Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for October 06, 2014

I see they’re still playing with those mini-footballs cheerleaders throw into the stands.

Love the glowering defender in P1 sporting “Ha” on his jersey. That’s probably a tribute to Jarrod.

In all reality , P 2 Wynn Wiley catches a deflated volley ball for a TD .

What kind of number is that on Shuford’s shoulders? Looks kind of like the Apple logo.

P1- True shines under the alien lights. P3- Austin Shuford goes over the top, much like this storyline. Can Brody execute an onside kick?

Now we know what the white dots are. Tru(e) is telegraphing his passes. A variation on the Nancy/Sluggo sight lines.

…seen this, Sept 19, 1985..Jim McMahon comes in against Vikings, loads it up for three TD’s in the third quarter…

P2 Wynn you just scored a TD, why are you frowning?

According to today’s news, the three unmoving UFOs are over Breckenridge, Utah. Talk about an away game.

Teams here played game six last Friday. I have forgotten whether this is game two or three for Milford. In actual time it’s gone on for days now. Within the strip it’s been two or three day to night to day etc. At this rate this game ends in December. Then in a flurry we get the rest of the season in two panels. Another glorious second place finish in the VC. .And true will be recruited away to one of the mega nationally ranked high school programs never to be heard from again.

Does Milford go for two and the win after the next touchdown?

My prediction isn’t changing. Tru(e) leads a miraculous comeback that falls just short. Gil(e) shakes the great Don(e) Drebus’s hand after the game and Don(e) questions Gil(e)’s coaching skills for leaving an All-State quarterback on the bench for more than half the game. Jarrod(e) blames the loss on Tru(e) for not getting that final score despite Tru(e) running out of time.

I just saw this on another cartoon on this site. Here’s the solution:.http://assets.amuniversal.com/9fc2c9e0f894013014ff001dd8b71c47

Oh, and MUT.

This being Cleveland, it’s likely something the seagulls dropped on Shuford’s shoulders.