With a tip of the hat to our good friend, Beltway Buddy,  here’s a few samples from barstool sports latest t-shirt collection. Each one’s a winner.

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Everyone knows I love me some Justin Bieber. But this young man better slow his roll because I love me Tom Brady a lot more. How dare you try to “106 & Park” the Patriots QB like this?

“Sack like a sacker,
Call up Mr. Brady,
Tell him leave his hair to the guy that sings Baby.”

People tell me to cut my hair all the time. Do I listen? No, I just continue to walk around NYC looking like a buffoon.

Oh and like Peter Chao says…F YOU JUSTIN BIEBER!

-H/T SB Nation

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Here you have Brett Favre trying to make a nonchalant one handed catch of a football. Unfortunately for him he doesn’t execute and his poor groin suffers the consequences.

This happened to me at a UCONN tailgate the other weekend. But instead of getting hit in the nuts, the ball hit my drink knocking it to the ground. That hurt me like a kick of the balls.

Check out this brawl between China and Brazil during their “friendly” basketball game.A lot of missed punches and kicks in this one.

Watch out for my man Wang Zhi Zhi. Actually he didn’t do much. I just like to say his name.

-H/T Hot Clicks

CCM’s new ads staring the head of Alex Ovechkin are starting to float around the internet. And while some might find them more on the creepy side, I for one actually enjoy Ovie and his awesome accent.

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It’s been a big week for cock.  Let’s run through news.

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If anyone can figure out who this hot chick is from last Saturday’s Florida v LSU game it would be Frathouse Sports.

First of all, I’d like to thank Michael Weinreb for filling in last week. He did a great job and I’m not too proud to say I may steal some of the ideas he introduced.*

*The use of asterisks, for example

I’ve interviewed a bunch of people for this site over the past couple of years, but he’s the first one who I’ve actually developed any sort of personal rapport with.  I won’t be presumptuous enough to say we’re actually friends, but I’m pretty confident we’ve landed solidly in the acquaintance zone.

That’s why I’m not sure how to handle this fact: At the moment, I’m reading his previous book.

Our interview was about his latest release, “Bigger than the Game.” But a few years ago, he wrote about the Chess team at Edward R Murrow High School in Brooklyn.  It’s a book whose existence I was aware of. In fact, there was a copy of it at my parents’ house. (I think my brother read it or at least bought it when it came out.) But it wasn’t a book I had ever thought about reading until I put two and two together and realized it was written by my new best acquaintance.

And I’m glad I picked it up. “Game of Kings” is a really interesting and well written book. I’m enjoying it immensely. And here in lies the rub.

I would like to let the author know that I’m enjoying his work, but I don’t want to email him and say, “Hey, person I recently began exchanging emails with, I just went out and found your previous work and am now reading it.” Because that would make me sound like a stalker.

So, where do I stand? I am left hoping that either:

- Michael Weinreb was so impressed by our little website that he has now become a regular reader who will come upon this post and appreciate my kind words.

-Michael Weinreb has set up google alerts that email him every time his name is mentioned on the internet. He then follows the link, comes upon this post and appreciates my kind words.

Either way, Michael, nice work.*

*and thanks for the asterisks. I’ll try not to abuse the usage.

Sports Illustrated: October 11th, 2010.

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Because this is the sort of question that America needs answered…

Yes, Michael Strahan was a better defensive lineman than New Jersey Democrat John Adler is a Congressman.

The connection that proves my thesis is Jon Runyan.

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As part of rookie hazing, the Golden St Warriors made their first year players do the dougie. While most of them gave little to no effort, it was Ekpe Udoh and Jeremy Lin stealing the show.

You can’t teach rhythm like that. One is just born with it.