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LEBRON JAMES HAS CRUSH ON TEACHER!
Cleveland, OH - Problems keep mounting for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers who possess the double-edged sword known as LeBron James. James, a wildly talented 13-year-old guard/forward whose flirtation with puberty has the city's hoops fans on the edge of their fat asses, also falls victim to distractions others on the Cavs roster have outgrown at least three or four years ago. James admitted in a press conference after a 7-of-43 shooting effort last week that he realized he loves his English and Math tutor, Maggie McMashmill, a 21-year-old Scottish exchange student at Cleveland State University who looks awesome without a stitch of makeup on. A spokesperson for McMashmill said the lass doesn't understand American basketball but thinks LeBron's body is "ridiculous." She has taught LeBron how to smoke cigarettes and score well on tests by 'scoring' some drugs for the professor.

ONLY FOUR RAIDERS TEST POSITIVE FOR THG!
Oakland, CA - Oakland Raiders team officials threw a media party at Free Belly's Gentlemen's Club in the East Bay when the NFL announced only four Raiders players had tested positive for the potent steroid THG. "I thought it'd be at least eleven, twelve," said team physician Kenny Wayne Patterson, "I mean, what the hell are these other psycho players on? Probably some kind of Bolivian jungle tab they've only tested on sloths or something! Well, until the NFL catches up to it, let's party!" Patterson, whose doctorate is in Muscle Exercise from McNapster State in the Dutch Antilles, said most of the Raiders are clean, "compared to a rap posse."

DOPED SPRINTERS DON'T EVEN MAKE COVER OF 'STEROID ABUSE' MAG!
Cindertown, CA - Editors of "Steroid Abuse" magazine spurned the opportunity to put recently disgraced American track stars on the cover in favor of a dog who plays basketball but is hooked on Creotine. Managing editor Ying Yang Rockadelic said, "Track stars on dope? Ooh, yeah, stop the presses. Snore. Track stars not on dope, there's a cover you couldn't get five cents for at a crappy garage sale. Track stars on dope, that's like a Reader's Digest recurring feature next to 'Humor In Uniform.' Track stars on dope. It's tired and '70s. You ever seen a dog on Creotine? It's wack. Check us out."

RAPID CITY STICKSTERS NOT ALLOWED OFF BUS!
Anxious Falls, MT - The Rapid City Sticksters, the Harlem Globetrotters of Hockey, were not even allowed off the bus in Anxious Falls for a charity game after having committed several infractions including two through the open windows upon their arrival. Glum County sheriff's deputies clocked the bus at 113 miles an hour past Prairie Dog Medical Center and into downtown, where defenseman Alphonse Turgidde shouted at two female paramedics to "defibrillate my penis!" Forward Tomas-Pietr Tomas-Pietreson then threw a puck through the plate glass window of a German bakery, because as he told deputies, "F*$k them." The Sticksters were to play the Anxious Falls Donut Workers, but instead forfeited their $460 fee to the local soup kitchen and were given a motorcycle escort to the county line.

COLLEGE BCS TICKER: SOMEONE BEATS SOMEONE ELSE!
Cheddar Falls, WI - The crack sportsdesk at Sportalicious! headquarters has been singled out by federal regulators to write headlines and copy based solely on new federal privacy guidelines. These guidelines make it illegal to reveal information on an injured player, a healthy player, and a program that may be dealing with injured or healthy players. The feds have singled out Sportalicious! because two weeks ago we reported that a player at the University of Wisconsin we thought had tweaked an ankle had actually died in a pet marmoset mishap three weeks prior to that. So as of now, according to the new guidelines, Oklahoma leads the BCS, followed by someone, someone else, another team, Michigan, some other team and another team. The fans of Someone Else are already screaming foul play. We'll keep you posted.

 

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