Okay, I made that up, and Dave Pelz does not, to my knowledge, abuse PCP or any other narcotic. He doesn’t need them, because his own view of reality is distorted in ways that you and I can’t even imagine.
He told a reporter that “when Phil’s at his best, nobody can beat him.” The reporter asked if that included Tiger Woods, and he said, “You bet it does.” He continued:
“Phil’s short game is the best in the world. He doesn’t have a serious weakness inside 150 yards. Phil putts more consistently than Tiger does. He has more imagination and a few more shots around the green.”
He then resumed smoking that sherm.
I mean, I understand, he’s Phil’s coach, he wants to build his confidence, maybe give Phil a challenge. But it’s been proven, time and time again, that you do not want to trash talk Tiger Woods right before you play with him. You don’t even say anything that could maybe possibly be construed as trash talk. I’m not saying that he should walk around and just be intimidated by Tiger’s very presence, but facts are facts. If you lob something at Tiger that could be considered as disrespect, he will use it as motivation to bury you. It’s what he does.
The Panthers used to play Gary Glitter’s “Rock & Roll, Part 2″ (the “Hey!” song), after Panther touchdowns. But the NFL has asked them to stop since Gary Glitter had some deviant sexual habits that made R. Kelly look like Dr. Joyce Brothers. So to fill the gap, 
When Maurice Clarett, after being pulled over with a small arsenal in his car, talked of receiving threats on his life, he may not have been making that up. When I first read his claim, I just sort of assumed that the man had gone Tom Cruise crazy. But 
Almost every article I’ve read about Team USA’s final cut-down recommends either Bruce Bowen or Shane Battier for dismissal, sometimes both. After Athens, everyone was screaming, “You can’t just have a team of superstars, you need role players!” And now, when it’s time to finalize the roster for the next major international competition… 
