Left Coast Sports Babe

Monty Python, who last performed together in 1998, is set to reunite for a stage show. Assume the show might be titled “We weren’t dead, just sleeping.”

If the President really wanted to mess with conservative minds, he’d have all Obamacare policies include a free gun.

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Interim coach Ed Orgeron says that he would like to remain head coach at USC. At Stanford they’re thinking “Couldn’t the Trojans give one more chance to Lane Kiffin?”

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A photo has gone viral of storage containers underneath a sign in an Ohio Walmart employee area saying, “Please donate food items here so Associates in Need can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner.” A company spokesman said “This is part of the company’s culture to rally around associates and take care of them when they face extreme hardship.” Right, “extreme hardship.” Like working at Walmart.

George Zimmerman, who was allowed to keep his weapons after he shot Trayvon Martin, must only pay $9,000 bail but must give up his guns to get out of jail after being arrested for the alleged aggravated assault of his girlfriend. Your move, Arizona.

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For those of us who can’t resist a good train wreck, it would have been interesting to imagine what would have happened had Richie Incognito decided to pick on George Zimmerman.

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Be careful what you wish for. No doubt just a few months ago there were residents of Toronto who complained amongst themselves that Americans never paid any attention to Canadian politics.

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The NFL is investigating a report that an umpire used profane insults towards Washington tackle Trent Williams. As if the Redskins’ play wasn’t obscene enough.

For all Stanford fans still hurting from the USC game, as my son says, it could be so much worse:  http://stanfordflipside.com/2013/11/stanford-to-host-charity-football-game-for-underprivileged-fans-on-saturday/

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