Having yet to play a game in the NBA, most of us are likely not all that familiar with Utah Jazz rookie guard Paul Harris, but if you are using NBA.com as a reference, you may think otherwise.  That is because according to them, Paul Harris looks a lot like Devin Harris of the New Jersey Nets.  In fact, they appear to be the exact same person.

However, this is not just another case of an unbelievably good look-a-like.  Instead, it simply happens to be a minor error made by the people at NBA.com, which is all the more confusing considering people barely know who Paul Harris is and what he looks like.  Unfortunately, he is not an easy guy to catch a glimpse of (when you consider the fact that he has yet to play a game in the league), so if you happened to be searching for “Harris” under the players section, you have either noticed this gaff, or perhaps just figured that Paul was Devin’s underachieving twin.

I guess NBA.com was having similar problems catching a glimpse of Paul Harris, so they went with the closest option available.

In his NBA.com segment “The Barkley Zone”, a question from a Stockton, California viewer asked him the following:

“Chuck.  I know you were a tip-top shape dude in your playing days.  But I’d like to know and see how many push-up you can do right now.”

Although Charles was hesitant at first, after some encouragement, he got down on all fours and went for it.  The initial request was 20 and we count about 23 total, maybe 2 of which were done properly.  After this shameful display, a woman comes from behind the scenes, gets down in front of Charles and shows him how real push-ups are done.  He does 23 “REAL” push-ups (and looked good to do more), but Barkley was insistent that he “beat her”.  We beg to differ, and have the video to prove it.

All the DUI’s and other controversial moments aside, Charles Barkley can sure entertain us.  Just look at his face as he watches his manhood slowly wash down the drain with every pushup that his female counterpart does successfully.  At least they were better than his sit-ups, but next time they should consider a 20 minute break before resuming the show so Charles can catch his breath.

Here’s the push-up competition.

And in case you wanted to see it again, we have the Barkley vs Bevetta race.