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7:24 PM Peter King today on Twitter: "Now it's certain to be a Cincinnati (Who Dey)-New Orleans (Who Dat) Super Bowl, with The Who at the half. (Thanks, @gmercer9)"

7:03 PM A.J. Daulerio of Deadspin.com has the news of just how excited the Philadelphia Inquirer is about being forced ~~at gunpoint~~ to re-employ Stephen A. Smith. Smith out of work for nearly a year and that's the best he can do? Okay, I'll stop pretending to act surprised.

6:45 PM Travis Haney of the the Charleston (SC) Post and Courier reports that following practice today, Steve Spurrier said of his Gamecock gameplan: "I'm calling the plays this week, put that in the paper."

6:15 PM Darcy Hordichuk's late-3rd period fight vs. the Blues on Tuesday night costs the Canucks forward a one-game suspension - and also costs his coach $10,000.

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Denise Richards Destroying Eardrums At Wrigley

Posted by jason on May. 01, 2009, 8:15pm

What better way to start the weekend than with a little Denise Richards?

How about Denise Richards singing at a Cubs game? Take it away, Denise!

Yeah, the sound quality may be a bit suspect, but did you really want to hear this performance in crystal-clear Dolby 5.1 audio?

Still, Denise didn’t do half-bad. Let’s compare Ms. Richards’ rendition with some other sensational song stylings from the Friendly Confines.

(More videos after the jump.)

Fargo Cops Catch Criminals In Super Bowl Sweep

Posted by jason on Feb. 05, 2008, 5:54am

Police in Fargo, ND, figured that last Sunday would be the best bet to catch some criminals at home.

THE DICKINSON PRESS reports that authorities made over 40 arrests during a Super Bowl Sunday sweep code named “Operation Touchdown”.

As many naughty North Dakotans sat down to watch the Big Game, “From 2:20 p.m. to about 9:45 p.m., Fargo police, Cass County deputies, U.S. marshals, and parole and probation officers fanned out around Fargo to serve about 300 outstanding warrants.”

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