Two months ago, Seahawks defensive end Raheem Brock was arrested after he walked out on a $27 bill at a nightclub in Philadelphia. So when two uniformed police officers interrupted a team meeting and told him to get up out of his seat, Raheem Brock was probably a little nervous.

That was, until, his coach, Pete Carroll, told him he had just gotten “punked.” Then, Raheem Brock probably breathed a quick sigh of relief, went back to his seat in the meeting, gathered his thoughts, and fantasized about punching Pete Carroll in the face.

With summer winding down, Nate Robinson finds himself weighing a variety of options — among them going overseas to play basketball, or trying out for an NFL team. He’s seriously considering the latter.

The Seattle Seahawks got back to .500 yesterday, defeating the NFL-worst Carolina Panthers 31-14. They had to come from behind to do it – a comeback mapped on the face of Seahawks coach Pete Carroll.

Even though he’s not the King of LA anymore, Pete Carroll is still looking out for its people.

Pete Carroll might be gone from his cushy college gig and upset over sanctions against USC, but that doesn’t mean he suddenly has an aversion to wacky antics.

People haven’t even had their fill of the USC scandal yet, but brace yourself: it looks like there are more illegal compensation controversies on the way.

Pete Carroll doesn’t coach at USC anymore, but that didn’t stop him from weighing in – not happily, unsurprisingly – on the news that the NCAA levied harsh penalties against USC’s football team for violations committed during Carroll’s tenure. Carroll is famous for his upbeat attitude, but you won’t see much of that in this video.

Thought the NCAA would let USC football off easy following an investigation involving alleged improper benefits given to Reggie Bush while he played football for the school? You wouldn’t be alone – but you would be wrong.

What to make of this one? Police recently issued a “warning” to Seattle Seahawks rookie receiver Golden Tate for unlawfully being in a local bakery, Top Pot, when it was closed. Tate’s reason for trespassing? Top Pot’s famous maple bars, doughnuts with maple frosting. How good are they? Um…just ask the Seahawks.

The Boston Globe ran a profile of Seattle Seahawks (and ex-New England Patriots) coach Pete Carroll yesterday. It was perfectly fine, but the most interesting insights from Carroll were found in an online-only addendum the Globe also posted.