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"Guy Code" explores the previously unspoken rules that exist between bros. We've decided to analyze another set of laws here: the Sports Code. It's a term that we invented but it refers to the idea that you don't take in-house matters to the media, or throw a teammate under the bus. That sort of thing.
The Kentucky Wildcats basketball team gave Drake his own national championship ring, according to the Big Lead. Better yet, it's insufferably inscribed with "Drizzy." Look, we know Drake is a Kentucky fan (though we have no idea why since he's Canadian), but this is absurd. If you're giving away celebrity championship rings willy-nilly, then why isn't Wildcat lifer Ashley Judd first on the list? At least she went to the school (and isn't Canadian).
Isn't it just the worst when celebrities get these sports perks, like an honorary jersey or some s***? As if their existences weren't charmed enough, now they magically get to be a part of sports history in this pretend version of events. It's like giving a child the pin with honorary pilot's wings, or one of those fake sheriff's stars. Except the kid probably did something to earn it, like saying "please" or going a whole day without throwing a tantrum.
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