The Morning Bark Newsletter

The Packers are thin at running back after losing starter Ryan Grant with an ankle injury...Bills faithful knew it was only a matter of time until a running back would go down and Marshawn Lynch's name would start swirling once again...

The Sooners are playing gracious hosts to the Air Force Academy this weekend. And as gracious hosts, Bob Stoops want his guests to feel at home (Unless of course, the guest is the Florida State Seminoles). So Stoops has asked Sooners fans to break from the norm and actually sing the National Anthem correctly...

Nothing says 'I support my team no matter what' like walking out of their game, for the sole purpose of beating traffic to get home and watch other teams play...

Reggie Bush has forfeited the Heisman Trophy. The former USC running back's decision to take money from agents while in school cost him his little bronze man. Poor guy. It got us thinking about some other members of the disgraced. We've compiled a group of titleholders/award winners that were stripped of their respective distinction for one reason or another...

Here's video of Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird nailing an over-the-head halfcourt shot. This is more attention than the WNBA has ever gotten...

...In order to answer the question we must look at the bottom line -- what did the Devils collectively give up for Kovalchuk?

We try and keep a safe distance from tabloid content around here, but TMZ nabbed a bunch of photos of Mel Gibson attempting to be incognito and they're hysterical...

In week 2, NCAA 11 went 1-4 in picking games vs. the spread. It missed badly predicting that Penn State and Florida State would get upset wins. It also missed on Georgia over South Carolina and Notre Dame over Michigan. It did, however, predict Ohio State would beat Miami 40-24. The final score ended up being 36-24. Impressive, NCAA 11...

In the latest issue of ESPN the Magazine, David Fleming discusses why the shotgun has become so prevalent...

The Rick and Bubba show has a running bit where their Lou Holtz impersonator comes in the studio to talk some college football with the boys. But after listening to the impersonator for a minute, you almost forget that this is just an impersonation...