Count the F-Bombs in Bobby Knight's Speech

Morning Wood - Super Tuesday

Epic Carnival - Pop Culture, Sports, Celebrities, Babes, ... found this 2/5/2008 on brahsome.com

If you’re reading Brahsome.com, and you live in one of the 24 states that is holding it’s primary today, get your America on and vote. Are you ready for a black guy in the white house? Maybe you’d like a woman sitting behind the ...

The End of an Era

Stetsonboy21 posted 2/5/2008 from mvn.com

After 902 victories and three national championships, Bobby Knight, the winningest men’s coach in Division I basketball, will hand the reigns down to his son Pat and fade off into the distance. His controversial career — which took off like a rocket and witnessed flinging chairs and physical assaults — underwent a sad and shocking ending. One that will be remembered with unbelievable confusion.

8 Coaches Who Are Also Douchebags

smkeeley posted 2/5/2008 from www.holytaco.com

Coach’s teach their players about teamwork, discipline and toughness. It’s their job to serve as a role model to inspire those around them to leave it all out on the field. But instead, these coaches only inspire us to laugh at them when they act like spoiled brats. Whether its sucker-punching players, fighting each other or whining about the media, these coaches are great big bags of Massengill.

Bob Knight (best videos)

Kiefaber posted 2/6/2008 from www.college-basketball-reference.com

College-Basketball-Reference.com relives some of Bob Knight's best and worst moments. Greatest moments include winning a record 902 games and entertaining us on subjects (videos in post) of “game faces” and “chair throwing.” Not so great moments include choking Neil Reed (includes link to video) at Indiana and slapping Michael Prince at Texas Tech (video is in post).

Bobby Knight Drinks Your Milkshake! He Drinks It Up! [There Will Be Blood]

Storming the Floor found this 2/6/2008 on deadspin.com

So Bobby Knight is talking about his decision to resign at Texas Tech, telling the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal that he wanted to give his son, Pat, a running start as head coach . Whether that's true or not, we're left to grapple with the aftermath. ...