Friki Friki

Here's one from the not cool/SMH files. Ex-NFL player turned broadcaster, Tiki Barber, left his 8-month pregnant wife (with twins, we might add) for a 23-year old intern. What would Tiger say?

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/Tiki-Barber-left-pregnant-wife-for-intern

and


http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/timing_tiki_plays_field_TMZxMDNXxvBbNgVBToZL8O

Forget Paris

Paris Hilton, nobody extraordinaire, declared out with the term "that's hot" and in with its successor "that's huge." Let's see if we can use this in a sentence three times.



1) Donovan McNabb gets traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Washington Redskins, a team in their own division that they'll compete against multiple times in the season. Huge.

2) Tiger Woods gives a press conference and actually answers reporter's questions. [Insert crickets here.] Okay, so that one didn't work.

3) Butler, a no-name Indiana school whose basketball coach looks no older than six, gave Duke, a time-tested national basketball powerhouse, a devilish run for their money for the NCAA Championship. Like, really huge.

Congratulations Duke fans -- that is,  if arrogant and hackneyed basketball programs are your thing.

Oops, They Did It Again / I Love You, Man

Butler University is like the annoying nice guy who continually asks you out and won't go away. You know he's good, shows lots of signs of promise, but something just isn't doing it for you, because in the end, you aren't sure if he can get the job done. That's Butler. So, they made it past Michigan State to the championships to face Duke on Monday night, but the problem is Duke is the stud muffin/bad boy that everybody loves to hate. And with that, there's really nothing else to say.

Well,  actually, there is.  Pictured above is the WVU coach comforting Da'Sean Butler after tearing his ACL.  Who says men don't show emotion?  Better yet, do yourself a favor and watch the video.  Refrain from exhibiting signs of jealousy.