Some High School Football All-Stars Pout When They're Assigned
Jersey Numbers They Don't Want  The U.S. Army All-American Bowl
is Saturday, and the surfeit of hype has produced a surfeit of
bitchy entitlement on the part of some of those players who've
been invited to participate. There are only so many jersey
numbers to go around, you see, and that's creating a bit of a
problem:  Kevon Seymour of Pasadena (Calif.) Muir was annoyed he
had No. 41 instead of his preferred No. 1. And Seymour willingly
admits he'll look at the rosters of potential colleges to see if
No. 1 is available. If it's not, the school's chances of landing
him diminish.  One was visibly upset.  Mike Davis of Stone
Mountain (Ga.) Stephenson made such a fuss about his assigned
No. 16 that he was given a new number (14), making him the only
player without his name on his jersey. But that didn't help—
neither was the No. 28 he wanted.  You'd think they were a
couple of 8-year-old girls fighting over the last Hello Kitty
backpack in your local