Thanks be to God for the glorious weather we’ve been having lately. The first outdoor cornhole match of 2011 was just played on the new lawn (can I call it a quad?) by the main doors at the PSC. The game was played between the PSC’s faithful intern and amateur blogger, Mitch Roper, and UGA Alumnus and former block house resident, Jason Coombs. It was a fierce contest, to be sure. On more than one occasion, the determined players found themselves howling in frustration as their hole-in throws were matched by their opponent. Jason even managed to get three hole-ins in one round! The game really came down to the wire. In the end, however, the steady hand of the intern proved to be the deciding factor. Final Score: Mitch – 28, Jason – 18.
We play a lot of cornhole here at the PSC. If you’d ever like to challenge Andy or myself (or Chris McCreight, the DOC’s Campus Minister, for that matter) to a game, chances are you’ll get an enthusiastic “yes!” in response. See y’all on the cornhole pitch.
Mitch Roper
