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SPORTALICIOUS TO INAUGURATE IT'S OWN BOWL!
Cheddar Falls, WI - Sportalicious! managing editor Chet Waterhouse announced mere moments ago that the website has finally inked a deal to sponsor a college bowl game this year! Sportalicious! signed a one-year, let's-see-what-happens deal with the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh to lease Titan stadium on Dec. 23rd for five hours. the game is currently slated to pit the ninth-place Big Ten team against the 7th place Mid American Conference team, provided each has four season wins. The NCAA, which demands teams win at least six games to become bowl eligible, said the Sportalicious! bowl would not be sanctioned. But Waterhouse preferred to describe the bowl game as 'sanction-free!' Waterhouse hammered out an independent deal with UW-Oshkosh after talks with the Humanitarian Bowl in Boise, Idaho broke down over money, which apparently the Boise people were seeking. UW-Oshkosh will not be liable for maintenance or support crew, but must keep the lavatory pipes unfrozen.

BERMAN PULLS ROTATOR CUFF REACHING FOR NICKNAME!
Bristol, CT - ESPN's volume-bustin' announcer, Chris Berman, had to be helped from his NFL Halftime set Monday night after collapsing in pain reaching for a nickname reference. Berman is known for tagging players with fun, clever, odd, impossible-to-figure-out nicknames, but he trumped himself Monday night, and his right rotator cuff paid the price. Berman, attempting to create something snazzy for Bronco quarterback Danny Kanell, got caught in Jewish throat consonants halfway through "Danny Kvetch-Knitch-Knachis-Kachhhis-Kanell," and tried to bail out to his right when he heard a pop. He was taken to the College Gameday Medical Emergency Truck, where Kirk Herbstreit wrapped the shoulder, cut Berman's hair, gave him some skin products and sent him home.

TIGER'S SLUMP CONTINUES!
Unfair Island, FL - Tiger Woods dramatic fall from the perch atop the world of golf continued this week when he tumbled all the way to second place on this year's money list. With only one or two, or maybe it's four, events left, it appears veteran Vijay Singh will win the money title, and Tiger's handlers are on suicide watch. "This is devastating," said Tiger's personal Cuban cigar roller, "I mean, he may not break six and a half million dollars!" The cigar roller said he's already looking for work, perhaps in the California governor's mansion, because Tiger will both cut his staff due to the drastic shortfall and also wallow in self-pity and miss even more events. The fall from grace is so complete that Courtney Love called Woods' mansion offering free Vicodin for a place to crash.

MN, WI GOVERNORS' BET BUDGET DEFICITS!
Minneapolis, MN - The next installment in one of the oldest rivalries in college football - Minnesota vs. Wisconsin - takes place Saturday morning in the Metrodome, and Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty and Wisconsin governor Jim Doyle have eschewed the usual bet - fifty pounds of gopher meat for fifty pounds of processed cheese slices - and will instead bet actual money in an effort to offset their respective state budget deficits. With Minnesota the odds-on favorite to win, Pawlenty will put up $350,000 dollars to win $300,000, while Doyle will put up $200,000 dollars to win $300,000. With both states in the red, Pawlenty put up seven Highway Department snowplows as collateral, while Doyle put up the dome and rotunda of his state capitol building as collateral. The winner will also be able to charge his entire deer tick fogging costs to the opposing state.

ROCK-PAPER-SCISSORS LEAGUE TO DEBUT!
Bay St. Ernie's, Mississippi - Catfish County officials announced this week that the All-American Rock-Paper-Scissors League will debut on schedule Saturday night on the Commodore Parlay's Gamblin' Riverboat, docked in Bay St. Ernie's harbor one inch from dry land. The AARPSL kicks off with a match between league favorites - the Shreveport Callouses and the Cape Girardeau Cuticles. Team rosters total 12 players, a coach and a dermatologist. Five singles matches and two 'Swiss Doubles' matches comprise the competitive slate. Substitutions are allowed only in the event of a palm cramp or carpal-tunnel syndrome. The league is sponsored by Warts-Off Wart Drops.

 

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