Maybe it was the “stogie?” No it was just a basic faux pas of wearing the American Classic – Cargo Shorts and not our neighboring island’s classic Bermuda Shorts. Shame on you Michael. Let’s take a bet (something Michael is known for) that he will return to play shortly!
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Reggie Evans diving flop in the game Tuesday night
Attention Neymar and Suarez…if you played in the NBA, you would be fined for your flops! Just ask Brooklyn Nets star Reggie Evans. He decided to take a dive and draw an offensive foul. Trouble with that plan? The dive was so patently obvious the refs decided no flagrant foul was committed. Now Evans is in the eye sights of the NBA brass. ESPN reports his next violation would result in a $10,000 fine. A fourth violation would result in a $15,000 fine, a fifth $30,000, and six or more could lead to a suspension.
If only FIFA would adopt these rules! Jump back to these floppers!
Sam rushed for over 1,900 yards this year
Sam Gordon is amazing Pee Wee Football Player to watch. Here is a taste of her 2012 season:
232 Carries
1,911 All-purpose yards
8.2 Yards-per-carry
35 Touchdowns
65 Tackles
Check out her highlight reel here
Keep rockin’ the field Sam!
Image from an Adult Softball League Game
A Pennsylvania man is charged with manslaughter after police say an alcohol-fueled shoving match over softball ended with his friend suffering a fatal head injury.
State police say 49-year-old Dennis Sprigg died nearly seven weeks after the Aug. 11 shoving match involving 51-year-old Randy Foor at Foor’s Bedford home. Police arrested Foor on Friday on charges of manslaughter and aggravated assault.
Police say Sprigg was knocked unconscious when he hit his head but briefly regained consciousness as medics tended to him.
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The newest Mixed Martial Arts Champion – > Dragon Baby
Come on …this kid will take on all comers. His forte is mixed Tai Kwon Do/Karate. Uma Thurman, Kill Bill? No it’s Dragon Baby!
That’s a $65,704 payout for beating $105.
Hitting a 10-team betting parlay is hard. Hitting two of them in the same weekend is nearly downright impossible. But as one bettor proved, it can be done.
The lucky winner made his or her wagers at BetOnline before the weekend’s games started. The first was a 10-team NFL and college football parlay on which he/she wagered $100, ran the table and received a $60,407 payout. The second was a modest $5 bet on an 11-team NFL and college football parlay with the exact same teams except the addition of the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens. That yielded a $4,667 payout.
That’s a $65,704 payout for beating $105.
See the full payout details here
Alex Zanardi talks about his transition from Formula 1 driver to Paralympic Gold medalist.
On September 15, 2001 Alex lost his legs in a Formula 1 Racing incident. Now that he has cheated death, he just wants to go fast again. He went fast enough to win a 2012 Paralympic Gold Metal for Italy.
Watch the inspiring story here on CNN.
@10:00 AM Eastern the Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic is live on BowlTV on YouTube
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Mr. Miyagi or Mr. Han needs to give a few more chores to this Karate Kid.
Mr. Daniel-san needs a few more chores. Didn’t see that one coming did you? Neither did this Karate Kid…
Watch the video here.
The science behind Tony Romo’s “success”
From The Onion: BRISTOL, CT—In an installment of the popular segment broadcast Thursday night, ESPN’s “Sport Science” attempted to investigate the natural phenomena surrounding Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo’s shittiness and provide conclusive explanations for why the Dallas veteran sucks so bad.
“We always want to highlight the athletes who perform on nearly superhuman levels,” “Sports Science” host John Brenkus said. “And really, nobody in sports presents a better case study of a player who spectacularly collapses under the pressure of a professional athletic stage than Tony Romo.”
Enjoy this Onion story here.