Men
everywhere are extremely anxious for the start of Truck and Beer Ad
season to begin next week. It has been a long offseason for the Beer
and Truck business, with some Germans buying a large portion of one and
gas prices hurting the other. People are excited to catch up with the
old gang, and see what has happened since last year's commercials. Over
the winter and summer, men have been forced to watch their favorite
spots on DVD, as during regular dramas and sitcoms you only get one or
two beer/truck commercials per break. But now every Sunday you can
watch 3 hours of nonstop advertisements, and maybe more depending on
how many games are being shown locally.
"Me and my friends are
really stoked for these to start up again," said Sam Patterson, a
resident of Oakland, California. "I bought a new plasma HDTV so I can
watch them all in high definition this year. My buddies are all coming
over every Sunday so we can see what kinds of unrealistically rugged
terrain trucks are driving over this week, or what kind of illogical
stress tests demonstrating horse power they are being put through. We
want to know where a multi-ethnic group of guy friends are going to be
hanging out, drinking beer, and hitting on white girls who are way out
of our league. Beer and truck ads is the best show on television!"
Some
guys have already had their fantasy beer and truck drafts already.
Coors Light was the consensus number one in Sam's draft because as he
put it, "They have a giant #### train! You can't stop a giant
#### train..." He is also hoping that Labatt Blue and Hyundai, two
late round picks can turn into sleepers this year. He was looking for
depth at the truck position. He may have got it with Hyundai, who has
apparently created a special hyper-futuristic testing facility in the
desert, staffed by only hot blonds in labcoats, to test their trucks in.
Last
time on Bud Light, the group guy friends was attending a wine and
cheese party, where they cleverly hid beer bottles in their cheese. The
main, not too handsome and easily relatable, white guy was leaving the
party to make a secret cheese run. But will he get caught? Was the
store out of cheese-beer? We will find out next Sunday, and the world
can not wait for the conclusion.
The
NCAA today announced a ban of the horse collar at all football games
this season. Using one will be a 15 yard personal foul on the defense.
The news has angered several of the all-horse colleges around the
country who claim it could lead to chaos at their games.
"How
are we supposed to operate?" said Dan Sange, president of Equine
Technical College in Texas. "Without horse collars, our all-horse team
and student body will be able to just walk anywhere they please, ####
anywhere they want, maybe even eat the playing field. What happens when
we set off the fireworks for their team entrance? It could cause a
stampede of epic proportions! And I don't want to be the one to explain
to a parent that I let their horseson or horsedaughter pull a cart home
drunk after a day of tailgating! The NCAA can explain it to them,
because this is just ridiculous..."
Ohio State announced today it had signed running back Lamaar Thomas,
a 5-star recruit ranked number 43 nationally. Not to be outdone on
national signing day, Michigan quickly made headlines of their own by
signing the 2008 Toyota Corolla, recipient o####overnment 5-star crash
test rating. The Corolla made history last year, becoming the first car
in history to play high school football.
The Toyota Corolla,
long known for it's affordability and reliability, made the transition
to football at Green Hills High School in Lansing during it's senior
season. The coach offered a position on the team to Corolla after
seeing it playing catch after school in the parking lot. "Well, Corolla
had been at the school for a couple of years," said coach Rich
Dominguez. "It played oboe in the band, it hosted the morning
announcements, it was sort of the big man on campus. All the girls
wanted to get in it's back seat. You know how it goes. But I saw
something in the parking lot one day while it was catching passes from
our QB. This car had something, something special. So I offered it our
starting runningback spot, and the rest is history."
History was
made when the car drove for a record 1760 yards, or 1 mile during the
course of the season. Opponents often complained about the fact a car
was on the other team, and they thought it unfair you were able to put
the football in front seat and then lock the doors. But there were no
rules expressly forbidding motorized vehicles from playing in a game,
unless someone was driving them. Green Hills ran into trouble in the
state playoffs when rival Archstone High started a locksmith at
linebacker. He was able to break into the car and cause several first
half fumbles. But Corolla compensated at halftime and changed to a
trunk carry approach.
The scouting report on the Toyota Corolla
says it is a bruising running back, who caused more than 30 injuries in
high school. It can play well in all weather conditions and gets great
gas mileage, meaning running out in the middle o####ame is not likely.
