of November 14, 2015 ended up being almost as bad as the one that preceded it. On that second “Holocaust Saturday”, the day began with South Carolina football putting the finishing touches on their disastrous 1-7 SEC campaign with a home loss to Florida. Later in the evening, national championship contenders, Baylor, Stanford, and Utah all saw their title hopes dashed thanks to losses to Oklahoma, Oregon, and Arizona all within about an hour of each other. My Boise State Broncos had their conference title hopes derailed at home by New Mexico in a stunning upset. Kentucky’s bowl hopes suffered a major blow with a loss to Vandy. And finally, my favorite MMA fighter, Ronda Rousey, was knocked out in stunning fashion by an unknown challenger named HollyHolm. Another really bad day in the office…

5. Clemson football completes undefeated regular season (December 5, 2015)- As most of you know, Clemson football and Duke basketball are my two least favorite organizational entities, sports or not, in the entire world. The fact that both of them may soon hold the national championships in their respective sports at the same time is more repulsive to me than being put inside a Human Centipede. I actually picked the Tigers of Clemson to qualify for the College Football Playoff in the preseason so I’m not surprised by this development. The Tigers had their typically easy schedule where all of their tough games fell at home. Despite that, they needed the worst offsides call in the history of football to preserve