It’s become clear that if Tim Tebow misses time this season to injury, then everything you think you know about the 2009 college football season will change.
When you filter a cheerleader down to its most basic types, you get:
1) The toothy, go-getter with school-spirit buttons she genuinely hopes you keep pinned to your backpack until you graduate.
2) The attention-starved gymnast.
Earlier this week, the University of Connecticut announced they’re doing away with the latter to make room for the former. UConn is scaling back cheerleading in favor of “spirit squads” and I know what you’re thinking: “What’s a ‘spirit squad’ and how will it affect my oogling of 20-year-olds right before commercial breaks?”
Here’s a recap of the weirdest or most overlooked sports stories on the Interweb this week. Plus, as you’ve come to expect, the “do as I advertise, not as I say” campaign.
Mixed martial arts may still be a burgeoning sport, but that doesn’t mean that sophisticated methods of cheating haven’t already filtered deep into it.
The overused adage is that it’s not the name on the back of the jersey that matters, but the one on the front.
The good folks of New Jersey certainly agree with this, but I remain unconvinced.