Chongo94
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Get woke, go broke
Get woke, go broke
Wasn't it SI that had that famous picture of Abe Martin and the football team sitting around the locker room at some game they were playing? Anybody have access to that great picture?
Jenkins and Shrake were products of the old Fort Worth Press...Great writers....It is a sad day.
In SI's glory days, its writers included Dan Jenkins, Bud Shrake, Frank Deford, Roy Blount Jr., Peter Gammons, Joe Posnaski, Paul Zimmerman, Grant Wahl and many others. I was always excited when the magazine hit our mailbox every week. I would read it cover to cover.
Now, another piece of my youth is gone. Sigh. I will raise a glass to Sports Illustrated tonight - it was a wonderful magazine back in the day.
The feature that was related to this pic was a masterpiece of writing....It could have been applied to any college team, but since it was about TCU, it was even greater....View attachment 15577View attachment 15578View attachment 15579Since swimsuit models may violate the family-friendly nature of the FFF, I’ll go with these instead:
I gave my pops a Dan Jenkins book that compiled all his old SI golf articles from the archives. He read it cover to cover in two days - great stuff from the vault.Jenkins and Shrake were products of the old Fort Worth Press...Great writers....
lets try Martha Stewart…I guess the tranny Swimsuit Edition wasn't the financial blockbuster they were hoping for...
SI: "Where did we go wrong?"
"Aggies on a run" may have been the worst part.Perhaps the mag started going underwater with this garbage in ‘07.View attachment 15583
I had not heard that trans stuff either, or even the Martha Stewart stuff. You’d think with as much negative publicity as Bud Light got, that would have been an even bigger deal.Didn't even know about that 23 cover. Are they publishing a swimsuit issue this year, or will that be the last one ever?
Wow
There's zero doubt the magazine took a very noticeable hard left turn (or whatever you want to call it) in the past decade. Seemed like every other article, if not more than that, in recent years was pushing an agenda as much as anything else, and I'm sure that hastened its demise.I had not heard that trans stuff either, or even the Martha Stewart stuff. You’d think with as much negative publicity as Bud Light got, that would have been an even bigger deal.
I haven’t read it in decades. If true, I am not sad for their demise. It seems it was self-imposed.There's zero doubt the magazine took a very noticeable hard left turn (or whatever you want to call it) in the past decade. Seemed like every other article, if not more than that, in recent years was pushing an agenda as much as anything else, and I'm sure that hastened its demise.
I don't understand that strategy.
Thats probably what caused the global warming"Aggies on a run" may have been the worst part.