Fartknocker
Fartknocker
Fartknocker

I've always wondered why no one watches CBS Sports Network. Then I saw this clip and learned why.

The bigger question is whats the chick from the American Express commercials doing introducing them??

It's like he's making a constant Bob Ley face

I forgot how much of a conference powerhouse the ACC is.

It wasn't so much a bounce as a rhythmic slapping.

At least when J.R. Smith uses Angel Dust he goes on a different type of shooting spree.

J.R. Smith isn't always so adventurous, but he figured he'd give it a shot.

Not to be out-done, Marshall will be lead on to the field by a Douglas DC-9-30 this year.

Looks like Jacoby Jones is the Pat Tillman of football.

Maybe the refs forgot that Ray Lewis retired.

Nike

This is the best use of negative space I have ever seen.

I have to agree with both this and the Whalers. Clever designs.

And Vote #2. I know that this puts me at risk of being some sort of half-baked fanboy, but there is a certain grace, centrality, and precision about the Apple logo. It is perfectly balanced, considering positive and negative space, keeps the eye fixed on the item without escaping in any one direction, and

Major League Baseball.

Has to be the FedEx logo. If only because you can get literally years of satisfaction from pointing out the hidden arrow to people.

The Milwaukee Brewers logo from 1978-1993. Arguably the best logo in major league sports (rivaled only by the iconic Hartford Whalers logo).

Rap sheet? How lame. Jay-Z and Weezy F. don't even consider writing down their rhymes.

No mention of the Pacman doodle?

What kind of asshole walks around with that on his face? Seriously, just shave that shit.