SbB’S BULLET JOINT: Dan Steinberg’s DC Sports Bog scoops the entertainment gossip cabal by reporting DeShawn Stevenson has butted his way through LeToya Luckett’s throng of suitors:

* TheBigLead with yet another gem: Stephen A. Smith is bringing his shrill sports screed to Oakland University in Detroit tonight.

* The TORONTO STAR spots a New York political website reporting that Buffalo Sabres owner Tom Golisano recently indicated “the Bills are going to move to Toronto and assume another name.

“Buffalo would retain the name Bills (the way Cleveland kept the name Browns) and, upon construction of a downtown domed stadium, the Queen City, i.e. Golisano, would then be gifted with an expansion team and, sooner or later, a Super Bowl.”

A Super Bowl in Buffalo? Pass the atomic wing sauce.

* SportsColumn has the amusing news of what teams the NBA is dumping sending to Europe for exhibition games next preseason: Memphis, Boston, Toronto and Minnesota.

Were the Syracuse Nationals unavailable?

* 40-year-old Moises Alou to NEWSDAY on why he’s been able to produce as a hitter for so long: “I drink light beer.”

* OPENING ACK! The BOSTON GLOBE reports that a band called “French Lick,” which features Celtics Owner Wyc Grousbeck, will play at Bill’s Bar near Fenway Park on March 1. (French Lick, IN., is Larry Bird’s hometown).

* In the wake of the University of Illinois and the NCAA crumbling when confronted with the tyranny of the minority, the DAILY NORTHWESTERN has some positive news.

The student daily reports Northwestern “Athletic officials will not establish a designated prayer space for Muslim students at sporting events held at Ryan Field and Welsh-Ryan Arena.”

But, “officials will grant certain concessions, such as allowing prayer rugs into the stadiums and letting students pray in places that do not block traffic flow.”

Actually, many folks (not me, mind you) wouldn’t mind seeing Muslims blocking traffic flow, providing it’s the Dan Ryan Expressway.