Approximately eighty percent of people believe that they are of above average intelligence. For those of you who consider yourself as such, you will quickly note that eighty percent of people are not in fact of above average intelligence. So, thirty percent of people over-estimate their intelligence. This is the reason why the average Buffalo Wild Wings drunk thinks he (come on, it’s always a ‘he’) can make better coaching decisions than Jason Garrett. Here are their respe

Welcome to year four of Southeast Texas Flag Football League. We have held fifteen events (tournaments and leagues) in the past three years. During our first season, we had eight teams, and I can remember being very relieved that we had enough to begin the league. Skip forward to the last Spring League – we had fifteen teams – and I found that we potentially had a new problem: There are too many teams to fit the games in on one day. That is a problem I never thought we w

Picture this: NFL Referee Carl Cheffers and his seven-person crew (the one that called Super Bowl LI) are down on their luck, and forced to referee flag football games during the NFL off-season. Concerning their circumstances that led to such a downfall, you can insert whichever backstory you choose…include as many methamphetamine binges, botched sex-change operations, and positive paternity tests as you would like. The fact is that these poor saps now must referee a flag