College kid drops 138 points and Toronto's mayor is a terrible football player


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IOWA — Scoring records are always impressive and we love it when guys can drain threes at will, but no one has ever come close to doing what Division II player Jake Taylor did Tuesday night.

The guard from Grinnell College in Iowa scored 138 points and went 52 for 108 from the floor and hit 17 three-pointers. Yes, 17.

Grinnell beat Faith Baptist Bible College 179-104 and a player on the other team managed to score 70.

As Kobe Bryant himself said, "That's impressive. That's crazy. I don't care what level you're at. Scoring 138 points is pretty insane."

College kid drops 138 points and Toronto's mayor is a terrible football player

I think insane is a pretty good word. Watch the highlights here and you can also check out the interview ESPN did with Taylor.

Toronto, You Elected This Man

Toronto mayor, Rob Ford, loves football and even wants to get an NFL team in his city. While that doesn't seem to be in his immediate future, he does have the Toronto Argonauts who are playing in the 100th Grey Cup this weekend.

There are festivities all over the city and Ford thought he'd join in some. There was a pep rally outside of city hall when Ford thought he'd take a three-step drop and hurl the ball down the field. The ball didn't go anywhere, but Ford himself was hurled to the field.

I don't mean to laugh at others misfortunes, but I cannot stop laughing at this. At least he didn't fumble.

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