The latest in Nike’s “Kobesystem” ad campaign, which, again is an attempt to see how many ridiculously famous people you can fit in one room.

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In a recent poll conducted on website-for-cheating-people AshleyMadison.com, 54% of married women said they’d rather have an affair with Eli Manning over Tom Brady. This is interesting, since conventional wisdom would say Brady wins this poll in a landslide.

Yesterday, Rutgers football coach Greg Schiano left the college ranks to take over the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At Rutgers, he leaves behind 11 years of hard work rebuilding America’s worst football program. How should he be remembered there?

“Dear Mr. Williams: We just watched the Playoff game. I feel really bad for you but I wanted to tell you that you had a great season.”

So begins 7-year-old Owen Shure’s letter to 49ers return man, Kyle Williams. Williams, as you remember, fumbled not once, but twice in the 49ers’s crushing NFC championship loss to the Giants on Sunday.

The has been circulating since December, but was just brought to our attention now, and still only has a few thousand views on YouTube. Let’s change that.

Carter Rump, you’re probably still the coolest kid in Northrop High. Via YouTube: “Northrop’s Spencer Cowherd throws a full court pass with .5 seconds left to Carter Rump for the game winning tip in at the buzzer!”

[Trey Kerby]

…Because he pronounces it “ball” fight for about the first 30 seconds of this post-game interview with Craig Sager. Video after the jump.

And if you think this was Blake Griffin’s only highlight in the Clippers’ 98-91 win over the Grizzlies last night, then you obviously don’t watch Blake Griffin very much. He also had this spin-o-rama slam, and a rebound (yes, a rebound) that was noteworthy.

Everyone is talking about freestyle snowmobiler Colten Moore tonight, and for good reason. It’s not just because he won the gold medal at The Winter X Games Freestyle Championships tonight, but he did it like an absolute champ.

One might argue that maybe if the Dallas Mavericks, the 2011-12 NBA defending champs, didn’t spend so much time conducting dramatic readings they wouldn’t be sitting in third place in their division, about one-third of the way into the season. That’s not to say, however, that they aren’t highly entertaining.

Here’s a little known fact about Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash: apparently he’s also a gifted urban snowboarder. Who knew?