Tazer Has Come to Sporting Events
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman So Many Tasers, So Little Time Looking for the best spot to be tased? Try a sporting event. Hey, just this week we had a teenager tased at […]
Author: Stan Silliman
Sports writer for 13 years, my Bleacher Report articles in USA Today, LA Times, Forbes, Dallas Morning News. Seven books, 6000 jokes, 860 columns written. Also very active on a website called Kwipster.
I've writtens for comics and cartoonists. Samples of some of my cartoon/humor books can be seen at www.comedyempirepress.com
I'm also a comedian with regular appearances in New York, Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City and Las Vegas. If I ever get on cruise ships, I'll let you know.
Gump and Jenni
Excerpt from my upcoming book “Coaches, Characters and Mascots!” here’s Mike Gundy right after his “I’m a Man” blowup. The speech was aimed at Daily Oklahoman sports writer, Jenni Carlson. We suspected there might have […]
The Coach and the Carpenter
In honor and observance of the 10th Anniversary of my sports humor column “Silliman on Sports” I’m running some “Oldies but Goodies.” Enjoy: Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman THE COACH AND THE […]
Pacino as Paterno, Are You Ready?
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman PACINO AS PATERNO IN MOVIE? Al Pacino, perfect choice we think, is being mentioned as the actor to play JoePa in a movie based on the Joe Posnanski […]
GEM PURCHASE BY DUKIE NOT SO JIM DANDY
GEM PURCHASE BY DUKE GYM RAT NOT SO JIM DANDY Duke basketball might be in trouble due to a $ 100,000 jewelry purchase by Lance Thomas, member of their 2010 championship team. What’s wrong, you […]
Pat Robertson Wishes Manning Harm
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman PAT: IF MANNING GETS HURT, BRONCO’S FAULT Pat Robertson looked directly at the 700 Club camera and said Denver deserves it if Manning gets hurt. Well, there you go. […]
Sports Terms for the 21st Century
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman SPORTS TERMS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY You may have heard the words “Lancing”, “Bondsing” and “Paturno” used on sportscasts and wondered if these words were new to our century. […]