College football’s ‘Rivalry Week’ delivered on its violent promise
We’ve nearly arrived. Next stop: Rock Bottom.
For my two cents and fully repaid college loan, last week beat the previous week for continued social destruction of our sports. And with no cure pursued, it’s raw, it festers, it spreads like an injection of venom. It is what it is. And it is.
College Football (you should excuse the expression):
Readers Joe Barbato and Bill Maroney saw it coming early Friday night, when ABC/ESPN, the sports network mindlessly devoted to destroying sports in exchange for attracting young adult morons, lowlifes and desensitized creeps, relentlessly promoted its Georgia-Georgia Tech “Rivalry Week” game as an exercise in “Good, Old-Fashioned Hate.”
Charming.
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