2023 Preview
I decided to change up the yearly preview. Instead of writing about everything, I would just do a picture with
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Josh's World
Second Longest Running Personal Blog on the Internet
Josh's World
Second Longest Running Personal Blog on the Internet
Other Sports
Best of 2022: Favorite Sports Moment
I am going to cheat and pick two. My blog, my rules. So the first moment was Penn State wrestling
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Boxing: Then Vs. Now
The other day, Dan Carlin (one of my favorite podcast hosts) released an episode of Hardcore History: Addendum that featured a
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Name That City Pt. 27
Population: 2.3 millionHistory Fact: The city is the capital of a country that gained it’s independence from being a British protectorate in
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Name That City Pt. 26
Population: 1.3 million Nickname: Heart of EuropeHistory Fact: An old city. A Celtic tribe in the 5th century BCE settled the area calling it
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Name That City Pt. 25
Population: 220,000History Fact: When the country declared independence in 1999, there was extreme violence within the city, which ended up becoming the
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Name That City Pt. 20
Population: 8.03 millionNickname: The South American AthensHistory Fact: The Spanish conquistador, Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada, founded the city while searching
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (3/24-3/30)
FencingPenn State finished in 6th place at the NCAA Championships. They had three All-Americans: Ryan Griffiths (6th place-epee), Arwen Borowiak
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (3/18-3/23)
An incredible week for Penn State. Before we get into the different sports, it should be mentioned that Penn State
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Trans Athletes and the Difficult Discussions
This was an incredible weekend for sports. You had March Madness going on with a bunch of upsets. Great NHL
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (3/10-3/17)
GolfMen: Finished 15th out of 15 at the General Hackler Championship. On a positive note Patrick Sheehan finished 7th with
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Name That City Pt. 9
Population: 1.495 millionHistory Fact: This city has been continuously inhabited since 8000 BCE. The Koptyak and Gamayun peoples lived in the area
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (3/2-3/9)
WrestlingPenn State finished second behind Michigan at the Big Ten Tournament. They only lost by 1.5 points in the team
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (2/23-3/1)
Track & FieldWomen: Had a great showing at the Big Ten Indoor Championship. The women placed third and had a
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (2/16-2/22)
BaseballThe Nittany Lions had a rough start to the season this past weekend, going 1-3. They lost 10-1 to Monmouth,
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (2/6-2/15)
I could tell that many of you were worried that I quit doing this wrap-up, since I received thousands of
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Name That City Pt. 4
Population: 2.2 millionNickname: Pearl of AsiaCultural Fact: In late October, there is a huge Water Festival which celebrates the end
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Penn State Sports Wrap-Up (1/30-2/5)
LacrosseMen: 2/5 First game of the year vs. Lafayette. The Nittany Lions won 20-15. (1-0, 0-0) GolfMen: Big Ten Match
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Name That City Pt.3
Population: 6.9 millionNickname: “City of the Island Hills”Geography Fact: This city is located on two tectonic plates, which leaves it susceptible to earthquakes.History
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Private Jet Commercial
I was watching some Golf Channel this morning when I saw this commercial. If you ever want to see different
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