Randy Moeller was an average NHL player who has, apparently, become an excellent broadcaster for the Florida Panthers.

Why so excellent? Cause he adds ridiculous pop culture non-sequiters to his goal calls.

Enjoy

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Musician extraordinaire John Mayer might have his eyes set on a new prize. According to Page Six:

“The notorious charmer was spotted chatting up Kim Kardashian in the lobby of Sirius XM here earlier this week. Mayer…tried his magic on curvy Kim while taking a break from sound checking for his acoustic performance on Sirius’ Coffee House channel. A spy said, “They talked closely for several minutes.” But to no avail — Kardashian is happily dating New Orleans Saint star Reggie Bush.”

John might want to listen to Ice Cube here. “So come on and chick-ity-check yo self before you wreck yo self.” These are words one needs to live by.

People can’t get enough of this. Just check out this video created!

Everytime I get sick of the Tiger Woods’ saga, something awesome breaks. Like today we find out that T uses the phrase “blasian!” I wonder if he is referring to himself being black-asian, or just a blazin-asian (like myself).

-H/T Hot Clicks

It is pretty cool that college football players can get up to $500 worth of free goods from various companies for playing in the bowl game. Some of the items range from TV’s to mini-camcorders. But one bowl gave the players the shaft this year? If you are playing in the Hawaii Bowl don’t expect a PS3. You are getting a Kahala Aloha shirt?!?! And you will like it. I guess the free trip to the beautiful island will have to suffice.

New Mexico Bowl (Fresno State vs Wyoming):
Sony gift suite, Oakley beanie, Oakley Antix sunglasses, Ogio wheeled garment bag, Oakley Surf Pack backpack

St. Petersburg Bowl (UCF vs Rutgers):
iLuv iPod/DVD player, Oakley Holeshot 3-Hand watch, Oakley Eyepatch sunglasses, Oakley Surf Pack backpack

R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (Southern Miss vs Middle Tennessee):
Pure Digital Flip mini-camcorder, Balfour ring, Oakley Antix sunglasses, Oakley Panel Packbackpack

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This blind item comes from Star Magaine via Blind Gossip and asks us all:

“Which athlete has been playing the field behind his A-list girlfriend’s back? One flirty night club encounter has already turned into a series of dates, and his main girl is getting suspicious.”

I will take the subtle hint and go with Alex Rodriguez on this one. Other than Tom Brady (T would never do that) what other baseball or football player do you know of that dates an A-list celebrity?

Tim Thomas, who is apparently on the Mavericks now (who knew?), got into an altercation with someone at a Denny’s early Wednesday morning.

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Important work being done today by the House Energy and Commerce Committee in Washington.  They’ve approved legislation aimed at forcing college football to adopt a playoff system and get rid of the BCS.

Not the economy, not climate change, not tax policy. College football.

Awesome.

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Just kidding. Even though Charlize Theron pulled Ireland in the rehearsal, it was not meant to be. There are so many fans of “The Boys in Green” that wish this video were true.

Some New Orleans fans took full advantage of an opportunity to shoot their guns at a buddy’s TV on Sunday. Why did they get to do that you ask? Because one genius went on Facebook and told his friends that if the Redskins lost to the Saints they could come to his house and blaze up his big screen. (I am going to guess this bet was made during the game; probably as Shaun Suisham was lining up the chip shot field goal)

So many great parts to this, but my favorite had to be the guy who got out of the truck with a 12 pack of Bud Cowboys. Damn some of those guns are big.

-H/T Busted Coverage

The annual Army-Navy game is set for this weekend. With the President’s recent announcement of a troop surge in Afghanistan and the ongoing war in Iraq, combined with the fact that a win by Army will make them bowl eligible, the contest is part football game/ part exercise in patriotism.

The situation was similar in 1963, when Roger Staubach and his midshipmen faced off against Army just weeks after the JFK assassination. Boston Herald writer Michael Connelly has written a new book, The President’s Team, about that game, and was kind enough to answer a few questions for us:

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