We shoved the celebrity photo after the jump … Further proof the world is falling apart: the terrifying terrorist attacks in India … if executives can give back bonuses in Switzerland, why not here? … really sad that the jury couldn’t find this Myspace Mom guilty on the felony charge

Yes, UNC looked quite awesome - particularly Ty Lawson - in beating up on Notre Dame to win the Maui Classic last night. Hansbrough had 34 points, and Lawson was a blur with 22 points and 11 assists. We’d love to see Kyle McAlarney (39 points) in a 3-point shootout with Steph Curry in, say, the Sweet 16 or something. (Yahoo Sports)

How did Crowder get the same penalty as Light? A joke, indeed. (Phins Insider)

Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin had his streak of 20-20 games snapped, but he did register 32-15 and the Sooners rode the hot hand of reserve Cade Davis to pull away late and defeat UAB. (Oklahoman)

The Seattle Sounders soccer team (they’ll replace the Sonics!) had their expansion draft yesterday. (Soccer by Ives)

“Football tough guy Brian Urlacher dresses his son in pink Cinderella diapers and paints the 3-year-old’s toenails blue.” (Herald News)

Orlando went into Philly and won on a Rashard Lewis three-pointer with four seconds left. (Orlando Sentinel)

Is Lane Kiffin a done deal to the Vols? UT AD tells Knoxville TV station there’s no offer yet, but he’s the favorite. (Sparty and Friends, WVLT-TV)

It’s pretty cool that in the middle of the hot stove, the two biggest names in baseball are the Indian kids that were signed by the Pirates. (NY Times)

Celtics ride huge second half, rally to defeat the Warriors. (Celtic Blog)

How the mighty have fallen: St. John’s basketball. (Sports Illustrated)

This Lawrence Tynes pardon business is out of control. Hey, pardon my brother because I’m famous! (NY Daily News)

Lil’ Wayne and Pacman Jones will not be making it rain together anytime soon. (Landry Hat)

Even though the Knicks only had two point guards due to injuries, Marbury the prick still refused to play. (With Malice)Not coming to your Thanksgiving table, unfortunately: Eliza Dushku.