A couple months back, we ran an item on the hubbub over an Instagram photo showing Erin Andrews enjoying New Year’s festivities with Los Angeles Kings center Jarret Stoll, in what appeared to be a couple-y way. So imagine our surprise to learn the fact that they’re dating is apparently new news.

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The Daytona 500 is underway this afternoon in Daytona Beach, Florida. Between the NASCAR action and the fact that this is in Florida, we just knew something insane would happen. We weren’t disappointed.

Don’t worry, female sports reporters. You can be super successful, even achieve your dreams and work for ESPN, but you will still be objectified by your male colleagues saying you belong in porn and should thank voyeurs for secretly filming you nude and putting the footage on the Internet.

Here’s a little bit of internet gossip for you on this lovely Wednesday afternoon: Erin Andrews, former ESPN object of obsession and current FOX football broadcaster, was seen on New Year’s Eve canoodling (worst word ever?) with granite-jawed L.A. Kings centre Jarrett Stoll.

Within 30 seconds of being on Jimmy Kimmel last night, former ESPNer and current FOX Sports reporter Erin Andrews made a joke about her legs not being as nice as Cameron Diaz’s. And all we can say to that is: Stop it, Erin Andrews.

Chinbutted, really. Erin Andrews was down on the field conducting post-championship interviews when she spoke with San Francisco 2nd baseman Marco Sctuaro, a man involved in his fair share of kerfluffles this postseason. But he was caught up in plenty of heroic moments too, posting an impressive .328/.377/.391 for the postseason.

Erin Andrews has dealt with her fair share of crazy people, so it comes as no surprise that there’s another one on the loose. Except this isn’t some stalker looking through her peephole, but a random Asian lady (we presume) making nonsensical threats at Andrews on Twitter.

Not only has Sergio Romo filled in as part-time closer for the San Francisco Giants in Brian Wilson’s absence, he’s assumed the job of full-time prankster, too. Romo has spent so much time photobombing dugout interviews over the first two games of the NLCS, we just have to ask, is this guy sure his team is like, playing meaningful playoff games deep into October? You know what, I don’t even care.

Maybe you’ve forgotten now that months have passed since the Gus-less NCAA Tournament, but Gus Johnson is with Fox now, and he’s helping spearhead the network’s college football coverage. Fox hopes you’ll remember that, and they brought in another of their big recent acquisitions to help make sure you do. [h/t Awful Announcing]