Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for August 12, 2015

Thanks for the sign in P2. I had forgotten this strip had anything to do with Sport.

Is Rodney practicing his Heisman pose already? He should probably shave off that dirty sanchez moustache if he wants to score some endorsements.

We finally see a football in P1! And Rodney might have thrown one, or he could be practicing a little Tai Chi.

The camera still hasn’t decided on a college in P2.

The Joker makes an appearance in P3. Jack Nicholson would be proud. Okay kids, time to eat!

Rodney’s Statement: “I’ve been looking for a school whose shower facilities have the right mix of mist and water vapor to allow for optimal suds formation when using a hand-lathering technique with a high quality body rinse. I’ve heard the high school in Milford has been a ground breaker in this field.”

In all reality , " Whats the Lucky college ? How the hell do I know why don’ t you go to Milford and ask him ! "

In all reality , meanwhile back in Milford Gil deals with a work slow down by the caddies at Milford CC , Marty Moon in a drunken stupor loses his winning trifecta ticket and Boo heads to Goodwill for back to school shopping .

Lester Hayes must be near by. There’s enough “stick’em” on that football in panel one where it sticks to the palm of that coach’s (?) hand.

And I go back to my first comment the day Rodney showed up. This is a Cam Newton clone.

Any chance we can check in at Band Camp to see what that all-state tuba player is up to? It’s got to be more interesting than this.

P1- When did Cosmo Renfro become a passing guru?

I’d like to think Rodney will shock everyone by announcing that he is following in the footsteps of Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and taking his talents to North Beach.

P-1 he’s not throwing. He heard they’re having leftovers for lunch and resonds: :Ah, g’won. P-2 this has to be the worst Will Farrel movie ever. P-3 “I know, but I’m not going to tell, you!”

And soon maybe we’ll be able to go see Yuba play his tuba.