Q: Why do I like buying college football jerseys?
A: They don't have names on the back.
Five days after getting back to Columbus, I finally got around to unpacking my bag from Arizona tonight. And so it is that on the day that Ted Ginn announced he's going to the NFL, I threw my Ted Ginn jersey (which I have faithfully worn to every OSU game I've been to the last two years, including both Texas games, this year's Michigan game, and the national championship game) into the washing machine for its last time as my "Ted Ginn jersey."
That's right, as of today, my Ted Ginn jersey is officially my Antonio Henton jersey. See, that's the beauty of college football--my old #7 jersey doesn't have to be doomed eternally to my closet, like the Tim Couch Browns jersey I bought a few days after the 1999 NFL draft.
Don't worry, faithful readers: I will be posting my BCS National Championship Game diary in a few days. It's just taking a while because I'm still dragging myself up from the floor after the beating we took. The way I see it, writing the diary will be therapeutic. When it's done, we can all start looking forward to who will play quarterback for the Buckeyes next year (my vote is for Henton, and not just because I have his jersey already).
