Glad to see the security guard with glasses and a goatee in his, "foul's not on me, ref" pose.

@David Hume: But bloggers are the lazy ones.

There's also a "GoDaddy.com" banner on the front of Davis' jersey.

The Raiders: Why everyone who has ever played franchise mode in Madden thinks he can be a better GM than somebody.

Also, thanks to [AfterElton.com] for telling us all what the SEC stands for. I had always thought it was the Securities and Exchange Commission.

@Afino: I think he's just paraphrasing a Robert Plant lyric.

Also, since the NBA is auctioning the jerseys, where do the proceeds go? Shouldn't it be to a charity of some sort?

What is Nick Bakay doing standing next to Curt Schilling's wife?

In a related story, Larry Coker took over as the head of a successful bank and proceeded to run it into the ground.

If he had really had a heart attack, here's how he would've felt...

Oh, so now they'll have the most unstoppable offense in the history of college football.

I suppose it's better than "drunken" talks with Koren Robinson.

"Randy Moss' arrest not only shows a continuing lack of maturity, but also a lack of accountability among athletes in general. At times many athletes think the world revolves around them - they are first and everyone else is second."

It's also kind of ironic that the article I read about Santonio Holmes' cock was sponsored by the movie "Titantic".

I wonder if they can pry John Henson away from his plum "Wipeout" gig.

To be fair, some of San Diego's players really were "being big meanies".

By the way, if you're doubting whether or not USC is going to run the table in the Pac-10 this year, Arizona, Arizona State, Washington State, Washington, Stanford, Cal and UCLA all lost non-conference games this weekend. And Oregon needed overtime to beat the 6th or 7th best Big Ten school, Purdue.

Boothmate Paul Maguire also compromised his objectivity when he repeatedly gushed over backup punter D. Bag.

The guy who shot Julius Hodge marveled at the author's accuracy.