It did have a little injury trouble in high school, when before the big
state championship it had to go in for an oil change. There are also
some concerns that college life may get to the young car, and maybe
turn him on to trying some illegal engine additives.
Ohio
State is very angered by the signing, as they had hoped to land the
rare player. They have now shifted recruiting efforts to a police
roadblock stopping strip out of Florida in hopes of stopping Michigan's
star player when the two play. But the stopping strip is said to be
leaning towards Miami.
When
The Sports Comedian received an invite to this year's Senior Bowl in
the mail, we were all very excited. As an outlet of fake news, it is
very rare that we get media credentials to actual sporting events. But
we packed our bags, booked a flight, and got ready to watch the top
prospects in college football compete against each other. But when we
got to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, we realized that we were just invited to a
local fundraiser for their Moose Lodge.
We entered the Park
Lanes, a bowling establishment that smelt of Ben-#### and embalming
fluid. Every lane was filled to the brim with people bearing white hair
and loose-fitting pastel clothes. We took a seat down at the bar and
ordered a beer, sad but unsurprised, to find out they only served
Milwaukee's Best. After popping a few of those down the hatch we looked
across the bar to see none other than the hair, the myth, the legend,
Mel Kiper Jr.
"What the hell are you doing here?" I asked him.
"I
scout everything," replied Mel, not taking his eyes off the bowlers for
a second. "I even scouted you last night Tim Hoffman."
"How do you know my name?" I replied. "I wasn't even here last night I was home...with my girlfriend..."
"I
know that. And your technique was a little sloppy. You're a bit
undersized for your position, and you can get easily frazzled in the
pocket."
I was shocked and embarassed. "What the hell? You saw everything?"
"Yes,
and I saw you try to go deep there in the end," said Mel. "I've never
seen someone more off target. How do you miss anyway? That's going to
drop you to the second day, I'm thinking 6th round, if you're lucky."
"Alright, enough about me. What do you see out there? Any contenders for this year's draft?"
"I
like Clarence there, he's got a great release on the ball. He could
teach you a few things there. He's also got a quickness to his feet, I
really like the way he approaches the line. I think the fact that he's
82 could hurt him in the eyes of a few general managers, but it's
nothing that can't be worked on. I have him as a 4th round selection on
my Big Board, maybe going to Arizona, possibly San Francisco."
We
sat amazed for the next 2 hours as Kiper dissected everything around us
and placed it somewhere on his "Big Board". The man truly is a legend.
LSU
is in dismay this morning when it learned that running back Keiland
Williams had traded the BCS Championship crystal ball trophy in to a
pawn shop in exchange for a used bicycle.
"Hey, I won the trophy
as much as anyone else on this team. Why couldn't I do whatever I
wanted with it? What are you going to do with a trophy anyway? You
can't get much use out of it. I tried playing catch using the ball with
my 3-year-old son, but it broke his nose. But a bike, that you can
actually ride around and stuff."
At about 11:43 PM Keiland took
the trophy in to On Golden Pawn, a pawn shop in downtown Baton Rouge,
where he traded it for the bike. The bicycle in question is a Schwinn
18-speed all-purpose bike. It is magenta with streamers on the handle
bars and a horn on the top.
Keiland rode the bike onto campus the
next day to find police surrounding the athletic facilities.
"Apparently they had been called to investigate the theft of the
trophy. I didn't know they would find out so fast, I wanted to surprise
everyone. So I rode the bike into coach's office and told him I got
something we could all use in exchange for the stupid trophy. To say he
was a little made is a bit of an understatement..."
Les Miles
took the police and Williams to the pawn shop where they attempted to
buy back the trophy, but it had already been purchase. The buyer is an
82-year-old grandmother who lives alone with her 11 cats. They went to
her house and attempted to persuade her to give back the football, but
she had already broken it in half and started using it as a candy dish.
She said if she were to give it up, she would have no place to put her
Mr. Goodbars, and that was unacceptable.
Les Miles attempted to
make the best of the incident and now has the bike on display in a
glass case when you first walk into the athletic facility. "Now we
can't even ride the thing," said Keiland. "What a stupid thing to do
with such a nice bike."
With
the big 38-24 loss to LSU behind them, Ohio State hurriedly got on a
plane to head back north. Not because they were in a rush to get back
to their families, but because they were the latest inductees at the
2nd Place Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony. The 2PHOF is a place where
the almost best of the best are honored and enshrined for the rest of
the world to come and see what a loser looks like, but a pretty damn
good loser.
