Now, the men's room wants to know who sucks less!

Yay! Time for Who Sucks Less, Tina Thro Hill, you bring us three stories every week. They always suck.

But it's up to us to determine out of these three stories which one sucks the least.

Now, if you happen to follow KISW on Facebook, Twitter, and on Instagram, the debate is already underway on Who Sucks Less?

And just so you know, man, we are, we're traveling today, man.

We're going to go to Texas, pick up some barbecue there.

Good news, Miles.

Then we're going to head to Denny's.

All right.

Yeah, that's right, but let's get to Texas where a team of Texas high school students

is being sued for forcing players to do 368 push-ups in under an hour.

This during a grueling training session to put their lives at risk.

So former Rockwall Health High School coach Jim Harrell and a dozen assistant coaches, they stand

accused of having junior varsity football players do nearly

400 push-ups with no rest and no water breaks in a 50-minute training session that landed

some of them in the hospital for several days.

So according to the lawsuit filed by one of the players' parents, back on January 6th of last year,

dozens of junior varsity players hoping to make the varsity team

they were punished for every mistake made during their 50-minute training session with 16 push-ups.

Now, there were 23 mistakes counted, so they had to do a total of 368 push-ups.

Now, following the workout, 26 players were diagnosed with or had symptoms of,

and forgive me, trying to pronounce this,

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