Posted August 30th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Miscellaneous
Andy Samberg is one-third of the hilarious Lonely Island trio, along with his role as a regular on Saturday Night Live.
The New York Times asked him to do an impersonation of several iconic tennis players, and he obliged. You already knew this would be entertaining, but the photos turned out quite nice as well.
John McEnroe has appeared in
Posted August 27th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Podcast
The guest for the sixteenth installment of The Sporting Rave Podcast is Kyle Lucas, rapper and member of the band Vonnegutt.
He's performed with acts such as Big Boi and Chiddy Bang, and just recently released an EP with Captain Midnite entitled "The Sky is Falling and I'm Fine" earlier this month. You can catch it on iTunes.
We had
Posted August 25th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Miscellaneous
While Delonte West rushed to apply to Home Depot once the NBA lockout got serious, Blake Griffin held out for a job that may turn out just a bit more interesting than suggesting a color of paint for a couple's bedroom.
Funny or Die, the comedic brainchild of Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, brought in Griffin to intern. In other words, Griffin will
Posted August 15th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Miscellaneous
Kevin Hart is well-documented for his hilarity and his short stature, but when he played one on one against Lakers guard Shannon Brown the trait that reared its head surprised just about everyone.
The comedian held his own as Brown backed him down, and successfully stripped the ball right as the Laker went up with it. Lucky play? Probably. But
Posted August 15th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Miscellaneous
Charlie Sheen's schedule is pretty spotty right now, so the lefty decided to make his way to Arizona for some baseball action.
I've heard the phrase "winning" more than one too many times now, but Sheen looked pretty sharp when he took batting practice at Chase Field prior to the Mets-Diamondbacks game.
Here's a video of the party icon
Posted August 12th, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Podcast
Episode 15 of the podcast features Greg Upchurch, the drummer for 3 Doors Down!
Greg is a huge Saints fan, so we started off with some NFC South talk, which progressed to the discovery of his Oklahoma Sooner fandom. As a Texas fan, I can honestly say he is an unbiased individual.
NBA, college football and college basketball were also
Remember Justin Timberlake's character from The Social Network? Well, apparently, he's still relevant in real life too.
Shawn Marion killed two birds with one stone by showing off his new haircut and his new cyber buddy Sean Parker via a twitpic, much to Parker's Facebook-based dismay. Blonde never looked so...red?
No matter what Parker
The Dallas Cowboys are hoping to get on the right track, but it looks like Pee-Wee Herman has second thoughts about that.
The odd comedian was spotted extracting laughs from Tony Romo and just having an overall good time with himself at the team's training camp facilities in San Antonio. Apparently the majority of the players didn't
Posted August 3rd, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Podcast
Olympic track star and USC alumnus Carol Rodriguez comes on the podcast to talk basketball, the life of an Olympian and getting accustomed to the different cultures in each country surrounding track and field.
I apologize for the audio deficiency, I'm working to get this improved by the next episode. Carol dishes out some inside information
Posted August 2nd, 2011 by Colin Means in category
Podcast
The Sporting Rave Podcast is back, with episode 13 featuring the very innovative and ambitious commissioner of the Lingerie Football League, Mitchell Mortaza.
The LFL All-Fantasy game just aired on MTV 2 to rave reviews. If you have any doubts about the legitimacy of the league, the competition is just as intense and fiery as any other