Sports Info Comes to Life

I'm not much of a sports fan. At least a "traditional" sports fan. As a matter of fact, I would go so far to say that I strongly dislike traditional sports. Sports to me are skiing, snowboarding, backpacking, and hiking. I did run track in HS, but I got to hating it before I liked it. Thankfully I didn't go for cross-country. My heros are far from people passed in everyday conversation. People sometimes look at me differently when I talk about Scot Schmidt, Warren Miller, Johnny Mosley, Shaun White, and Ashley Battersby (with whom I grew up with at the ski hill). 1, 2, 3.

Well, the point I want to make is that one of my good buddies is really into sports of the traditional American type. You know what I mean. He doesn't drink lots of beer (yet), but he still knows his stuff. He asked me one day how he could publish his ideas about sports and their statistics in a easy manner on the net. He eventually wanted to make some cash from this enterprising operation as well. I recommended that he open a blog with some ads, and he's done just that. Jon Camarena opened INFSPORTS, so go check it out.

WebSuckle

This is Bryan Woods. I am proud to be part of the WebSuckle team. I know the name sounds a little odd, but I think it works great. I am very new to blogging. It never seemed to interest me before. As Jeff mentioned in a previous post, I am currently attending Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL. It is my first year here. I am working on a five-year professional bachelors degree in Architecture, with a minor in Business Management and Administration in the near future. I have loved working with web design since I was in middle school. So, when Jeff asked me to help him out with his business, I gladly accepted. Well, that is all from me for now.

Where in the world is Bryan Woods?

Some of you might ask: Where in the world is Bryan Woods?

After the comment he made, I would have thought he were going to actually post more. Guess not.