Archive for September 24th, 2007Sep 24
According to a reader with a great camera, this is Devin Hester, return man extraordinaire of the Chicago Bears. The picture was taken at a Shell Gas Station in Lake Forest, Illinois, presumably this past weekend. Hester’s ride looks like something out of an old school Dr. Dre video. We like. Click here for the large version. Sep 24
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We already linked to that bizarre Mike Patrick moment Saturday night when, before a crucial overtime play, he elected to bring up Britney Spears. Random and funny. Mike Patrick has important things on his mind (Awful Announcing) Other cool stuff we’re going to cram in here: Daniel Snyder bashes the media (big surprise!), Mascot madness, Monica Bellucci topless , and a dude getting undressed in like seven seconds (safe for work and not gay at all). Sep 24
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Ronaldinho is often mentioned as one of the best soccer players in the world, and with such status comes intense media scrutiny. This grainy video appears to be of the curly-haired soccer star partying hard (looks tame to us). The Spanish media (aside: why are all spanish newscasters busty and hot and sultry?) is all over the story because it feels his late-night carousing is affecting his play with FC Barcelona. Just one question - did Ronaldinho yank that shirt out of Cristiano Ronaldo’s closet? Barcelona is just like compton (You Been Blinded) Sep 24
Get it together, man. Erin Andrews has that effect on guys (Fanhouse) Sep 24
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ESPN’s Mike Patrick takes time away from Georgia-Alabama to ask what is wrong with Britney Spears. His partner in the booth: “Why do we care?” (USA Today) If you’re wondering what the heck caused Gundy’s flip-out at the press conference this weekend, this is it. (Oklahoman) Whitlock was in Nebraska to watch his boys at Ball State drop a heartbreaker. (KC Star) Now that you can read everyone at the NYT, please do check out William Rhoden’s take on the Isiah Thomas situation. (NY Times) Not sure if we’ve mentioned this, but the hottest athlete, according to AOL Sports, is NHRA’s Ashley Force. Sounds like an adult film star, no? (AOL Sports) Man sells his ex-girlfriend’s golf club, reasoning is awesome. (Joe Sports Fan) High School football team takes cheating cues from Belichick. (St. Petersburg Times) We now love Ricky Hatton. (Deadspin) Former Raider Barrett Robbins is a fugitive. (Can’t Stop the Bleeding) Chuck Liddell losses his second right in a row, and retirement seems imminent. (Press Telegram) Former NBA coach Dick Versace, running for Congress. (Fox News) LeBron opens the Saturday Night Live season this weekend. (WFMJ) Dennis Rodman is accused of sexual battery for slapping the ass of a waitress. (Sports by Brooks)
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Taking a new approach to our Top 10 this season. Basically, we’re not taking an approach at all. So in that way, we’re 
Mike Comrie signed with the Islanders this summer for 
Instead of just anointing a leader for the Heisman Trophy out of the gate, we figured four weeks would be enough time for players to distinguish themselves. Everybody’s preseason favorite, Darren McFadden of Arkansas, has been good, but not great, though it doesn’t help that he’s surrounded by ineptitude. While we maintain McFadden is the best player in the nation (if we’re starting a team, he’s our guy), the Heisman traditionally is awarded to the best player on the best team in the country (which is sad but true). This could be the year of the darkhorse though, since LSU and USC don’t have an offensive superstar among them, West Virginia has two who will split the vote, and nobody even knows who plays offense for Oklahoma. Since there’s no clear-cut favorite, expect much change on our leaderboard, maybe even on a weekly basis.
There are always 43 different ways to go on Monday morning when recapping the NFL weekend, but here are our three favorite storylines: the Raiders were 
If you still sweat ESPN’s resident sideline prowler Erin Andrews, then you’ll love this story: Pat White, West Virginia’s quarterback and Heisman Trophy candidate, had just completed a dismantling of East Carolina. Andrews and her 
New York 7, Florida 6: Billy Wagner blew another save in the ninth, but the Mets were victorious in the 11th on a David Wright single. Their NL East lead is 2.5 over the Phillies, who lost to the Nationals.
Remember 12 years ago Species came out and Natasha Henstridge was the ish? Haven’t heard much from her since, but now that she apparently has had some work done, maybe people will care again … George Bush thinks 
