Here are a few tidbits I found amusing today. Maybe you will, too.
From "Commitments Differ for College Players, Coaches" by NPR commentator Frank Deford:
There are, I have discovered, four things in the world today that you absolutely cannot count on:______________________________________________________. . . [the NCAA] is essentially to college athletic departments, what the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce is to casinos
- Airlines
- Vladimir Putin
- Giving a small boy a goldfish and expecting it to live very long
- College coaches honoring their contracts
From a story on the release tomorrow of the results of George Mitchell's 20-month investigation into drug use in baseball:
[Baseball Commissioner] Bud Selig does not plan to attend the news conference at a Manhattan hotel a few blocks from the commissioner's office.(well, either he's too lazy to travel a couple of blocks or he is doing the MLB equivalent of sticking his fingers in his ears and screaming "I can't hear you!")
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Tags: Sherman's Lagoon, Baseball, Steroids, Sports, College Football, Coaches, NCAA
2 comments:
Thanks for the NPR podcast. I think Nick Saban has become the epitome of the coach with the forked tongue. Bobby Petrino is hot on his heels though.
cool dad,
I like listening to Frank Deford's commentary. He's a funny guy, easy to listen to, and looks a bit like Darren McGavinin in Kolchak: The Night Stalker. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
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