The Hall is home to sports teams such as the Buffalo
Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, New Jersey Nets, and every current tennis
player not named Roger Federer. The hall also features famous second
place people and things from other venues such as Justin Guarini from
American Idol, The USSR from the Cold War, and Betamax tapes. It even
features some odd entries such as Pamela Anderson's left breast, which
was voted less attractive than her right in a 1996 internet poll.
The
ceremony was held in the Sheraton Hotel in Cleveland, just across the
street from the top-rated Marriott. Their award presenter was none
other than Kelly Wiglesworth, who finished second to a fat naked ####
man on the first Survivor. "We are here tonight to honor a team that
exemplifies the very definition of Second Place," began her speech.
"They have many times finished second in the Big 10, second to
Michigan, but this year they have taken their mediocrity to new levels.
Last year, when they were predicted to destroy Florida, what did they
do? Lose! That's what! This year when they were predicted to get
destroyed by LSU, did they play the part of the valiant underdog and
play their hearts out? Of course not! They lost big again! This is a
team and a school that has finished second in 3 national championships
in a row, spanning 2 different sports. They are a great examples for
people everywhere to say, you might be really good, but there is always
someone better than you. Maybe you shouldn't even try. For that, we
thank you Ohio State. Come up and accept your award."
OSU coaches
and players then went up on the stage to accept a ball trophy made out
of silver instead of crytal. They were forced to stand on a second
place podium while the LSU fight song played over the loudspeakers.
Another great chapter in the extensive history of second place sports
at Ohio State.
Mark
Mangino rejects the post-game offering of citrus after the Orange Bowl
due to it's lack of being fried, covered in powdered sugar, or being a
meat lover's pizza. "Next year we better get an invite to the
Chik-Fil-A or Papajohns.com Bowl!" said an angry Mangino.
In
the final minutes of West Virginia's big 48-28 win over Oklahoma
yesterday in the Fiesta Bowl, interim head coach Bill Stewart received
his first Gatorade bath. It was an exciting moment for the coach, who
will take over as head coach for Rich Rodriguez next season full-time.
But it serves as a reminder of the horrific incident back in 2000 when
the head coach of a high school team in Arkansas was killed when his
team doused him in Gatorade following their first win of the season.
As
it turns out, the coach was highly allergic to Gatorade, especially
Gatorade X-Factor Fierce Wild Berry Frost Rain, the flavor in the
dispenser that day. "He had a severe allergy to Gatorade in general,
but when you combine that with his allergies to water, berries, and
fierceness, he had no chance," said family physician Gary Hardy. "I've
been warning Gatorade for years they're putting too much fierceness in
their drinks. And now they are adding X-Factor in as well? This stuff
is gonna kill a lot of kids with allergies to ambiguous action verbs."
The
scene unfolded in a horrible fashion as the coach was covered in the
Gatorade right before the game ended, and proceeded to melt into a pile
of steaming goo before his players eyes. His last words were "I'm
melting! I'm melting! I'll get you my pretty, and your little dog too!"
It's unknown what that meant, but it's assumed it was a last inspiring
message to his team that only they understood. Play was suspended on
the field as everyone stood shocked. Many players and people in the
stands vomited.
Paramedics attempted mouth to mouth on the
steaming goo, but it had no effect. Then green winged #### wearing
bellhop uniforms descended on the pile of goo and began eating it,
forcing everyone else in the stadium who had not already done so, to
vomit.
The team persevered though, and went on to win the state
championship. They kept a little piece of their coach goo and put it in
the tiny cup on top of the trophy. "It's what he would have wanted,"
said former QB Frank Yastremski. "He showed us you have to face the
fierceness in the world, even if it melts you to sludge. That's a
lesson I'll never forget...Probably because it was so horribly
disgusting."
Way
back in 1998, the time of the dinosaurs, the staff here at TSC had the
foresight to plant a time capsule with a few sports predictions for the
next ten years. This was back in the earliest days of our site, when we
were just a webpage drawn on a cave wall. One day we were all sitting
around in our thatch huts, when a smoke signal from a neighboring tribe
alerted us to the new year. Although verbal communication had not yet
been invented in 1998, we all knew that a good website bit would be to
make a time capsule of our current thoughts and open them again in a
decade. We spent many days, as we were a tribe without fire, writing
down the contemporary sports thoughts of the day. Given our vast sports
knowledge and insight, we expected our predictions to be spot on as
always, but as you can see, some of them turned out to be just a little
off. . .
