Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rod Whigham for January 10, 2014

Looks like some wise guy did the ancient trick of dipping Wendy’s ponytail in the inkwell.

Jack is thinking with the wrong head in P2.

And wasn’t Wendy No. 25 in yesterday’s strip?

Now it’s “North Caroll”? I guess they got whooped so badly they had to forfeit their second R.

Is that Daniel Boone in the bottom of P2? Well, Kaintuck is basketball country, I guess.

“Keegan Hershey”? Sweet.

“Keegan Hershey, the girls all call me Hershey Bar…”

P1- The Milford Moustache strikes again. P3- Judging by Wendy’s expression, Keegan would have been better off by saying, “Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman, damn glad to meet you.”

How will the upcoming knee injury affect her dancing? The boys can all fawn over her while she recuperates.

“Stalker alert!”

In all reality, after the initial shock wears off Wendy screams and calls Hershey a stalker. Jack rushes to Wendys rescue and when Hershey tries to grab Wendy , Jack breaks Hersheys arms and his nose. Mop Man goes to work.

Well, at least Wendy is good for bringing them in at the gate. That’s two people that otherwise would not have shown up to watch the ladies game.

Sorry, Jack. Hard to compete with those rich private school boys.

Okay, so her dancing was so awesome/provocative that a kid from a school she never attended snoops around enough to find out she is playing basketball, then shows up at a game that his school is not even involved. Major stalker.

In P2 he walks right past the two North Carol kids that hung themselves after the loss

So…where is Wynn in all this to go Tony Montana on Hershey and Metzger? SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!

yeah, where IS Wynn?

Keegan is recruiting for St. Fabian’s.“We can’t pay you in cash, but we can get you some part-time work if you can prove you’re at least 18.”

Yeah, we’ve got a school like that around here. They selectively admit athletes and give them “need” based financial aid. As in, we “need” a power forward, or we “need” a wide receiver. Gotta love those parochial/private schools.

Similar to what happened in the movie Finding Forester. That kid got an academic scholarship, but if he’s not a great athlete, he never even gets considered.