I’ve met a decent number of outsider folk artists over the years, but few have been as engaging or likable as Mr. James Frank Kotera of Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin — or, as he prefers to call himself, JFK (“and I ain’t been shot yet”) — who I had the privilege of meeting last . . . → Read More: Having a Ball: A Badger State Road Trip
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. Paul here, back from a glorious Midwestern getaway (I’ll have more to say about that tomorrow). Major thanks to Phil and John for holding the fort in my absence. Now then: The endearingly primitive illustrations showcased in today’s entry were recently sent my way by reader David Cline, who describes them as . . . → Read More: Glorious Results of a Baltimore Youth By Phil Hecken Way back in January, I ran a little “sub-feature” brought to my attention by Susan Freeman, which I called “We Are Family”, and if you read that (it’s pretty short), it highlighted a number of wonderful full-sized post cards detailing many of the NCAA Football Conferences, circa 1969. It . . . → Read More: The Minutia of the SWC [Phil here -- Paul's still on vacation, but work, life and grad school all conspired against me yesterday, so I wasn't able to come up with a lede for today. Paul was gracious enough to let me "steal" this while he's away. I will be back with fresh, new content tomorrow. Enjoy!] Lots . . . → Read More: There’s No Service Like Wire Service, Vol. 36 By Phil Hecken Are you ready for five weekends of pink some football? Think Pink. Yes, the NFL’s annual pink parade was in full force yesterday, showing their love for the boobies and their hatred of breast cancer. A noble cause, indeed, and it would be fantastic if they were to do it . . . → Read More: Monday Morning Uni Watch By Phil Hecken And now we’re down to our two finalists in the Seahawks Uniform Redesign Contest. Thanks again to all the participants, congratulations to the ten finalists, and…drumroll please — here are our two final-finalists: Coming in with 484 votes, our runner up moving onto the one on one: Travis Ness… And . . . → Read More: And Then There Were Two By Phil Hecken When I first started following Uni Watch, I really didn’t much care for college football — part of this of course was due to the fact that I attended a small, upstate New York institution which played in the Division III “NESCAC” (New England Small College Athletic Conference), and part . . . → Read More: A Really B1G Shoe…er…Ax  160 comments - (Comments are closed)  College Football, Uniform Designers  B1G, Rivalries, Tim E. O'Brien |
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