Archive for the 'Technology' Category

Overtime Central: A CFL Blog?

Thursday, September 21st, 2006 by Jon

The Overtime Central Home Office has been turning out quite a few posts the last four months. In this time, 99% of the content has been CFL related. Is this the direction Overtime Central is headed? We are here to set the record straight.
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What Works?

Sunday, June 4th, 2006 by Jon

Last year was our first year running on the new site and it wasn’t without its problems and growing pains. Then in December we switched to a professional host to provide better site availability. Unfortunately, we haven’t had any contests in that timeframe so we come around to the next CFL season and you may expect things to be the same.
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Syndication: Delivering the Web

Saturday, October 29th, 2005 by Jon

As a service to our readers this article will explain the way syndication is changing the web and how readers can utilize Overtime Central‘s syndication feeds to stay on top of site updates. I am in no way an expert on this subject; this is just my take on it. (more…)

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OC Jottings

No jottings in the last 7 days. Here is a random jotting.

  • March 22, 2007
    Cambpell Says Time to Look at Eliminating Fighting → Not only are players bigger, stronger, etc. but they have been trained for one purpose. The Tiger Williams’, and even Bob Probert’s were trained as hockey players first, fighters second. Now players come in knowing exactly where they have to land a punch to knock a player out so the coach can send them out to fire up the team when needed. When they moved it away from line brawls, Vaseline in the hair and Slapshot stuff, they made it a specialized bare-knuckled fight in the middle of a hockey game. #
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