Monthly Archives: February 2009

It’s Monday morning: do you know where your assistant football coach is? Not so fast, Ponte Vedra High School in Florida. Here’s more from MSNBC: Instead of being in school, a Ponte Vedra High School employee was in court on … Continue reading →

It used to be, you had to be somebody pretty important to pull the “Do You Know Who I Am?” card out on the cops before they tried to arrest you: former heavyweight boxing champion, baseball homerun king, midget wrestler … Continue reading →

How cute! A chubby man dressed as Cupid invades the pitch during a soccer match to hand out roses and ends up costing his team 6th place in the league standings. How’s that? Unlike other normal sports, soccer referees can … Continue reading →

Cheerleaders at all levels have fought to earn the recognition that what they do requires physical skills, training and hours of practice just like any athletic endeavor and should be considered a sport. Recently courts and state athletic associations have … Continue reading →

What’s a little dry humping and sexual assault between high school boys? I mean, haven’t we all at one time tried to simulate rape on a younger, smaller classmate for our our fun and amusement? No, well then maybe these … Continue reading →

Okay, not the worst sports hazing we have ever heard of–being in covered with plastic wrap and having messages written on you by the players–but in Canada? We thought this kind of stuff only happened in the good ol’ USA, … Continue reading →

This is getting strange. Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps is pictured smoking a bong and now OTHER PEOPLE are getting arrested? That’s some fine police work there, Lou. Next, those South Carolina cops will be arresting anyone who looked at … Continue reading →

When NY Giants wide receiver Plaxico “Oops” Burress shot himself in the leg with a gun at a strip club last November, it was only the latest chapter in a long line of legal problems. On the plus side, this … Continue reading →

It seems to be the season of high school basket-brawl games, with parents and fans streaming out of the stands to assault other fans and players. The latest: from the State of Washington where the KingCo 4A Crest Division boys … Continue reading →

We’re all for creativity in sports. It’s one of the things that makes amateur sports and minor league baseball interesting! And yet, sometimes people who think they’re being creative are instead, being crude and insulting. (And we know about crude … Continue reading →