• The Battle to Reach 61: 1998 was the year that the
record that could never be broken finally fell. Mark McGwire and Sammy
Sosa battled it out all season and both ended up shattering Roger
Maris’ record of 61. McGwire’s 71 is a record that will stand for
years. I just don’t see anyone breaking it unless they come up with
some kind of undetectable super drug that allows players to
artificially add muscle mass and extend their careers into their early
40s, and I think we all know that’s not possible.
• Bulls Win
3rd Straight, Again: The Bulls won their 3rd straight title and their
6th in the last eight years. After the season, Michael Jordan and Phil
Jackson both said goodbye to the game for good. I for one am sorry to
see Michael go, but at least I won’t ever have to see him wear another
team’s jersey. As for Phil, I always thought he was overrated as a
coach. There’s no way he could win a championship without Jordan, so
good thing he quit when he did.
• Tiger Who?: After winning
the 1997 Masters, Tiger Woods failed to win another major the rest of
1997 and all of 1998. In fact, he only won 1 PGA tour event all season.
I don’t know what everyone saw in this guy, but I have one word for you
“O-VER-RA-TED.” Remember, you heard it here first. What a stupid name
anyway. With something that silly, he will never be able to get any
goood marketing deals.
• Return of the Bronx Bombers: The
Yankees won their second World Series title in the last three years
this fall. Just a side note, the Yankees payroll this season was over
$63 million dollars, which is nuts. There is no way they can keep this
up. By the time you read this, MLB will have a salary cap like the NFL
and the Yankees won’t be able to sign away other team’s all stars.
• Ricky wins the Heisman: This year Ricky Williams of Texas set the all
time NCAA rushing record on his way to winning the Heisman Trophy. Talk
about a kid with a bright future, this guy is going to be breaking
records in the NFL for years, bet the house on it. If NFL executives
have any sense, they will do whatever they have to do to draft this guy
next year. Best of all he's a great role model to young people about
staying out of trouble and off of drugs.
• Passing of a Legend:
Harry Caray, one of the most loved broadcasters of all time passed away
just before MLB spring training. For reasons unknown to us here at TSC,
someone in the Cubs front office came up with the brilliant idea of
allowing celebrities to sing “Take Me Out To The Ballgame” during the
seventh inning. I know, sounds crazy, but no doubt the Cubs will come
to their senses next year and stop celebrities from singing before
someone really embarrasses themselves.
The
University of Hawaii has announced today it has fired it's mascot, Vili
The Warrior, after a horrific 41-10 bludgeoning in the Sugar Bowl by
Georgia. After going undefeated in the regular season, the Warriors
hoped to follow in the footsteps of recent non-BCS undefeateds Utah and
Boise State by winning a big bowl. But Georgia scored early and often,
capitalizing on multiple mistakes by quarterback Colt Brennan, who many
believed to be the best QB in the country. His strange 3/4 sidearm
delivery was on display for all the country to see on New Year's Day,
and it looked like a disaster as he tossed 3 interceptions and was
pulled in the 3rd quarter.
But blame is not falling on the QB or
the coach for his soft regular season scheduling. Instead the team is
blaming the loss on Vili The Warrior, Hawaii's mascot. A scary fat man
in body paint, Vili has been released by the team for failing to
properly frighten the other team and motivating his own. "We need a
mascot that strikes fear into the heart of our enemies," said head
coach June Jones. "Cartoon animals are scary. Did you see that bulldog
on the sidelines?! He was wearing a hat! That's insane! A normal guy in
body paint who can never close his mouth? That's just strange. Also,
inspired by his rotundness, the team has eaten way too much pineapple
of the past month. It no doubt slowed them down a step or two."
Vili
now goes into the unemployment line with "Skirt-wearing embodiment of
Hawaiian Rainbow Warrior" as his only previous job. "This will be a
tough person to place in another job," said job specialist Tom Terry.
"I've done a lot of work with mascots in the past. I got Buster Bronco,
the anthropomorphic horse from Boise State, an accounting job. But let
me tell you, it was not easy. People are reluctant to hire mascots
because of their reputation for being overly cheery, and communicating
solely through pantomime."
