Apparently, Titan’s Quarterback Vince Young likes to roll with the fellas. Blogxilla.com has uncovered some very suspect pictures of Young and his boys(z) getting sweaty-drunk at a Texas bar… sans shirts.

While lots of straight dudes might rub sweaty chests while bumpin’-and-grindin’ on the dance floor, that certainly doesn’t make you gay. But if that happens while you’re drinking mineral water…Well, let’s just say we can’t vouch for you anymore.

What do you think?

Check out the rest of Vince’s pretty gay looking pics after the jump. Read More »

It occurs less frequently than a perfect game, or hitting four home runs in single game. It has only been done 14 times in modern baseball history.

“It” is the unassisted triple-play, and during last night’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays, Cleveland Indian Second baseman Asdrúbal Cabrera pulled off an inning’s worth of defensive work–by himself.

Details, information and video after the jump! Read More »

The 2008 college baseball season is nearing a close. Lets take a look at six college stars that are sure to make an impact on the 2008 MLB draft day on June 5th.

Top college baseball prospects after the jump! Read More »

“I’m a huge soccer fan,” said Tiffany May, “I always wanted to streak during a soccer game.”

Not only did this audacious brunette strip down to her skivvies and streak across the field during the USA vs. Honduras World Cup game, now she’s posed for Playboy. Well, Tiffany, we appreciate your get-it-done attitude. Read More »

When you think of NBA dance-teams, you think of the Laker Girls and, well, not much else. But you’re missing out on a world of hotness and seductive acrobatics. So, for your babe-ucation, here’s COED’s 2008 NBA Playoff Dancers.

Check out the Dancers of the 2008 NBA Playoffs and vote for your fave after the jump. Read More »

Oh, good. Again we’ve found a reason to bring back the “big-boned” excuse. As the London Telegraph reports, “The difference in the number of fat cells between lean and obese people is established in childhood and, although fat people replenish fat cells at the same rate as thin ones, they have around twice as many.”

So it’s not that you constantly drink soda, eat Cheetos for breakfast, down a case of beer in a night and do nothing but watch Maury Povich. Instead, your giant beer gut and cankles are your parents fault. After all, they were the ones who told you what to eat.

Fortunately, this does not have to be just another excuse. As the article reports:

This remarkable glimpse of what gives us beer guts, love handle and muffin tops could also lead to new approaches to fight the flab, by cutting the overall number of fat cells in the body, as well as providing an insight into why fat people find it so hard to lose weight, because the number of fat cells in a person remains the same, even after a successful diet… Read More »

In an unprecedented situation last night in New Orleans, Game One of the second round of the Western Conference, NBA Playoff series was delayed 19 minutes due to an idiotic, mid-half, mascot stunt gone horribly wrong. Actually, the stunt itself goes off without a hitch… it’s putting out the fire that becomes quite a debacle. Sorry Super Hugo, you FAIL!

In just a few hours, the equestrian contenders will step into the gates at Church Hill Downs for the 134th, 2008 Kentucky Derby. Here’s everything you need to know about “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports” to enjoy the race in all its julep-drunken grandeur.

What is it?
If you’re not an avid gambler or OTB regular, I can forgive you this time for not knowing about the best horse race in the world. (Next time, no beer for a week!) The Kentucky Derby, held annually on the first Saturday in May (today) at the Church Hill Downs racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky, is a Grade 1 stakes race for 3-year-old thoroughbred horses.

Commonly referred to as “The Run for the Roses,” the race has been held at Church Hill Downs since 1937, lasts 1 and 1/4 miles, and is the first in a series of three races, known as the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing. Read More »

On the field, Colts’ receiver Marvin Harrison who, despite being injured most of last season, caught 20 passes for 247 yards and a touchdown, plus his 1, 366 yards and 12 touchdowns he raked in, helping lead Indiana to Super Bowl victory in 2006. Off the field, however, Harrison has a different kind of record to worry about. Read More »

The baseball season is now 1/6th of the way through but if the season ended today, which players would win the big awards?

Here are the players that jumped out of the gate faster than everyone else in the league, and the ones to keep your eye on through October. Read More »