Rest for the weary (and also the mildly injured)

In a perfect world, everything would fit into the newspaper. Until the world becomes perfect, Maroon City will be filling you in on what should have gone in the paper, but didn’t. Today: track and field.

By Jake Grubman
Published: January 29th, 2010 Share Share Share

In a perfect world, everything would fit into the newspaper.  Until the world becomes perfect, Maroon City is going to try to make its sports coverage a little more perfect by filling you in on what should have gone in but didn’t.  Today, it’s track and field. Continued at MaroonCity.com

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