Just check out the video below of Stellenberg High School’s performance during this year’s competition.

Impressed?  Well you’re not the only one who thinks so.  Stellenberg went on to win the competition.

At the moment, I am not quite sure if the basket counted, or if it had any effect on the game (according to one YouTube commenter, the score was 52-40 at the time).  But does it really matter?

Regardless of whether this full-court, bounce pass, alley-oop buzzer beater counted, or whether it had any impact on the final score, I still can’t help but be awfully impressed by it.

Check it out.

Hat Tip – [Reddit]

Ahmad Bradshaw isn’t all that different from most 25-year old males living in New Jersey.  He enjoys going out and partying, he has been arrested for underage drinking at some point in his life, and he has taken a ride on the Staten Island Dump, a.k.a. Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick.

TMZ caught up with Angelina on the streets of Los Angeles yesterday and asked her about her relationship with the Giants’ running back.  Although she refrained from giving any straight answers regarding the extent of their relationship, she did spit out some hints, like “we’ve hung out together,” and “I think he’s a hot black.”  I believe I’ve heard everything I needed to hear in those two sentences (Two sentences?  Is that a Jersey Shore record?).

So while Eli Manning and some of the other Giants’ players may be visiting Disney World following their Super Bowl victory, it appears as though Ahmad Bradshaw has decided to make the Staten Island Dump his post-season vacation destination.

Check it out.

Hat Tip – [TMZ]

After taking a hard hit from Dion Phaneuf deep in the Leafs zone (retribution for the “suck it” comment, perhaps?), Hartnell skated to the front of the net, batted home a loose puck, and proceeded to turn around, drop his gloves and engage in some fisticuffs with the Leafs’ captain.  He would complete the final third of his Gordie Howe hat-trick in the second period after assisting on a Claude Giroux goal.

Here is another look at his first period goal and ensuing fight.

The Game: Oklahoma City Thunder @ Utah Jazz

The Pick: Thunder -1

The Reason: The Thunder are coming off a loss to the Sacramento Kings last night, and they have not lost back-to-back games all season.  Fatigue should not be a problem for this young team, despite playing their fourth game in the last five nights tonight.  Playing on the road has also not been much of a problem for the Thunder this season, as they are 11-5 away from home.  As for the Jazz, they are 1-4 in their last five games, and they have covered the spread just once in their last six games against the Thunder, and just once in their last seven meetings in Utah.  Look for the Thunder to rebound from last night’s loss with a big road victory tonight.

The Game: Anaheim Ducks @ Detroit Red Wings

The Pick: Red Wings -120 in regulation

The Reason: The Ducks have been playing good hockey as of late, but no team in the league has been better than the Detroit Red Wings while playing at Joe Louis Arena.  Not only have the Wings posted an incredible 21-2-1 record at home this season, but they have also won 18 straight at the Joe, and they currently sit only two wins away from the record for most consecutive home victories.  The Wings have also dominated the Ducks as of late, winning five of the last six meeting between the two teams, and each of the last five in Detroit.  Look for their dominance to continue as they earn the win at home tonight.

2012 Record: (29-24-2), This Week: (4-4), Last Week: (7-2-1)

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Ken Duke’s

After draining his approach shot, Duke did what every 42-year-old white man would like to do, but what few of them actually know how to do…

Salsa dance!

Duke shot a course-record 8-under on the back nine after shooting even par on the front nine.  That has him sitting just one stroke behind the leaders following the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.  If he can find a way to stay near the top of the leaderboard, perhaps he should consider using some of the prize money he’ll win to pay Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz for some salsa lessons.

While this goal will surely help to relieve some of the pressure on the 32-year-old center, no one will be more relieved than the Montreal Canadiens management, as they should be able to sleep much easier knowing that they are now paying Scott Gomez $7-million/goal, rather than $7-million for no goals.

So the “Did Scott Gomez score last game” counter is now back to day one.  Will it reach day 365 again?  We should have an answer to that question by this time next season.

You can check out the goal that snapped his year-long drought in the video below.

After sitting out for a few weeks in January with an injury, Curry has struggled to regain his consistent scoring touch, as he had surpassed the 20-point mark only twice in his last eight games.  But if last night was any indication, he may have finally found his stroke again as he connected on 13 of his 17 field-goal attempts and six of his nine three-point attempts during a 36 point, 7 rebound, 7 assist performance.  Those numbers helped the Warriors snap their losing streak in Denver, as they escaped with the 109-101 victory and Curry escapes with “The Stat Line of the Night” for Thursday, February 9, 2012.

Kaleta didn’t exactly get the retribution he was seeking.  Instead, what he got was a few punches to the face and a spot on our “Frozen Fisticuffs Fight of the Night” for Wednesday, February 8, 2012.

Dwayne Johnson

After describing the smell of the ESPN studios as “Blackened Chilean Seabass with mango on the side,” Dwayne was quick to tell us all what we already knew…

“That’s bullsh-t.”

Moments later he came to the realization that he was on live television, but by that time the damage had already been done.

Check it out.

Hat Tip – [Reddit]