We like lyrics at Seedy K HQ right?
Right!
But, even with all those lines and rhymes roaming in and out of my cranial cavity none with the word “mediocre” immediately came to mind.
The first that popped on
the search gizmo was frankly unprintable. Even for me. Especially skating on a half frozen pond as I am with Glorious Editor.
A descriptive tune about the quality of young ladies the artist was having relationships with. None mediocre, he claims.
Then there’s a Billie Ellish song.
“You Were So Mediocre.”
I’ve never met the pop phenom.
How did she know?
It may have been just another gem for her adoring fanbase.
Around here it is anthemic.
Because, well, 3-3 predictioneering two weeks ago. 2-3 last time out.
4-3 this past weekend.
Trust me, not sure what that noise you’re hearing is, but it’s not the sound of popping champagne corks from this joint.
The Monon Bell shall not be residing in Crawfordsville, Indiana for the next year. The Little Giants fell to DePauw in the 132d edition of this heralded rivalry. Not as I posited.
Pittsburgh showed it wasn’t up to the task against a Big Boy. If Notre Dame is that?
And Louisville, cough, cough, cough, grrrrrgle, accccchhhhhheemmmm. Excuse me I’m choking. Louisville cho, er, self destructed.
The Bayou Bengals did take care of biz against the Fightin’ Bobby P’s from Fayetteville. UVa proved Duke a fraud. Kentucky continued its surge. And the Crimson & Cream Cignetti’s continued to stomp and romp any person or thing that gets in its way.
Like I said, mediocre.
It’s too late to stop now. (Besides I’ve got contractual obligations. At least until the end of this season.)
Wondering if the new high end TV I just bought will change my luck?
Wishing I could type this with conviction, I declare as always, this week’s winners:
Southern California @ Oregon. According to those with way more knowledge and insight than this guy here with his hands on the keyboard, there are 32 teams with a legit shot at making the Designated Dozen. Some obviously more, others less. The #7 Quack are in the More of a Chance grouping. the #15 Men of Troy might need that horse to sneak in, but they gotta chance. Which is to say, this is a game of consequence. Oregon actually played Indiana tough. At home, where this game will be competed. Ducks.
Duke @ North Carolina. I haven’t the slightest bit of trust in either of these teams. It might be more interesting if they got Tobacco Road acolyte Dick Vitale to call the game. It would make it worth watching. At least for a few moments, when other games are in timeout. I got a hunch. Belichick over Diaz.
Nebraska @ Pennsylvania State. There was a time when these two were playahs. Legit national contenders more often than not. Now, meh. Except for their adoring and ever so loyal fan bases. The Huskers have a coach. The Nittany Lions don’t, but played the Hoosiers really close. (How very very odd is it that IU has become a standard?) Is something going on in the cornbelt? Their current QB’s younger brother just decommitted. Hmmm. Turmoil perhaps? Quaker Staters.
Kentucky @ Vanderbilt. Dores.
Louisville @ Southern Methodist. Mustangs. It’s hard enough picking against my favorite team, let it alone having to write out an explanation.
— c d kaplan
