Paige Spiranac golfs and talks about hooking up in college, Ava Hunt on game day & a brawl in WVU's blue lot
What a weekend and the best part is that it's not over yet.
And this is coming from a guy who spent all day yesterday without any air conditioning where the temperature reached a high of 86.
Not to mention the fact that I learned the A/C unit simply didn’t stop working on Friday night because of a simple fix.
Nope, the unit is dead and it needs to be replaced.
We also learned we would be sweating out another night sleeping with whatever relief a couple of fans provides.
But I'm still looking forward to Sunday because we'll have cold air by the end of the day, and even better than that, it's the first Sunday of the NFL season.
Add the Oregon and Ohio State losses to the fact that we have our first full slate of NFL action, and I'll gladly be a little uncomfortable for a few more hours.
Before we get into those losses by the Ducks and Buckeyes, we're going get Sunday Screencaps started by heading out to the golf course where Paige Spiranac is talking about dating in college.
GOLFER PAIGE SPIRANAC LEAVES PLAYING PARTNER SPEECHLESS WITH AWKWARD QUESTION, LLWS MUD & WNBA WIKI PAGES I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already, but let's see what golf's top influencer had to say last week when she faced off with comedian Andrew Santino for her YouTube series "Paige Meets Her Match" .
During part one of their one on one match, Santino asked Paige who she would take back to her cabin at the Celebrity Invitational, assuming everyone there was single.
You know, typical golf course talk.
PAIGE SPIRANAC GIVES PEOPLE WHAT THEY DIDN'T KNOW THEY NEEDED: HER YOGURT BOWL RECIPE "Sarah Winter … she's the best looking one there," she said, reports the NY Post .
"Really? You’re a ladies lady," Santino responded.
"Have you ever dated a girl?" Paige answered that while she didn't date women, she "dabbled in college … Hooked up." A natural follow-up question was asked.
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