Let’s face it, our kids aren’t safe most anywhere these days. First it was total strangers. Then it was priests. Now we have to keep them away from coaches and teachers who prey on the innocent. Really, what has our world come to?

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Will they or won’t they? That is the question. Or is it more Who cares if they do or Who cares if the don’t?
I would be firmly planted in that last group.

I’m still trying to get used to this blogging thing even after 2 and a half years into it. Not sure what works and what doesn’t and not sure what to share and what to leave out. Sometimes I’d like to talk about more than just sports. I know it’s all people are used to me being, a sports cartoonist, doing mostly local Colorado cartoons with the occasional (two times a week at least) national sports cartoon thrown in for good measure. But there is more to life for me than just sports cartoons.
Sometimes feel only like posting the cartoons. (this is sounding very Andy Rooneyish, isn’t it). I wish I could spend more time with your comments. But time is tough to come by these days with the freelance work I do.
So I guess for now the blog is what it is. I hope that is good enough for now.

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Remember SMU? Remember the Death Penalty? Well, there’s a good chance that Miami Hurricane football is about to get their just sentence. The scandal that has rocked the sports world in the last 24 hours is about to claim one of the “biggies” in NCAA football. Regardless of much needed reform in the NCAA, the violations that have been reported are stunning. A booster supplying money, cars, yacht trips, jewelry, televisions and other gifts to a list of players including Vince Wilfork, Jon Beason, Antrel Rolle, Devin Hester, Willis McGahee and the late Sean Taylor. The booster also claimed he paid for nightclub outings, sex parties, restaurant meals and in one case, an abortion for a woman impregnated by a player.

This is beyond ugly. This is an horrific example of the worst slime and sleaze that can happen in sports at any level. It will be interesting to see how the NCAA deal with this. Miami is big money to the NCAA and it’s televised audience.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/ncaa/08/16/miami.hurricanes.yahoo.investigation.ap/index.html#ixzz1VLwhv5uB

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Brand new cartoon now on ESPN.com

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Here’s a few random illustrations from this months Mile High Sports Magazine. Nothing edgy,  just one of the things I love to do. Draw.

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