Tuesday, February 10, 2026

A Lazy Monday After the Super Bowl


Monday, February 9, 2026

The day after the Seattle Seahawks big Super Bowl LX victory, we awakened in beautiful Camarillo . . .

. . . to a GORGEOUS sunrise!

When we arrived at the grandkids' home to pick them up on their way to school this morning Mary declared that she was all onboard for a new pet but . . .

. . . I'm not sure if they have
one of these at the local Petco

Trivia Time

How many winning Super Bowl QBs can you match to their schools?

Two of these universities have each produced three Super Bowl winning QBs. Can you name them?

Answers can be found at the end of this post.

The Gijón Mariners are back
at it this Saturday at home

The Mariners (0-2) will host Madrid's Osos Rivas (2-1) hoping to finally getting on track in this Spanish DI contest.

No Vanessa, the College and
NFL seasons are both over now

And the chaos continues . . .

Reading Is FUNdamental!

A smashing satire about race
in America

This novel, set in today's America, deals with a mythical, dying Los Angeles Black ghetto enclave called Dickens.

This extremely well written and fast paced book's premise is having one of its Black citizens decide to bring back both slavery and segregation to Dickens in an effort to rebuild the community and its long dormant pride.

The journey will wind up with our protagonist defending his ideas in front of the United States Supreme Court.

This is a highly entertaining read that I heartily recommend.


TRIVIA QUESTIONS ANSWERS


Three Super Bowl Winning QBs

Alabama

Bart Starr (2), Joe Namath & Ken Stabler

Purdue

Len Dawson, Bob Griese (2) & Dew Brees



Two Super Bowl Winning QBs

Brigham Young

Jim McMahon & Steve Young

Notre Dame

Joe Montana (4) & Joe Theismann

Stanford

Jim Plunkett (2) & John Elway (2)



One Super Bowl Winning QB

Arizona

Nick Foles

California

Aaron Rodgers

Delaware

Joe Flacco

Florida State

Brad Johnson

Fresno State

Trent Dilfer

Georgia

Matthew Stafford

Grambling

Doug Williams

Louisiana Tech

Terry Bradshaw (4)

Louisville

Johnny Unitas

Miami of Ohio

Ben Roethlisberger (2)

Michigan

Tom Brady (7)

Mississippi

Eli Manning (2)

Morehead State

Phil Simms

Navy

Roger Staubach (2)

Northern Iowa

Kurt Warner

Oklahoma

Jalen Hurts

Southern California

Sam Darnold

Southern Mississippi

Brett Favre

Tennesse

Peyton Manning

Texas Tech

Patrick Mahomes (3)

UCLA

Troy Aikman (3)

Washington State

Mark Rypien

West Virginia

Jeff Hostetler

Wisconsin

Russell Wilson


How many did you get right?

I found it surprising that even though the Oklahoma Sooners have produced four Heisman Trophy winning QBs (2003 Jason White, 2008 Sam Bradford, 2017 Baker Mayfield and 2018 Kyler Murray) their only Super Bowl winning QB is Jalen Hurts, a transfer from Alabama.

Yes, I have much too much time on my hands.


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