Gundy Delivers Hall of Fame News Conference

Mike Gundy's Oklahoma State team won a 59-55 shootout over Texas Tech on Saturday in Stillwater, but the real gun slinging came after the game. Tech coach Mike Leach ripped his coaching staff, his defense and himself . . . then fired his defensive coordinator on Sunday.

Then came Gundy's vitriolic Satruday afternoon soliloquy aimed at The Daily Oklahoman columnist Jenn Carlson, whose game-day article painted benched OSU quarterback Bobby Reid a gutless mama's boy. "This makes me want to PUKE!," said Gundy, who said he didn't read the column until minutes before walking into this interview room, and only then at the behest of several people "close to the organization."


In a Monday news conference, Gundy said he would not comment any more on the article or his reaction to it, then proceeded to field questions about the incident for the next three minutes.

Texas Teen Escapes Death by Rabies

His name is Jack Hunter (no, he is not one of the guys in these government photos), and by the time the rabid fox had wrapped around his leg, the crazed animal had sunk his teeth a inch into the 16-year-old Texan's leg.

After Hunter strangled the fox, he threw the diseased animal into his yard and stayed home from school a couple of days to recover.

Thank God for teachers, who realized that without rabies shots, Hunter would end up like these guys who have their photos permanently enshrined on the website of the Center for Disease Control.

Questions:

• What is Jack's IQ?


• Where were Jack's parents during all of this?


• How long did the fox lie in Jack's yard?
  
• Do you consider Jack a hero or an imbecile?
  
• Does the family of this man who apparently died a miserable death at the hands of rabies in 1958 know their ancestor's agonizing last photos are on the Internet?