At first I thought his Tweet was just typical overreaction, sure to be blown out of proportions by a sizable chunk of the online sports media, but then my friend Josh made a great point – why don’t more athletes blame the higher powers for their mistakes? So many superstars in college and the pros thank various deities when they win, so we should expect more of them to actually blame those same holy creators when they make boneheaded plays, too, right? I mean, passing the buck is a superstar athlete tradition, so Peyton Manning should be readily pointing his finger to the heavens when he throws four interceptions and Dwight Howard should shake his fists at the clouds when he misses 10 free throws. Maybe it’s blasphemy, but I’m intrigued nonetheless.