Remember that has been Lolo Jones, who stole all the headlines for her virginity
and fourth place finish and subsequent devastation? Yeah, that one. Well she isn’t ready to fade from the spotlight quite yet, so a few weeks ago she tried her hand at bobsledding. She is apparently good at it.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: paralyzed former football player challenges Olympic track star to race. Olympic track star says player should get checked for a concussion. Track star begins whirlwind apology tour. No? Not familiar. Let Lolo Jones and Eric LeGrand be your guides through our top 5 tweets of the morning for October 3rd.

Oh, so you hear all this talk about sex at the Olympics and you assume USA track and field is a bunch of sluts? Well, you’re wrong. Lolo Jones sets the record straight after the jump.

Looking for doppelgängers is an American pastime. You watch Chris Bosh, you think Velociraptor. You see Stephen Colbert, you think Bob Saget. The feeling of a successful “call” is the best feeling us non-athletes will ever experience. It’s true glory. This is our Olympics. Our Miracle On Ice.

As you probably know by now, Lolo Jones barely missed a medal at the Olympics last night. As you might also know, she’s faced some criticism lately, including some from fellow U.S. competitors. But before today, you didn’t know what Jones herself thought of all this. See it after the jump.

The Olympics women’s 100-meter hurdles final was last night, and Lolo Jones didn’t medal, finishing fourth. Two much less-hyped American, however, did medal… and they didn’t seem too happy that they’ve been so relatively overlooked. Hear what they had to say after the jump.

The dorm-style living in Olympic village has been well-documented. So has the horn-doggedness of the athletes occupying said dorms. But apparently, whether Olympic athletes want to just take a nap in their rooms, or partake in any other “activities,” they’ll have to deal with some uncomfortable heat.

A day in the life of Lolo Jones, the Olympic flavor of the season, looks to be as trying and difficult as it is fun and rewarding. This video shows that, just like you and me, for all the weight lifting and hurdle jumping in Lolo’s daily routine, there’s also plenty of roller blading with a dog. Check it out after the jump.

Olympic hurdler Lolo Jones was on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night. Absent any other outside factors, this would have been intriguing. With the outside factor of Louis C.K. also being there, it was a can’t-miss.