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On The Road: Bob The Grillmaster Serves It Up - Jul 30, 2007
posted by: Josh
Homer Simpson would be proud of me. Before I left Yarmouth, I stopped by the concessions stand for a culinary experience that would make Iron Chef Bobby Flay nauseous. It turns out that Yarmouth-Dennis is famous for its cheeseburgers – which happen to be placed in the middle of delicious, sumptuous, sugary donuts. On my way by the grill, I grabbed a slider and a hurler – the former a cheeseburger in between a cake donut; the latter a burger with cheese whiz in between a jelly donut. I began my meal with a bite of each, and promptly called my wife to tell her what I had done. She told me I was disgusting 10 times, but I think my 11th description got her. She asked me to ship a hurler back to Indianapolis so she could taste it for herself. Unfortunately, that isn’t sanitary, so we’ll just have to make a return to Red Wilson Field next summer. Bob the Grillmaster was kind enough to pose with my burgers before I began consumption.  
CommentsYou get more vacation time than anyone on EARTH! You're always on vacation. It's amazing! Where do I submit my resume! This robot needs a new job. I know it seems like I’m on vacation Robot, but I promise you that I am actually doing my job. When the NCAA entered the world of new media in November 2005 with the launch of the Double-A Zone, one of our goals was to expose the realities of intercollegiate athletics. As such, it seemed to make sense to head out to Cape Cod this week and interact with some of the best college baseball players in the country. I consider myself extremely fortunate to be able to travel around to campuses, NCAA championships and special events. I have learned a lot about what intercollegiate athletics means to student-athletes, coaches and fans. There’s a lot more to it than the cut-and-dry pieces reported by major media outlets. While it’s certainly fun to go from place to place, our goals aren’t to rack up the frequent flyer miles. We hope that our readers, listeners and viewers are learning along with us, every mile of the intercollegiate athletics journey. Post a Comment |
  
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