Do you know what the Summer League record is for most consecutive ties? It WAS one. It’s now two. Thanks to Pinky and the Brain’s 2nd straight 16-16 tie, this time against Red Hot Chili Peppers. Click a tie to read more.

Hold the phone. Just when it looked like Dream Team Gold might run away with the Men’s Division, Smashing Pumpkins took them down 17-13 Friday night, and moved into first place.

White Men Can’t Jump came within a mere point of tying the record for the biggest blowout in Summer League history when they won 17-2 Thursday night against Brown and Williamson. Click the pic of White’s Craig Remillard “Roga” to read more.

After three straight losses, Little Blue Pill got back into the win column Wednesday night with a 17-11 win over Red Bull.

You kinda have to see this to understand it. And you would see it if only I could figure out how to upload videos to Youtube, which my phone says it can do, but so far seems to be lying to me. Anyway, click the pic to read about Tuesday night’s games.

Forrest Gump was down 8-1 at half Monday night. But when the chips were down, Forrest never gave up, and brought it back to win 15-13. It reminded me of this great scene from the film. He couldn’t leave Bubba to die, cause Bubba was his best good friend.

Dylan and Kelly opened the year 3-0, but with their 15-7 loss to Ice Ice Baby Friday night, they’ve fallen back to .500. Click the amazing pic of Ice’s captain Matt Hennessy. Yay Facebook!

Deep Blue beat Mapplethorpe 15-1 Thursday night. In the entire history of Summer League, it’s just the second time a team scored only one point. But it comes with some irony. Also read about the epic Brown/Pumpkin rematch.

So said Collin Rich after Little Blue Pill’s 17-15 loss to White Men Can’t Jump Thursday night. After a 4-0 start, Blue has dropped three straight.

Losing streak, I defy thee!!!! Indigo Girls finally put an end to their winless season, and in a huge Mac truck kinda way, winning 15-5 Tuesday night over Red Hot Chili Peppers. And they weren’t the only ones to end a long slide. Click the pic of two of Indigo’s girls, Kalle Tompros and Katie Killebrew, to read more.