The team says it will replace Vili
with a more physically fit mascot who has a more conventional throwing
motion. Head candidates for the job are Steely McBeam, Chi Majing(a
Chinese import mascot), and Bobby Petrino, who is already looking for a
new job.
The
search is apparently over to fill what was once one of the top coaching
positions in all of college football. “We’ve made a decision,” said
Michigan Athletic Director Bill Martin, “we’ve decided that we are
hiring nobody to coach the team next season. We want to find ourselves
next season, and this is the best way to do it.”
After
season opening loses to Appalachian State and Oregon, it became clear
that things were growing icy between Michigan and longtime coach Lloyd
Carr. “Lloyd’s a great guy,” said Martin, “and there will always be a
special place in our heart for him. But things were getting stale
between us lately; there was just no spark, so we felt we needed to
make a clean break.”
Reports indicated that following the Carr
split, Michigan heavily pursued both Greg Schiano of Rutgers and Les
Miles of LSU, both of whom told Martin that he was a nice guy and all,
but that they just didn’t see themselves ending up with an A.D. like
him. “The rumors about Miles turning us down are true,” admitted
Martin, “He told us he had just come out of an intense contract
negotiation and wasn’t ready to jump into another one this soon.” But
Martin disputed rumors that Sciano spurned Michigan’s advances. “He’s
lying, that was totally a mutual decision. We both just realized we
didn’t have anything in common. Plus, he had that kind of crazy look in
his eyes that made me think he might end up stalking us if things
didn’t work out.”
As for the decision to go without a head
coach next season, Martin pointed out that next year was “an important
year for Michigan and we’ve just come to the realization that we can’t
be tied down to just one coach.” Martin stated that while Michigan
plans to keep its options open, the school has always been attracted to
sexy, young up-and-coming coaches willing to experiment. “We’ve had
older, experienced coaches,” Martin explained, “and that’s definitely
been good for us and we’ve learned a lot about ourselves, but we think
its time to ####e things up a little at the Big House.”
It
was a scene the likes of which haven't been witnessed since "Das Boot".
At approximately 4:00 AM Tuesday a frantic Bobby Petrino burst out of
the restroom at the head offices at Falcons headquarters screaming.
"There's a leak in the main reactor line!" shouted Patrino as he ran
down the hallway, as other building employees came out of their offices
to find out what the commotion was. "We're going down, we're going
down! Batton down the hatches and prepare to abandon ship!" Petrino
continued to scream other submarine-related nonsense as he ran into
owner Arthur Blank's office.
"Sir! I need to use your intercom
immediately, we have to inform the crew!" he said as he picked up the
microphone sitting on Blank's desk.
"What the hell is going on Bobby? Are there terrorists in the building?!"
"No
sir, it's the Germans. They hit us bad," he replied as he flipped on
the intercom. "Attention crew of the Falcons. We have sustained a
torpedo impact to our main reactor line, and are taking on water! We
must abandon ship immediately! All crew to their emergency stations!"
With
that Petrino pulled out a large yellow box into the room from out in
the hallway. He pulled a red strip on the side and it inflated quickly
into a large raft. "Bobby! What in God's name is happening right now?!"
yelled Blank, trying to be heard over the loud inflation mechanism.
"I'm
getting us out of here sir. I know it's customary for the Captain to go
down with the ship, but I can't allow that to happen," replied Petrino.
With that he grabbed the 1998 NFC Championship trophy sitting on the
desk and began to use it to smash through the window overlooking the
parking lot. Once a large enough hole was made he grabbed the raft and
put the front through the opening. "Let's go sir!"
"I'm not going
anywhere you nut job! We're on the second story of this building, we'll
probably die from the fall!" said a confused and frustrater Blank.
"The
sharks won't get us Captain! We have to make the jump before the ship
goes under!" yelled Petrino grabbing Arthur's tie. He attempted to pull
him into the raft by it, but Blank grabbed the desk and held on for
dear life. "Sir, you must come with me!" Blank reached for his
scissors, managing to just grab them and quickly cut his tie. Petrino
and the raft went flying out of the window and onto a car below.
When
janitorial staff examined the bathroom he had been in earlier when the
commotion started they found a yernal that would not stop flushing, and
a gameplan recapping the Falcons latest blowout loss. Later that day,
Arkansas announced Bobby Petrino as it's new head coach.
