Buy 2008 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl DVD 

 The Mountaineers and their interim head coach, Bill Stewart, never lost focus. In one of the biggest games in their school's history, all the stars of the BCS #9 ranked West Virginia Mountaineers shown bright in beating BCS #4 ranked Oklahoma Sooners 48-28 in the 2008 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. The Mountaineers rallied behind their proud leader, Coach Stewart, and after thegame publicly lobbied for him to be their next head coach. West Virginia responded promptly, naming him as head coach the day after their emotional Fiesta Bowl victory. West Virginia played 60 minutes of inspired football, and was forced to overcome the loss of their star tailback, Steve Slaton, to a first quarter leg injury. The Mountaineers' explosive offense answered, scoring 28 second halfpoints on just 12 plays, led by their rushing attack. Racing for 349 yards and three touchdowns, West Virginia ran at will against an Oklahoma defense which had allowed an average of less than 92 rushing yards a game. Quarterback Pat White led the charge with 327 total yards, two touchdowns, and 151 yards rushing in earning top offensive MVP honors. Noel Devine, filling in for the injured Slaton, turned in a gutsy performance with 108 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. The stifling Mountaineerdefense held the high powered Sooner offense well below their seasonaverage of 43 points per game. The official 2008 FOX Sports/BCS Tostitos Fiesta Bowl DVD includes the commercial-free game as well as special bonus features not available anywhere else. This is a must have for any Mountaineer fan's collection!

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ShotPak is a fun shot sized alcohol line that comes Str8UP (vodka, whiskey, tequila and rum) or as delicious flavors like Kamikaze, Lemon Drop and Sour Apple. The pouch packaging, which allows it to be “the shot…without the glass!” is reminiscent of the Capri Suns of my childhood, which brings back nothing but good memories (except when I would accidentally stick the straw all the way through causing the juice to leak everywhere). 

Unfortunately it is just this type of association the alcohol brand’s antagonists are against. They say the “party in a pouch” is a way to market drinking to the underage, plus it makes it too easy to sneak alcohol into places it shouldn’t be. 

And they are right! About the sneaking part, but not about the part where that is a bad thing. College students like to drink during almost all occasions, but with tight budgets and even tighter restrictions, things can get tricky. 

Here are just a few suggestions of where ShotPaks, which are discrete and affordable, would come in handy:

Football games: Most college stadiums don’t sell alcohol, but if I’m expected to stand for hours on end, often in chilly weather, just to watch big men hit each other, I’m going to need a cocktail.

Bars and clubs: $10 for a vodka cranberry? No, thanks. I’ll take the $3 cranberry and meet you in the bathroom with my Vodka ShotPak, thank you very much.

The movies: I always suspected most Jack Black movies would be funnier if I had a drink or two in me. But use at your own risk, because something tells me alcohol + action movies may equal nausea.

Class: Lectures would seem more entertaining, plus the liquid courage might also give you the guts to answer a question. However, I’m pretty sure these beverages will only increase your likelihood of falling asleep. 

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