Check out this clip from ESPN. While Lou Holtz tries to make the case for Jimmy Clausen as the Heisman front runner, Mark May starts giving him a pretend blow job.
This is officially the first gay couple to ever work for ESPN, other than Sean Salisbury and John Clayton of course.
August 21st, 2009 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Brett Favre, ESPN, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikinga
ESPN writer Jemele Hill thinks Green Bay Packers fans should throw batteries at Brett Favre when the Vikings travel to Lambeau Field on November 1st.
Unfortunately, people in Wisconsin are too poor to afford batteries. Maybe they could throw chunks of cheese instead.
If you likes the first season of the ESPN.com hit “Mayne Street” you’ll be happy to hear the series is back and here is the newest episode.
Twitter is taking over the world!
ESPN personalities Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg throw out the first pitch at a Cleveland Indians game, and to much suprise it’s Golic, not Greeny who throws like a little sissy girl.
ESPN College GameDay personality Lee Corso recently suffered a minor stroke due to a blockage in a small artery.
“This is just a small bump in the road,” Corso said in a statement. Read the rest of this entry »
Floyd Mayweather Jr. makes a fool of himself while being interviewed by ESPN’s Brian Kenny.
Mayweather is scared. He knows Pacquiao would knock his ass out.
Check out Table Tennis babe Biba Golic play Mike Golic (no relation) and Mike Greenberg at a friendly game of ping pong during their televised radio show “Mike and Mike in the Morning”.
Shortly after Tony Kornheiser announced he was stepping down from the Monday Night Football booth due to his fear of flying, ESPN announced former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl winning head coach Jon Gruden would take his place.
“This is a tremendous opportunity and I am very excited to be associated with ESPN and Monday Night Football,” Gruden released in a statement. Read the rest of this entry »
Wow, what’s next? Parents fighting during ballet recitals?
Mike and Mike in the Morning co-host and NutriSystem spokesman Mike Golic admits that some NutriSystem food is downright disgusting.