Tim
Tebow won the Maxwell Award, for the best offensive player, and the
O'Brien Award, for the best quarterback, on Thursday night. He is also
the heavy favorite to win the Heisman, which would make him the first
underclassman to win the award for best college player. This win comes
as big news to the Tebow family, and for Tebows everywhere, as Tim
becomes the first Tebow to do anything of note ever.
"For a long
time we have been trying to get the name Tebow out there among the
people," said Vincent Tebow, leader of the Tebow Awareness Group. His
is an organization of the 7 people in the world named Tebow who are
focused on getting the name associated with something famous. "We just
want people to know that Tebow is even a name. Many people thought we
were an animal, a body part, or even a bizarre type of Indian curry for
awhile. We've been trying to get the name associated with something in
forever. We grew so desperate at one point we started leaking various
Tebows as the people behind big events. Tom Tebow Invents Electric
Shoes, George Tebow Kidnaps Queen Of Norway, Katie Tebow Actually
Responsible For 9/11. But eventually the major news outlets started
ignoring our press releases, and many blocked our fax number. But with
Tim taking this award finally we can have something all Tebows can be
proud of."
Les
Miles' head announced today that it has signed a 4-year extension with
LSU. The deal was for an estimated 100 dollars, and will mean Miles'
head can only wear LSU hatwear even if the rest of him should go to
Michigan. The deal sent shockwaves throughout the college football
landscape, and the rest of Miles' body was visibly upset at the news.
"How can my head just go and do this!" said an angry Miles during an
interview. "This is just silly! I told it we were going to wait until
the season is over before we consider offers for both hats and coaching
vacancies, but it went and did this behind my back. It reminds me of
the time I was sleeping in a hotel room and my head woke up, dragged
the rest of my body to the minibar with it's teeth, and got us all
drunk in the middle of the night. I don't know what happened next, but
I woke up naked on a balcony chair with an illegal Guatemalan immigrant
boy. Needless to say, that was pretty hard to cover up."
"Look,
as the body part who wears the hats in this relationship, I think it's
my choice as to who I sign with," said Miles' head. "LSU has always
been very good to me. Their hats are both well-insulated and
moisture-wicking. I don't see what the big deal is. Even if we want to
go to Michigan, we'll still look good on the sidelines in an LSU hat.
Their colors are similar anyway!"
The rest of Les Miles body grew
upset at this point. "Look head! It's not even a good deal you signed!
100 dollars over 4 years?! Were you into the tequila again last night?"
"I don't feel I have to answer that. Let's just say that the LSU athletic director did treat me to a fine Mexican rstaurant."
"I
don't see what the big deal is," said Les Miles right arm, adding to
the conversation, "If we body parts want to sign our own deals, that's
our business. I'm not gonna say anything is guaranteed at this point,
but let's just say Nike and I are close on a deal to wear one of those
ridiculous basketball player single-arm sleeves."
Les Miles would have shaken his head in frustration at this point, if only he was in control of it.
Over
the weekend Missouri and West Virginia choked away chances to play for
the National Championship when both lost embarrassingly. This left Ohio
State and LSU as the two teams mediocre enough to play in the BCS
Championship. But neither are taking any chances and have locked
themselves into a New Orleans bank vault in order to prevent either of
them from losing before the actual game.
"We know what being
number one or number two means these days," said LSU head coach Les
Miles. "We have both agreed to stay here inside the bank vault until
the actual game comes. This way there is no possibility we can lose.
The vault is going to open every week for a delivery of food, water,
and air. We have specified to the bank that these items can only be
delivered by employees who have never played any kind of football at
any level. This way we can't lose to them either."
"It's going
to be a tough month, no doubt," added OSU coach Jim Tressel. "But even
though we will be dehydrated, suffering from muscle atrophy, and pale
with allergies to sunlight when we emerge, we feel it will be worth it.
Yes, this is the only way we don't have to face another team before the
big game."
"It's time Jim. Let's close that door now," said Miles
as he out his hand on Tressel's shoulder. "We'll see the rest of you
media types in a month!"
The door started to close when a member
of the press gathered outside asked "Wait, what if you lose to each
other while you're in there?"
"No! Wait, hold the do-" was all that was heard from Jim Tressel as the vault slammed shut.
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