This isn’t a shameless promotion of that stupid Playoff Football Fantasy League nonsense. I hate to say it, but when you lose you lose. It’s over. It’s a tough pill to swallow, and you may feel empty inside, but it’s time to accept that Fantasy Football season is over.
For 15 Weeks you had the joy and pain of watching your Fantasy Football team play, and it all came crashing down. You either missed the playoffs or were eliminated in the first round. Now what? How do you move on with your life knowing there is no way to go back? How do you deal with over 7 months of nothing? It’s a challenging process, but we here at Unathletic are going to help you through it.
Here are 5 Ways to Cope with the loss of Fantasy Football Season….
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We can give the men’s basketball team at Syracuse a little credit for persevering through the Bernie Fine crap, but not too much. ‘Cuse has been hiding behind a soft’er’ preseason schedule than the other big boys. With that said, I don’t foresee them staying at the top for too long.
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The LA Lakers need to find a way to get Dwight Howard to save their season [BleacherReport]
Bar Refaeli’s calender is absolutely mind-blowing [Guyism]
Dick Vitale had a minor Twitter squirmish with some chump. I hate Twitter [BustedCoverage]
I love Diane Kruger. She’s in my top 5 for sure [DonChavez]
3B Aramis Ramirez heads to the Milwaukee Brewers to play with The Juicer [ESPN]
Jordan Carver has been blessed by the Gods with a particular body part. Try and guess which part! [FListed]
More Twitter – the Most-Followed Athletes [TotalProSports]
Greg Oden’s career summed up on Blazers’ Media Day [TerezOwens]
I regret to say that I haven’t seen this video until now. Perhaps I would have been better off not seeing it at all. Aside from the psychosis that is causing this young child to seductively smear ice cream on his face, where the hell does this kid fit in in the overall scheme of things? Is he Brazilian or Italian? I didn’t think they made red-heads. What a waste of ice cream, bro.
I have no idea if this were staged or what but if there’s one thing I like about hockey is that there’s no chance anything could happen like this in any other sport at the speed at which it happens in hockey.
I mean clearly these two teams had it out for each other. This is the equivalent to a pitcher beaning a batter only that one ball hit every single player on the opposition in the nuts.
I’d love to see this in football.
Lindsey Vonn says watching Tim Tebow lead the Broncos to another comeback Sunday was “incredible” and “really inspiring.” She had one of the best seats in the house — in the Tebow family box. But in case you get the wrong idea, she insists she and Tim Tebow are just good friends. Vonn, who announced last month that she is getting divored from husband Thomas Vonn, gets asked a lot about her relationship with Denver’s popular quarterback.
Don’t mind if I do perpetuate the rumor… Or not. If it was any other athlete, I’d say the freshly-single Vonn would be like a baby fawn in the forest waiting to be preyed upon. Buuuuut, it’s Tebow. He’s not into girls. If he was, Vonn would be a tight pick. Just saying….
Well, it didn’t take very long to find my new pet-peeve. It came to fruition on Sunday night, with Candace Crawford bouncing around like a jackass in Tony Romo’s jersey. I hate it. I hate when the WAG wears the husbands jersey in the crowd. It irritates me.
I understand I’m probably a cold-hearted, negative jerkoff, but you don’t like what you don’t like. Yeah, it’s a sweet gesture, and a lovely sign of support, but I’m not into it. I just hope it doesn’t become the new thing like sex-abuse scandals.
Regretfully, here is a little gallery of my new pet-peeve.
Dating back to his days as an All-American at Auburn, Charles Barkley was known as the Round Mound of Rebound. That nickname followed him to the NBA, where became a Hall of Famer. But following his retirement in 2000 after 16 seasons Barkley became much, much rounder. As in 100 pounds rounder, surging from his playing weight of 250 to 350. Barkley listened, and now is combining his goal of getting down to 280 with being a spokesman for Weight Watchers’ “Lose Like a Man” campaign that kicks off on Dec. 25. Barkley says he managed to shed 14 pounds on his own, and that he has taken off another 27 — down to 309 — since going on the Weight Watchers program in late September.
I love Barkley’s motivational/inspirational tactics for all the Weight Watchers followers…
“Anyone who gains 100 pounds, they’re just a lazy ass.”
Unathletic is taking bets on Chuck’s ability to trim down and then stay down as we speak. I’ve got a hundy on “no chance”. The guy likes to party and bullsh$t too much. Still, I do think Barkley should be the spokesman for Weight Watchers. That’s priceless.
I told you guys once the NBA season kicked back into gear we’d be featuring its cheerleaders. And while all those guys were busy screwing over us fans, at least dancers from NBA teams were up to goodness.
Take the Minnesota Timberwolves girls. While owners were hamming it up in September, these girls were working it in China. Good for you ladies. Glad someone was getting something done.
Check out the pics after the jump….
