NFL:
ESPN gives us an interactive "Match the Bengal to the Crime" game. I have a better idea, which the Bengals could use for their website. It's called "match the ESPN employee to their firing/suspension". You could have Sean Salisbury, Harold Reynolds, Michael Irvin...
A neat look at the amount of ads from for last week's Chiefs/Colts game. Or as I remember it, commercials with a bit of football sprinkled in.
Bill Simmons takes a look at the NFL playoffs, and surprisingly, picks the Patriots to beat the Chargers.
COLLEGE HOOPS:
Pitt ranks 4th in the college basketball RPI, with a strength-of-schedule of 10.
Seth Davis says the Panthers will be 74-67 winners over Georgetown tomorrow. By the way, this is an ESPN GameDay event, so plan your day accordingly.
Penn State WR Jordan Norwood decides he wants to try his hand at hoops as well. If only they had a basketball team.
RANDOM FUN STUFF:
December finals: Wii: 604,200 units sold. Playstation 3: 490,700. Xbox 360: 1.1 million.
Ebay buys StubHub for $310 million. Did they wait for the auction to end, or just use a "buy it now"?
Kevin Federline gives his divorce settlement demands: $50 million dollars. But only if he can play for the L.A. Galaxy.
Here's the trailer for Will Ferrell's new movie Blades of Glory, as well as the trailer for Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
