Monday, August 29, 2011

On your mark...


After further examination, Usain Bolt’s false start over the weekend has been retracted; officials have stated that Usain Bolt beat the bullet out of the barrel on his way to another world title. Engineers are working day and night to design a better gun. In football news, Peyton Manning returns to practice. Coach Caldwell says Manning has been throwing, but he hasn’t been catching. Baby steps. Union leaders meet on Wednesday to discuss the future of the NBA. Derrick Rose flees overseas to avoid finishing his college degree in his spare time. College football returns this week. The BCS rankings have been adjusted to reflect the top programs with the least amount of scandals, which makes Princeton the number 1 team in the nation.

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

1st and 10




While Cyberdyne Systems continues to upgrade Peyton Manning, the Colts moved forward on signing Kerry Collins just in case Manning isn’t online by the start of the season. The Oakland Raiders revitalize their juvenile bootcamp by signing Terrelle Pryor, and the Redskins can’t find a quarterback above the 5th grade that is willing to play for the team. In NBA news, the league is as far away from a deal as the Republican party is on nominating a sane candidate, and Luke Walton (Lakers) joins the coaching staff of the Memphis Tigers (college basketball) while the league is on strike. The Tigers have more NBA talent on the coaching staff than on the team.