Jerry Jones refuses to go without cheerleaders at Super Bowl, hires every stripper in...
As soon as the cheerleader-less Packers and Steelers advanced to Super Bowl XLV, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones immediately went about the task of putting together the largest cheerleader team in history by hiring every stripper in the state of Texas.
Heckler Comic: Cowboys fans, guess who’s coming to Super Bowl XVL
A few familiar folks are heading to Dallas for Super Bowl XVL and Cowboys fans might not like it. Cartoon by Rick Atkinson
Cubs Convention Update: Sosa holds his own fan convention to stick it to Cubs
In a petulant effort to stick it to the Cubs for their continued banishment, Sammy Sosa is now holding his own fan convention, hoping to steal fans and publicity away from his former franchise during their big weekend.
White Sox reacquire Roberto Alomar after HOF election
After trading for Roberto Alomar in 2003 and again in 2004, the White Sox are reverting to old, reliable means to improve their output at second base. Wednesday afternoon, the White Sox traded for Roberto Alomar on the same day the retired player was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame.
Pryor trades Sugar Bowl MVP trophy for ‘Sugar Bowl MVP’ tattoo
Fewer than two weeks after he and four teammates were suspended five games next season for trading Ohio State memorabilia for cash and discounted tattoos, QB Terrelle Pryor immediately sold the 2011 Sugar Bowl MVP trophy he won Tuesday night for a "2011 Sugar Bowl MVP" tattoo at a French Quarter parlor.
Ohio State projected to be over the salary cap in 2011
The school is thought to be the first team to exceed the cap since the mid-80s SMU teams, but some have seen this day as inevitable.
Embarrassed Big Ten drops five schools after getting swept on New Year’s Day
Wisconsin, Northwestern, Michigan, Michigan State and Penn State are all looking for new homes Saturday evening after the Big Ten announced it was dropping the five schools for their part in the conference getting swept in its New Year's Day bowl games.
