Of all the bulls in Costa Rica, the most celebrated and revered is the bull people call “Malacrianza.” Translation? “Badass.”
Earl Badu hit one of the most famous shots in Maryland basketball history. Ten years later, he jumped off a bridge.
Brent Sass was ready. His sled bag was loaded, and his dogs were screaming to run, flinging themselves forward against their harnesses, rearing into the air, barking and crying for the trail ahead.
The Temple Run, the final round of Legends of the Hidden Temple, was among the greatest spectacles in 1990s children's television. Unless you were the one doing the running -- in which case, a one-time contestant recalls, it was terrible.
In the mid-1990s, hundreds of kids attempted the Temple Run in Nickelodeon's Legends of the Hidden Temple. Most of them failed, and miserably. Roll the tape.
There was only one thing to do with video of a bunch of linemen running a 40. So of course we set it to the best soundtrack.
Is this video trickery? Nope; just a guy being way too good at table tennis.
You won the Super Bowl, Joe! There's still no call for that sort of language.
The Manti Te'o story will continue to get weirder and worse.
This would probably be a fine in the NFL. But this isn't the NFL, so play on.
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