A roundup of things that happened at Sunday night’s Nuggets-Warriors playoff game: including things you can’t unhear, Denver player loses pants, and Beyond Thunderdome.

Well, you knew a statement from Mark Jackson on today’s rather embarrassing revelations about him was coming – once the news went public, he couldn’t ignore it. Sure enough, he didn’t, and he released a statement on the matter earlier today. Read it after the jump.

Mark Jackson got himself into one helluva sticky situation with an ex-stripper, her co-conspirator, and the FBI.

A couple months after a man named Warren Brathwaite got arrested in June as part of a drug bust involving a large-scale marijuana distribution ring, he was linked to several well-known people. Among them: Jamie Foxx, Lady Gaga, and…new Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson. While the ties Jackson had to Brathwaite were about as wholesome as possible – Jackson and his wife operate a ministry at which Brathwaite was the head usher – they were still ties.

Mark Jackson will leave the broadcast booth and become the head coach of the Golden State Warriors following the end of the NBA Finals.

Kevin Durant’s monster dunk on Brendan Haywood last night provided an opportunity for ESPN color commentator Mark Jackson to say something ridiculous.

Former NBA player and current ESPN color commentator Mark Jackson had some strong words for ESPN the Magazine, and, more specifically, their “Player X” feature on Kevin Garnett.

Bill Simmons is announcing the Heat-Warriors game on ESPN right now, alongside Mark Jackson and Dan Shulman. So how’s he doing?