[Rails] One model won't work like the others, generating weird error

[Chris Hartjes]

I've been banging my head against this for quite some time and can't 
figure out what is going on.  I'm doing up a web site based on Typo and 
adding in some custom controllers.  I'm running Typo from trunk, so it's 
using the version of rails in vendor/rails.  Everything is going 
smoothly...until now.

I have one model that JUST. WON'T. WORK.  Whenever I call it, I get the 
following error:

(eval):1:in `compute_type': compile error
(eval):1: parse error, unexpected tINTEGER
Object::2

The model itself couldn't be any simpler:

class Team < ActiveRecord::Base
end

The controller calling it is as follows:

 class RostersController < ContentController
  layout :theme_layout
  helper :articles
  model :team

  def index
    ac_teams = 
['COU','TRI','CAP','BUF','MCM','WMS','PHI','BOW','PAD','STL','POR','LAW']
    nc_teams = 
['SDQ','CSP','MIL','CAJ','HAG','BUZ','DTR','COL','SPO','SEA','MAD','CRE']
    result = Team.find(:all)
    #if params[:id] == "ac"
    #  @team_rosters = get_rosters(ac_teams)
    #elsif params[:id] == "nc"
    #  @team_rosters = get_rosters(nc_teams)
    #else
    #  @team_rosters = get_rosters(ac_teams)
    #  @team_rosters << get_rosters(nc_teams)
    #end

  end
 end

It chokes on the Team.find line, spewing out the above-mentioned error. 
Two other models that are in use work just fine.

Any thoughts?  Suggestions?  This is driving me nucking futs.

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