The Links

Alice Eve to start the week...... Urijah Faber's nasty legs from his fight with Jose Aldo....... The Kentucky Derby favorite will not race..... The Bulls get knocked back down to reality by the Cavs...... An analysis of each goal Martin Brodeur gave up to the Flyers...... LeGarrette Blount changes his mind and signs with the Titans..... Teammates Jeff Gordan and Jimmie Johnson aren't getting along..... 'Avatar' is now destroying the DVD market..... A police suspect hides in a manure pit..... Don't confront people about their odor, or you might get punched

Journalist still getting the Pat Tillman story wrong (LA Times)

LeBron forces his will against the Bulls (Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Dwayne Wade came up with a Hall of Fame performance while the Heat where facing elimination (Miami Herald)

Check out the new work by LSU Freek (Sporting Blog)

Where Dwayne Wade's wardrobe happens (With Leather)

A cynic's guide to college basketball (HHR)

Red Wings legacy on the line (Detroit Free Press)

Another draft blunder by Matt Millen (Tirico Suave)



Dwayne Wade abuses Kevin Garnett with a dunk (Jose3030)

Weekend Links

Marisa Miller is a great way to start Sunday. There is an awesome slate of college basketball and NBA games. So enjoy some basketball and try and keep warm.

- There are two NFL players missing off of the Gulf Coast (Fanhouse)

- Despite layoffs, the Cleveland Browns are giving their office an Mangini Makeover (PFT)

- I guess the rumor is true. Duke gets all the calls by the refs (Fire Andy Reid Now!)

- Former Michigan QB and Current Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett has been arrested for "public intoxication" (Deadspin)

- A great story about a Pennsylvania family traveling long distances to see their son play at NC State (News & Observer)

- I had a nightmare last night, thinking about what UCLA player Darren Collison did last night to Cal (SF Chronicle)

- The continued saga of Frank McCourt vs. Manny Ramirez (LA Times)

- Lorenzo Romar inspired a Washington win yesterday (Seattle Times)

- This Dwayne Wade kid is pretty good (NY Post)