ESPN’s Rick Reilly is a fan of saying ridiculous things. And considering he was a given the biggest stage possible last night, you’d figure he’d have to come up with something that was a little more ridiculous than the average ridiculous thing that he says. So, with the Super Bowl as his backdrop, Reilly took a deep breath, and said something completely freaking ridiculous.

It’s good to be the King, but it’s not good to be in the seat behind him.

Today during the Kansas — Iowa State game, old-ass ESPN announcer Mark Jones quoted Lil’ Wayne’s “Right Above It.” But he got the lyrics wrong. Everyone is in a frenzy over this one, folks. Going into commercial, Jones, who lists Lil’ Wayne as one of his favorite artists, saw his opening.

Handshakes are supposed to be the ultimate gesture of sportsmanship at the end of a game, but lately it just hasn’t worked out that way. At the conclusion of a grueling five set match between Tomas Berdych and Nicolas Almagro, Berdych refused to shake Almagro’s hand due to Almagro hitting with a volley earlier in the match, as you see in the picture above. The crowd was not happy with Berdych, and let him know it after the match.

Sitting courtside runs you the risk of having a lot of things happening – hearing some serious trash talking, getting hit with the ball, getting hit with a player…

We already know Dwyane Wade is talented, but one of my favorite things about him is effort – he doesn’t give up. He’s one of the most aggressive players in the NBA at saving the ball from going out, superstar or not. In this play, he threw a bad alley-oop pass to rookie Norris Cole but made up for it, and in pretty spectacular fashion.

Magic Johnson has had an interesting career, being one of the best point guards ever to play the game and all. Welp, he added to his personal lore (although for entirely different reasons) when he attempted to do a highlight package on tonight’s game between the LA Lakers and the Utah Jazz.

Justin Blackmon did something tonight that underclassmen rarely, if ever, do – he announced in his postgame interview with ESPN’s Heather Cox that he will enter the NFL Draft next spring.