Friday, January 17, 2025

Football Announcers Are Going Out On Strike Right Before the National College Championship Game!

 

The announcer’s grievance is centered around their contention that they are wearing themselves out announcing all the Transfer Information about football's modern day crop of Transfer Eligible and Obsessed Players. One of the announcers had this to say...

“The pressure is awful! We used to say something like, Norwitski the second-year player from Altoona, Pennsylvania just brought down Klinger for a 4-yard loss.”

Now they are tying their tongues in knots because they are having to add on these kinds of career updates...

“Norwitski was originally signed by Texas as a cornerback. Before his sophomore year he transferred to Ole Miss where he played as a defensive right tackle. Then, before his junior year, he transferred to Washington State where he became a stand-out quarterback and tight end. Before his senior year he moved on to Toledo where he played deep safety and inside linebacker.”

In an interview recently with ESPN Norwitski was quoted as saying...

“As a kid growing up, I knew that one day I would play for Texas and Ole Miss and Washington State and Toledo. My football career has been fulfillment of my fondest dream come true.”

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Were you just wondering what President Ronald Reagan would have thought of all of this?

Actually, many years ago, future President Ronald Reagan put his tongue into his cheek and wrote a commentary about the phenomena developing at that time for hyphenating names by combining the bride and the groom’s names into one name. He noted that if this practice were to go on through just a few generations we might end up with a player named…

Egor Smith-Halloran-Schwamm-Morningside-Lacarelli-Sherman-Bukowski-Krenwinkle-Roget-Pettit-Saragula-O'Leary-Peters

Can you imagine the difficulty this would have presented to John Madden if Egor Hyphenating was a running back for the Chicago Bears?

Would I kid u?

Smartfella