Rising Apple Top Ten: The Doctor Has Something for That

By Will DeBoer
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Ladies and gentlemen, here is this week’s Top Ten list!

This Week’s Category: Top Ten Sports-Related Physical Ailments

February 12, 2013; Gainesville, FL, USA; ESPN announcer Dick Vitale talks live during the first half between the Kentucky Wildcats and Florida Gators at the Stephen C. O

Today marks the “official” beginning of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (those First Four games don’t count). This magical time of the year is commonly referred to as March Madness, but if you’re not a sports fan, doesn’t that sound like it could be a disease of some kind? Something you would pick up on a trip to some foreign country? It sounds like something we should be spending billions of government dollars to find a cure for. So here now, we have ten other sports-related phrases that could be mistaken for serious physical ailments. And, as always, we ask you to please consult your doctor if you experience any of these symptoms.

Top Ten Sports-Related Physical Ailments

10. Spring Break-a-Hip

9. June Swoon

8. November Nausea

7. Iron Horse/Biscuit Pants (tie)

6. (John) Rocker Tongue

5. October Surprise

4. Pointer (nonspecific)

3. Chicago Ricketts

2. Baseball Season (Mets fans only)

1. Standings Valley Fever

Have any other diseases you’d like to diagnose? How about our next topic? Post it in the comments section. Maybe you’ll see your name next week on the Rising Apple Top Ten.

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