"Golfer who can sometimes hit a straight drive 350 yards but can't do anything else would love to play on your scramble golf team. I can't putt -- not even gimme putts. Seriously I am the worst putter ever. But did I mention I can straight mash off the tee? I mean sometimes it goes straight. I will even grunt occasionally when I hit it and chest bump a Falcons fullback when I do hit a good one. If interested please contact Mookie Dunkleman."

That is pretty much what I learned about my golf game yesterday when I had the privilege to play in the Verizon Wireless Network of Champions Golf Tournament.

As you can read from my ad, I really have zero short game. I think I know how Steve Sax and Chuck Knoblauch felt when they had to throw the ball from second to first base.

That is how I feel when I step onto the putting green.

Now I know I sound depressed.

Not true at all.

I had the best time ever yesterday. I had the privilege of playing with Eric Hagar from WSB Sports, Kenny Price from WXIA Sports, J. Michael Moore from Atlantafalcons.com, and Falcons fullback Corey McIntyre.

The five of us may have finished in a tie for 21st, but if you kept score on number of jokes and amount of laughter we would have crushed the rest of the field.

After I told J. Mike to relax after hitting another screamer into the water, I turned to him and said that of all the Falcons that we could have played with, Corey McIntyre is the perfect person for our team.

The man is hilarious and he hits his drives like I do.Very hard but you never know where they are going.

But I do have to tell you about the highlight of my day...

It was the Par 3 12th hole. It was the hole for the hole in one hole competition. If you knocked the ball into the cup, you won a Lincoln Navigator.

I think it was around 179 yards so I hit a teed up 7 wood and away it went.

Left to right and it landed five feet from the hole. I was the closest contestant all day to winning the car.

But we weren't playing horseshoes, we were playing golf.

So no prize for me.

Anyway, please invite us back next year, Verizon. It was one of the best times I have had in a while!

My hope for today's draft is that Darren McFadden is still on the board when the Jets pick and that they don't pick him.

We went nuts. We were giving him high fives and congratulating him.

It reminded me of one of my favorite things in life.

That is going to a crowded restaurant or bar to watch a game.

I love when you start cheering for a team and then notice that the guy down the bar from you is cheering for the same team.

You give him the head nod or fist pump.

Now you two are boys. It is like you were friends forever. Fraternity brothers even.

You cheer or are in anguish after each play.

When a timeout is called you hurry to the restroom but you make sure you stop by the guy at the bar to tell him you garantee that the defense will step up and everything will be alright.

Like I said... Friends forever.

I had this happen last night during the Duke Belmont game. I hate Duke so I was hoping for the improbable upset as was the rest of the bar.

I am talking high fives all night.

During the closing moments of the game, my new friends and I just knew that Belmont was going to pull a Christian Laettner and give Duke a taste of their own medicine.

Unfortunately it didn't happen and I will have to cheer against Duke on Saturday, but I love how sports can bring people together.

Happy March Madness everyone. Now please enjoy this clip of my favorite announcer Gus Johnson calling a classic tournament game...

Herb asked me about being at the Georgia Dome last Friday.

Here is the audio(by the way you will notice that we recorded this on free ware but you can still hear the interview and that is what is important).

The good folks from the Herb Winches , show on 960am in Birmingham Alabama, read my blog and have asked me to come on and talk to them about being inside the dome when the tornado hit on Friday night.

So please tune in and listen around 3:30.

I will let you know how it goes.

I thought I would go into more detail about what I witnessed when it all went down.

I was so excited to be in the Georgia Dome. "Falcon Al" had the hook up with some sweet floor seats and my friend Jim Wood also joined us. The dome had an electric feel to it because all of the Kentucky fans were getting ready to cheer against my bulldogs and the Alabama-Miss State game had just gone into overtime.

Looking back, the best thing that happened that night was the Bama game going into overtime. I am sure a lot of people would have left after that game and would have walked right into the tornado.

So as the Bama game was finishing up, I was cheering for the Tide to send it into another overtime.

I wanted more basketball.

Then all of the sudden time just seemed to stop.

It was just mass confusion. I had heard there was bad weather in the area so at first I thought it was just heavy rain.

Then I realized that this was much worse than just heavy rain. It almost felt like every person in the dome started stomping their feet at the same time. The whole building was shaking.

I didn't know what to do. Some people were running for cover but I just looked up and watched it.

You can't imagine what the roof looked liked when the tornado hit. It looked like the panels were bed sheets. They were just that flimsy.

You always hear people say that a tornado sounds like a train but it really does. That is the only way to describe it.

The crazy part was seeing all of the scaffolding and the scoreboards swaying. Then people were pointing at the hole in the side of the dome. You could actually see lightning striking outside.

I honestly think that the SEC and dome officials made the right choice in canceling the second game.

So we left the game and it was very scary driving home. Northside Drive was a disaster.

The World Congress Center was a mess. All of the windows were broken and there was just water spraying everywhere.

So that is my account of being in the Dome when the storm hit. Leave a comment and tell me what you were doing when the tornado hit our hometown.