that delivered. everybody wanted it.
flipping the channels or grabbing a bite to eat without catching a few minutes of march madness. the games are going to be exciting but we like to go beyond the box scores and talk how much money there is to be made in college basketball. early yesterday underdog morehead state pulled off the shocker beating rick pettino and his louisville cardinals. how big of an upset was it? how about this tweet from darren rovell. money made off men s basketball program last year louisville $skin.8 million versus morehead state zero but not just the big conference games. gonzaga s win over st. john s late last night was a big upset. darren rovell to the rescue tweeting gonzaga can t be called the little guy. their men s team spent $11,216 more than st. john s did for recruiting last year. but regardless of the money we wish good luck to all your alma maters and hope you get out of
night. looking at the box scores, he s a sports writer for the philadelphia daily news. you have to have a big man. got to have a big guy. i don t want to beat this horse too long but think about the message that sent to all the kids up in the stands. there are rules, live by the rules. guess what, you re going to a university that upholds standards it s going to cost them not only a trophy. it s going to cost recruiting and millions and millions of dollars. it s refreshing to see it s not just rules. it s a sense of morality and sticking by it to the point of even taking a loss in a big way. yes. to step up for something and no coffee. does that apply to diet pepsi? you have to check the caffeine content. can i root for byu evenfy drink coffee? you can root, you just cannot matriculate.
victory proving that the dh is a failure. baseball s best started the evening with a pregame moment of silence, by the way, to honor george steinbrenner. the game was a pitcher s dual and in the year of the pitcher it should have been with the american league holding a 1-0 lead when brian mccann ripped a bases clearing double into right field. it was all the national league needed because their prize for ending a 13-year drought is home field advantage in the world series. one of the dumbest developments in the history of the rules of baseball. but savannah, not just a big win for the american league, a big win for republicans. why? eric ostermier and, by the way, i m a subscriber, i love it. he checked all the box scores and found out there was a national league victory that has proceeded every election with double-digit gains for republicans in the house since 1950. the pattern is similar in the senate. republicans have gained at least five seats when the national league has won the