Twenty-something comedian Steve Hofstetter began his stand-up career modestly as a college-themed act, touring campuses behind predictable dorm and frat jokes, but has since carved out a more interesting niche in sports humor. He's written a column for Sports Illustrated, founded the Web site "Hofstetter's Jerk of the Week" and is the host of "The National Lampoon Radio Sports Minute (Or So)." Tonight at 8 p.m. and through Saturday, he'll perform at Jokerz Comedy Club.
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