Best Celebration Ever?

Stevie Johnson, of the Buffalo Bills, just scored a touchdown against Plaxico Burress and the New York Jets. He then preformed what could be the greatest touchdown celebration ever. Take a look.



Shawne Merriman then tweeted this during the game.

@shawnemerriman
Shawne MerrimanNever tweet during the game but what @StevieJohnson13 did was disrespectful & not needed & should never ... http://t.co/6nlUO0rC 14 minutes ago via UberSocial for BlackBerry · powered by @socialditto

The Worst Ending to the Best Career

Joe Paterno is (was?) the greatest college football coach of all time.  No one has more wins, no one has been doing it longer.  Unfortunately, this famed coaching career has now crashed and burned in the absolute worst way possible.

The Fate of the Cardinal

Often times, sports journalists and announcers seem to only know how to speak in hyperbole. If we as viewers were to believe everything that we heard from different media outlets, we would believe that we were witnessing history just about every weekend. The first example that comes to mind is the Alabama vs. LSU game this past weekend. Promoted as "the best 1 vs. 2 matchup in a decade" for 2 weeks straight, the game really wasn't that great to watch, and because of the ridiculousness that is the BCS, we may be watching the exact same game in a couple of months. Sometimes though, there are games that do truly change the course of college programs and college football itself. I believe the Stanford vs. Oregon game this weekend falls into that category. The implications of this game are huge for Stanford, and in turn, the future of the West Coast college football landscape. Assuming that Stanford will beat 2 average teams in Cal and Notre Dame, here are just a few things this weekend's game will most likely determine: