Big 10 Football Tour

Please enjoy the BIG BEN Beef Jerky as you read through this post.  We couldn't believe it when we saw it at the Penn State Creamery. 

We are BACK from another successful weekend at Michigan State. The MSU staff showed us on heck of a time and we made some great new friends in East Lansing.

After a significant delay, our post on Penn State is live!!!  Unfortunately we didn't have the time available to us to put as much effort into the blog as we'd like, but when you're traveling for 11 straight weekends while holding down a full time job (& coming down w/ illness in the case of this week) it's more than tough.

Later this week, we'll be inducting the Penn State front office into our Hall of SHAME.  We'll also be adding those who helped us in Penn State and the Michigan State front office into the Hall of FAME.

We're currently in the midst of planning what we intend will be one of the best weekends when we travel to Minneapolis & see the brand spankin' new TCF Bank stadium this weekend.

Our apologies for the delay everyone.  Upon returning from Penn State, Drew came down with the Swine Flu and hasn't been able to pull himself out of bed all week.  We had an unreal experience at Penn State and are currently getting things together for our 6 hour trip to East Lansing, MI tommorrow.  We'll see the Michigan State Spartans in action.  Plan on seeing both Penn State and Michigan State updates posted late next Thursday night (9/18/09).  It was a short week due to the Labor Day holiday and Penn State being so far from Milwaukee, so we've struggled to flatten out the details of our next few stops.

Make sure to follow us on Twitter, username "Big10Drew" as we'll be posting comments from the road such as "Oh my god, we lost Wes again!" or "We've actually spotted an Akron Zip fan!"

Welcome to our followers from Brazil, Ukraine (Seinfeld "The Ukraine is weak!"), Romania, Hungary, and holy cow...Iraq! Egypt, Nigeria, and the Phillipines as well.

As far as the US, Pennsylvania still leads the league in visits, but Wisconsin and Michigan are close behind!