“Yes, it may take a little more of my time.” Caydance emerged from the kitchen precisely when Jeff Jaeger kicked a game winning 33 yard field goal. Raiders 16 - Cowboys 14.

Griff poured two tall glasses of beer, set one at his wife's place, sat down at the kitchen table. On the table, she put a substantial plater of barbequed ribs, corn on the cob, and homemade French fries. "But i am only teaching one class this Fall." She was an Adjunct Professor at a San Francisco art school, where for the sixth year, she would soon be teaching Artists Books: Lineage And Contemporary Practice.

“Last year the season was more intense than I expected.” Griff, a former Raiders Wide Receiver and a former Graduate Assistant Coach at Stanford, was entering his second year as Head Coach for the NCAA Division3 Huygens Tech University football team. He paused to pour more barbeque sauce onto his plate. "Realistically, this year will not be very different."

Morning Breakfast conversation with his wife had centered on depth chart problems caused by graduating seniors, by the surprising position assignments desired by incoming students, and by unexpected issues that arose when his backup quarterback, Oakland born and bred Damian Jefferson Tyler, expressed his interest in playing goalie for the incipient Huygens hockey team.

“Working with Jack and Nico won't be dangerous, will it?" he asked.