As a full-time dedicated players advocate, I take pride in gathering current information about the industry by visiting sports books and constantly monitoring their performance. My work is to provide punters with objective sports book ratings and reviews to help them make an educated choice.

I don't want to give out too much information. It's not 100 percent, but as long as I know I can contribute to the team and not be a detriment with an injury, I'll be in there.

IT pros take pride in their technical knowledge; however, sometimes delivering that information in a way that non-technical individuals can readily understand can be a challenge. Furthermore, IT jobs are more multifaceted than they once were, and IT staff members are being asked to perform functions that go beyond maintaining networks and other corporate technology. It is becoming more critical to facilitate open communication in today's organizations, and IT staff members are often in the center of activity. This course is specifically designed to empower IT pros with communications strategies and techniques that can put them personally ahead of the game and add value to their organization.

The thought just hit me, ... There was no good information on sports available online. I thought it would be a great opportunity to be the first one to do it.

(Longtime CU sports information director) Dave Plati came up with that (number), ... He added up 400 games at CU, 34 at CSU, 50 at Michigan and 516 with the (Denver) Broncos. So, I guess I have done a few.

We're bruised. We've lost a lot of pride here. When was the last time you could say you were proud to live in Florida, or proud of your governor?