Numerous NBA teams, especially the New York Knicks, have been vocal in opposition to this idea, citing concerns about not only the health of their players, but also of finishing dead last.

Silver may be an innovator, but the NFL already has this. And I have to admit, I do get some pleasure out of seeing the Jaguars compete against pro teams.

I love this idea so much, and basketball is by far the best choice for something like this to happen. In no other sport can one player so directly and completely control the outcome, so any college team (or, frankly, high school team or even rec league team) with a supremely talented guy who hasn't (yet) made the jump…

Well at least Bobby Bowden's loss to Paterno in the 2006 Orange Bowl now exists, instead of living in a purgatorial ether.

Truly today is a great victory for anyone who's ever assisted in the cover-up for a chronic sexual predator.

It's too bad he's not alive to see that they moved Paterno ahead of him.

No sympathy for the Vikings fan wearing a Favre jersey.

And, naturally, Roger Purrrdell has taken a weak-ass stance on the use of performance enhancing catnip in the game.

Pussy Umenyiora?

Almost as bad as charging people to watch the Mets.

They both took the same amount of drugs over their careers, the PED/party drug ratio speaks for itself.

I'm surprised at the change in Jeremy's appearance. He never was one to let himself slide.

"Just got great news; am going to be involved in an exciting new Apple product called the Human Centipad."

Why are your comments always the best?

The bigger shock would've been if Long actually blocked someone.

Donald Sterling:

New Jersey Nyets.

He can net a huge profit from his short lived Nets tenure. We shall call him Deron Williams!

Longer than Burneko with 1/4th the curse words. That is just not adequate, man.