HBO's Eastbound and Down will kick off its third and final season on Sunday, and its beloved main character Kenny Powers will be missed. He won't be gone forever though, because through the soundboard that Complex Magazine created we can now hear that sarcastic tone we all love at the click of a button. Check out some Kenny Powers hilarity
Rex Ryan and the New York Jets made their case last season as the most entertaining team to go on the HBO series Hard Knocks. The upcoming season, pending the NFL lockout, could reportedly feature last year's most surprising team. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers barely missed the playoffs after a dismal 2009 season, led by young coach Raheem
Kenny Powers, played by actor Danny?McBride,?took the world by storm last year?on the hit TV series Eastbound and Down on HBO. The show was redeemed for a second season, and will premiere on September 26. The setting for this season will be in Mexico after starting off in North Carolina, as Powers tries to revive his once-promising pitching
Kenny Powers is one polarizing figure. Granted he's a fictional character from the TV show Eastbound and Down, but that doesn't stop him from asserting his authority. He's the poster boy for the new K-Swiss tubes, and does a pretty good job at keeping things interesting. Watch below as he motivates San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis
So far HBO's Hard Knocks has been a hit among football fans, although not all the players are happy with the show. The New York Jets are this year's Hard Knocks storyline, and strangely enough Darrelle Revis has not been the most talked about cornerback on the team. Newly acquired Antonio Cromartie may be best known around the NFL for
Newly acquired Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh made a cameo on HBO's hit TV show Entourage this past Sunday, but it took Bosh a few days to put the clip on his YouTube page. The big guy still has the "Predator Dreads" look, so his part must have been filmed a while back when he still played for the Toronto Raptors. I'm assuming they added
Check out?The Sporting Rave on?Twitter?and Facebook, if you?re into that kinda thing. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is known to be an attention-getter for his style of handling football operations. Now that attention shifts to television, as he appeared on the latest episode of HBO's "Entourage," where he converses with actor
