Every time I see a new music video for a school, I think it’s the worst of all time. This Kansas Jayhawk video may take the cake though.
This was in their description…
“WARNING: We are not joking around. This video is VERY SERIOUS, Extremely serious. Please do not think this video is funny or for entertainment purposes. It is VERY,VERY REAL”.
We do not own any rights to the song. all rights are reserved for G- Unit.
Don’t quit your day job B-Slim
H/T @PlannedSickDays
Want a championship at Auburn? Buy one just like they did! [Friends of The Program]
All of the pictures of Urban Meyer’s house in Gainesville for sale [Busted Coverage]
Trey Burton tweets pictures of his Gator Bowl ring [CFBsection]
Your 2012 NFL combine prop bets [Kegs N Eggs]
Time to panic for the Ohio State Buckeyes? [Eleven Warriors]
If you have an extra 1.7 million dollars that you would like throw around and have a desire to own Urban Meyer’s old house in Gainesville, well you can buy it now.
To buy this you either have to have absolutely no interest in football, be an Ohio State Buckeye fan living in Gainesville, or a Gator fan that still loves Urban Meyer. Urban Meyer took over as the head of the Ohio State Buckeyes in 2011 and left the Florida Gators in 2010. Of course, the old Meyer household is in the nice area of Gainesville and has pool. I’m wondering if the Gator gear shown in the photos come with the house.
Guess what is worse than getting shut out in a BCS National Championship game? Having a Mardi Gras float dedicated to the entire game where everything went wrong.
This parade took place on Friday evening and displayed all signs ripping on LSU for their lack of production in the Allstate BCS Championship Game. The group that put this float together is called “Le Krewe d’Etat”. Apparently this organization is known for making fun of everyone possible.
H/T @LAmeetsDC
You know those half court contests that no one ever wins? Well the New York Knicks held one and the guy nailed the half court shot and now they owe him a car. Madison Square Garden erupted. The guy ran right over to Spike Lee and was wearing a Jeremy Lin jersey.
Via @JordyAppel
Jack Blackenship is known as the Alabama photobomber who trolled Patric Young at an Alabama Florida basketball game. He is known as “the face guy” by some of the media. He got a chance to sit down with Jordy Appel and to explain where the face came from.
Karl Hess, an ACC and Big East official, ejected Tom Gugliotta and Chris Corchiani from the FSU – NC State Basketball game for what appears to be disruptive behavior.
The two were not happy with the decision and left angrily.
Via @MarcTorrence
What do you do when you are the famous photobomb guy? Get the entire stadium to photobomb the Tennessee Alabama game. Be prepared for this madness at 1:30 pm EST. Make sure you tune in.
The Alabama Crimson Tide take on the Tennessee Volunteers today in Alabama and it looks like photobomb guy had some seats reserved for him. This is what happens when you become an internet celebrity.
Update: Here he is on television.
Jeremy Lin is pretty much getting the spotlight on every channel and every website out there in the world right now. The New Orleans Hornets were able to beat the New York Knicks. The New Orleans Hornets came away at 7-23 and the New York Knicks came in at 15-16.
Well this loss to the Hornets caused some idiot to title the article “Chink In The Armor” which is incredibly racist. Let’s just hope this was coincidence and the writer had no idea what he actually inferred.
Via SBNation
Via sportsgrid
Via @Bubbaprog
Via Gator football safety Matthew Elam
Apparently the thing to do when you are a bored Gator football player is to bring your scooter inside the football complex and do donuts around the Gator statue. No wonder Florida State beat the Gators this year.
When Will Muschamp sees this, he will go full on crazy and look more intense than this…
It looks to be defensive tackle Dominic Easley on his scooter around the prestigious Gator head. It’s tradition for all of the players to rub the head before heading on the field before gameday.
