Lee Corso’s

Those sticking around to watch the conclusion of College GameDay this past Saturday likely witnessed the latter, as Corso thought about blowing the SMU Mustangs’ horn before uttering the words, “F*&k it”, and opting to give the home fans something to cheer about as he put on the Cougar head and predicted a Houston victory.

After realizing what he had said, Corso could be heard saying “glad there’s a delay”…

Not quite Lee.  Check it out.

With the game tied 2-2 in the bottom of the tenth inning, Morgan stepped to the plate and delivered the single that brought home Carlos Gomez and sent the Milwaukee Brewers and their fans into a frenzy, as they advanced to the American League Championship Series.

For The man who goes by the name of “Tony Plush,” there were only two words that could describe such a feeling:

“F*ck Yeah”

And in case you didn’t hear it the first time, Nyjer repeats it again and again.  TBS caught it all on camera.  Here it is.

When the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Cup two years ago, it was Petr Sykora unleashing the f-bomb during his Stanley Cup hoist.  Last night it was Mark Recchi following in Sykora’s footsteps, as the only thing he could think of to sum up the feeling of winning it all was “f*cking right!”

Moments later Recchi announced that he had just played his final game in the NHL, as the 43-year-old is finally set to retire.

What a way to go out.  “F*cking right” indeed Mark!

With the divorce between himself and now-ex-wife Elin Nordegren official, Tiger Woods will be forced to take on a new role as “weekend dad” with his children, and it appears as though he has stepped into that new role quite nicely.  According to an eyewitness, Tiger was recently out on the golf course with his two children, Sam and Charlie, when he was heard using the F-bomb repeatedly while cheering on his friends.

As stated by Radar Online:

While on the golf course in his private community of Isleworth, Tiger was with his two children, Sam and Charlie, plus a nanny and a male friend. He stopped to give a neighbor and another golfer pointers. His stream of expletives were then overheard by other golfers on the driving range.

“Tiger was watching a friend hit balls and when they hit a good one Tiger said: ‘F*ck yeah’ to cheer them on,” an eyewitness told RadarOnline.com exclusively. “Every time someone hit a ball he used “mother (bleeper)” and “f*ck” while talking about the shots,” the source said. [Radar Online]

At one point during the round, Tiger gave his son Charlie a club and told him to show off his swing.  After connecting on an impressive shot, a proud tiger was heard saying to his friend, “Not bad for a little sh*t.”

So should we all be up in arms over this latest bit of news regarding Tiger’s private life?  I wouldn’t be.  After all, the guy is known for tossing around both clubs and expletives on the golf course during live televised events.  So why should we be surprised to hear that he does the same when the cameras are off?

I say we let the f*%ker do all the f*&king swearing he wants to do.  If he is going to be a weekend dad from now on, we may as well allow him to act like one.

Hat Tip – [Radar Online]

Why?  Because the usage in this instance actually helps get the point across perfectly.

Think about it.  The Flyers needed a win in the last game of the regular season just to make the playoffs.  It was a last save in a shootout that clinched it, no less.  In the Eastern Conference semi-finals, they trailed 3-0 in their series to the Boston Bruins, left for dead, and then came all the way back to force a Game 7.  In Game 7, they fell behind 3-0 and the 35-year wait for an NHL team to surmount a 3-0 series deficit looked like it was going to have to wait at least another year.  Well, the Flyers stormed back and won the game and the series.  They then won the Montreal Habs series with relative ease and now find themselves in the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 1997 when they lost to the Detroit Red Wings.

The Flyers have been to the Stanley Cup seven times since they won a Cup in 1975, their first and only in their franchise’s history.  So how exactly would you express your feelings as a Philly fan last night?

“It’s f*cking amazing.”

[H/T Crossing Broad]

While reporters were interviewing Matt Barnes, you can hear Jason Williams in the background getting riled up about a couple reporters getting all up in his grill as he puts on his nice white button down, fresh out of the shower.  He warns the reporters that they don’t want to see him “get mean” and that he’s asked them politely three times already to “back the f*ck up” from his locker.

Meanwhile, the camera stays on Matt Barnes for most of the time and he’s seen giggling about his teammate being sensitive about people infringing upon his personal bubble.  I think Jason Williams is just mad he’s not getting interviewed in his crowded, corner locker.  Only one more game in the visitor’s locker room, J-Will, and then you can go to your comfy home and not have to worry about reporters cramping your style until next fall.

When the Celtics played the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA finals a few years back, they needed the fans at the TD Banknorth Garden to remind Kobe Bryant that he was not Michael Jordan.

You can bet that last night during their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Kevin Garnett was wishing the Boston fans had been doing the same and reminding the officials that Kevin Durant was not “His Airness” either.  Apparently, he was good enough to force the Celtic players to commit several fouls against him, which did not sit to well with Boston’s All-Star power forward.

And when the meida asked KG what he thought about the game, he simply responded by saying “I though we was playin’ Michael F*cking Jordan, the way he was getting the whistle.  I mean, Durant damn near shot more free throws than our entire team.”

For the record, Durant had 15 free throws, and made all of them, while the Celtics only had a total of 17 attempts, 13 of which were good.  Durant also hit 10 of his 20 attempts from the field for a total of 37 points, and added 8 rebounds as well.  So as much as Garnett may have felt that the refs were treating Durant like Jordan, his team’s defense was also doing a good job at making the 21-year-old look a lot like the legendary No. 23.

Andy Roddick

Roddick didn’t care for a few of the calls while he was serving for the match against Brazil’s Thomaz Bellucci in round 2 of the 2010 Australian Open. Let’s have a listen as Roddick channels his inner-McEnroe.

I think that tennis ballboy just peed himself again. Roddick is the seventh seed and Bellucci was an enormous underdog. Roddick was mostly upset because he didn’t make quick work of Bellucci. He won the first two sets 6-3 and 6-4, and was up just 5-4 when he decided to break out a little Dwight Howard potty-mouth action.

But Roddick pulled it out, taking the last set 6-4 and defeating Bellucci. He moves on to face Feliciano Lopez in round 3. Can’t wait to see what he has for us next.

Thank god for us the NFL Network broadcast the Broncos-Giants game last night.  For a network that cannot seem to avoid on-air gaffes, we should have expected them to mic up what is obviously one of the most foul-mouthed people associated with the NFL (and that is an impressive feat, the NFL isn’t exactly known for it’s etiquette).  Who’s really impressed with the NFL Network anyways?  They are just horrible.

Although the Broncos ended up pulling off the victory, McDaniels went off on a tirade after a penalty-laced drive that ended without a touchdown.  Now, had the mic picked up McDaniels’ cursing live, then maybe the NFL Network’s mistake would have been excusable.  Or better yet, if it had been a lingerie-clad beauty cursing, that would have been more than acceptable.  That isn’t what happened though.  The Network actually taped the “speech”, then played it back later for the viewers.  One has to assume they want trouble with the FCC, right?  I mean they played it back!  What morons.

Hat Tip Video – [FanSided]

Athletes are infamous for swearing on live TV, although unknowingly at times. Like Ervin Santana of the playoff bound Angels, or Don Cherry during coaches corner, this time it was the LFL’s turn to step and drop the F-Bomb.

Check out the video, its a bit on the quiet side but you can clearly hear it. Looks like she was a little to amped up from the win. In her defence she’s quite the hottie, so we’ll let her get a free pass on this one.