So at the urging of one of my peers, I’m turning to Storify as another means of telling a story. The premise of it is pretty simple – using Storify, a user gathers feedback from various social media outlets to piece together a story.

I haphazardly experimented with it the night Sidney Crosby played in his first NHL game of the season, providing updates after each period and a retrospective at the end of the night:

What they’re saying after Sidney Crosby’s first goal

http://storify.com/rlenzi/what-they-re-saying-after-sidney-crosby-s-first-go

What they’re saying after the second period of Sidney Crosby’s return …

http://storify.com/rlenzi/what-they-re-saying-after-the-second-period-about

A retrospective on the day that was …

http://storify.com/rlenzi/a-quick-retrospective-on-the-day-that-was

It looks something like this (just a screengrab):

So, readers, I’m asking you this – take a look at Saturday’s slate of college football games and let me know which game you think has the most fan interest, one that might be worth Storifying. I’ve gotten a few votes for Kansas-Missouri – given that it might be Turner Gill’s last game as coach of the Jayhawks and it might be one of the last meetings between the two teams … or there are just lots of people I know with a vested interest in KU-MU …

Either email me (lenzigallagher@gmail.com) or send me a response on Twitter (@rlenzi)