Cavs 102-86 Heat: The Cavs beat up the Heat 102-86, winning their tenth in the row. It’s Cleveland’s longest winning streak since last season, when they had streaks of 13 and 11. The global icon started at point guard and went for 36 points and 8 assists. Though, it was J.J. Hickson who owned D-Wade. (More Hickson After the Jump)
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Thirteen-year-old “wonderkid” quarterback David Sills has verbally committed to USC, giving the Trojans a crucial jump start for 2015. Sills has also made verbal commitments to Led Zeppelin, YouPorn and the first young lady in his class to hit puberty.
Roundup: Idol Producers Wanted Howard Stern to Replace Cowell
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Good morning, Internet. I’ll be here this morning. CRM will join you in the afternoon. The Sports Hernia is at work, and TBL has been up for three hours planning which media personalities to stalk. Terrorists in Pakistan not only bombed people, they bombed the hospital where the people were being treated. Landmark peace deal in Northern Ireland. You know things are bad when 20,000 people losing their jobs inspires optimism.
This may be the first skeptical Tony Dungy piece on record. (Daily Beast)
American Idol producers wanted Howard Stern to replace Cowell. (NYPost)
Dexter Manley’s friend bought back the Super Bowl ring Manley pawned for drug money. (WaPo)
Madden 10 picks Saints over Colts. (NOLA)
Cambridge girls warned to stop having loud sex. (Daily Mail)
The Journey Wasn’t Peaceful: Jamaican Bobsled Team Fails to Qualify for Vancouver
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Unfortunately for fans, and segment producers at NBC, the Jamaican bobsled team did not qualify for the 2010 Winter Olympics.
“We’ve been in battles for many, many years,” Chris Stokes, a founding member of the Jamaican bobsled team more than 20 years ago, told The AP in a phone interview. “This is one more. But it’s disappointing, no question about that. The guys worked really hard and did well. Not qualifying, it’s by no means a failure. It’s a step going forward.”
Provocation: According to Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer, Rex Ryan was provoked three times and spit on before giving Dolphin fans the middle finger. "We all showed restraint. (Rex) showed the greatest restraint," Glazer said. "This wasn't heckled. This was a guy who was going out of his way to incite a fight, to incite some sort of violence to get the head coach of the Jets to ruin his job and to really put Rex in a place he didn't need to be....I mean it was unbelievable, and he just kept going on and on. Then he said, 'I hate you. I hope you die, you fat piece of crap,' and then spit at him." (NYPost) (39)
Abortion is a charged issue, even more so than Tebow. Writing about it galvanizes those opposed, resulting in inevitable feedback. Our friends at Deadspin shared some of theirs. So, I felt I would share a gem from my collection. Here is a lovely lady named Kimberly, who also was kind enough to grace me with her opinions on gays in the military.
Statistics are useful. You should buttress your sports arguments with the most indicative ones available. As statistics become increasingly intricate, however, they are overtaking the sports themselves in public consciousness. Those that fetishize stats cast down proclamations from concocted ivory towers impervious to human ingenuity and interaction. They are making sports unenjoyable for others.
If you’re a rube who believes in curses, you may want to bet on the Colts. Tampa Bay beat the then 13-1 New Orleans Saints 20-17 on Dec. 27. The result was seemingly meaningless, however no team that has lost to Tampa Bay during the regular season has ever won the Super Bowl in the same season. Fiercest logo ever.


