Pen your Mind(s)

A Story by Abishai100

A sports-writer considers how a 'close-scoreline' media age college-athletics 'event' in 2005 reflects a writer's 'will' for marks (for the Ego).

A college-athletics media-culture 'diorama' drawing on some of the basketball-intrigue themes/concepts (loosely) from Blue Chips (William Friedkin), which I think you'll like (and thanks for reading),

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports-media/fiction contains images/references with no commercial/explicit ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., Duke University) and is therefore cast as purely a 'personal' exercise in creative fanfare (for 'open' language).

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AMLAN SATAN: "Writing about sportsmanship as it reflects capitalism-race chess and globalism-rhetoric impacts our media-age 'wills' for youth/scholarship concerning windows-access into college-athletics (student-basketball!) culture revealing a Western/American (post-9/11 era Homeland) 'view' for all that's specially word-crafted; and this 2005 Duke-Forest 'showdown' in February featuring an iconic 'mastery' micro-rivalry between Duke's 3-point 'wizard' JJ-Redick and Wake Forest's weaving court-general Chris Paul (wow)."

Amlan Satan (really) had become a master sports-writer of superstitions-boards for capitalism-race re-presentations of competition-class education in hand-writing for the post-9/11 era Homeland (America) and his 'windows-access view' for college-athletics (basketball!) symbolism for Western society's social-media 'lens' for education/rivalry reflecting traffic-pluralism 'magic' for this new age would draw interest from American intelligentsia invested in the 'image' of wrought commercial networks (for the Ego!).

The 2005 Duke-Forest 'showcase' (really) did highlight a micro-rivalry 'allegory' of chess-like thinking for student-athletics media-access culture in the Homeland (America), and Duke's Redick put up a 3-point 'show' that paralleled Forest's Paul and his court-marshaling dominance, which although resulted in a close-scoreline Forest triumph revealed a 'timeless' Duke 'ethos' of competition-class 'magic' for what would offer this sports-matrix new 'world' a special 'briefcase' of treasure-imagery for exchanges in 'educational' word (for the Ego).

AMLAN SATAN: "Because the Redick-Paul (Duke-Forest) close-scoreline 'showcase' of 2005 (ESPN) revealed a thrilling 'chess-stalemate' for college-athletics media-windows access imagination/intuition, we might 'infer' that today's sports-matrix fanfare/marketing would invite media-users (around the good Earth) to consider why this Blue-Devils and Demon-Deacons (Duke-Forest) 'spotlight' would offer fans/writers a special 'chance' to 'invent' storylines (to their own liking!), given the close scoreline and Redick-Paul 'mirror-image' in broadcast-sportsmanship, and cast a 'TV-society' friendly 'energizer-fun' for all forms for story-writing and story-telling fashioned-options (for the Ego)."

It's true, a writer/fan may 'invent' all forms for story-boarding in this Duke-Forest close-scoreline micro-rivalry 'showcase' between Redick-Paul to cast lights for capitalism-race 'cartoons' about the quality of commercial/media life and social-media 'handshakes'/activity for an ideation of what makes competition (itself) something that's both non-dangerous...and (arguably) even wish-crafted (wow).

STORY-EXCERPT 1: How'd Duke's Redick offer a turnaround for mastery in this showdown with Forest's Paul but without JJ's special late-game 3-point 'surge' of unforgiving mastery in 'pure' shooting magic for the superstitions-thrill of all Blue-Devils (Duke!) fans, and it was no 'shock' to the Blue-Devil shooter that this 'conclusion' was simply one of wrought 'wills' for material (for the words).

STORY-EXCERPT 2: Well, despite Redick's 3-point wizardry-for-media and student-athletics 'examinations' on that February-Wednesday's Eve, Forest's Paul drew away (undoubtedly) the Demon-Deacons in what would become a 'heartbreak' for Blue-Devils lore that would (eventually/indeed) generate all forms for youth-linked sportsmanship 'doodles' for post-9/11 era Homeland storytelling (for the minds).