Time-Traveling Hillbilly Arrives Too Late To Warn Crowd About Spread Offense

Because no one reads the newspaper, and SportsCenter's anchors are too perky for this early in the morning, Deadspin combs the best of the broadsheets and internets to bring you everything you need to know to start your day.

• Because 30 Rock Live wasn't for everyone—though they mentioned Favre's wang—there was college football on last night. West Virginia won and is in the Big East driver's seat.

• Are we sure Mak Mangino wasn't the the second coming of Bill Walsh because good lord did Kansas look bad losing by 52.

• John Elway, of the Denver Elways, may have been part of a group that lost $15 million in a Ponzi scheme.

• Joe Posnanski presents: The 32 greatest sports calls of all time.

• Zach Lowe, formerly of Celtics Hub, has a new blog on SI.com called The Point Forward. Check it out, there's always room for another NBA blog.

• Jonah Keri and another fella with a funny-sounding last name have a story about one of my favorite MLB playoff story lines: the redemption guys who are turning things around.

• Public nudity may be coming to parts of Massachusetts. Adjust your voting plans accordingly.

• Theodore S. Geisel—you know, Dr. Seuss—was working on a sports book, likely one with rhymes, but never finished.

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***** Good morning. Let's have fun out there.