Girls with Wii fit, video clip showing an attractive blonde in her underwear gyrating along to Nintendo’s Wii Fit game has been watched nearly TWO MILLION times.

The woman, Lauren Bernat, 25, was unaware she was being filmed secretly by her marketing executive boyfriend on his mobile phone.

He then posted it on video website YouTube without her knowledge.

Giovanny Gutierrez, 30, says he filmed Bernat  gyrating her hips as she tries to keep virtual hula hoops swinging on Nintendo’s Wii Fit game,  to show the world how attractive his girlfriend is.

The Dolphins will hold a Veterans Day tribute Sunday. For Pat White, it won’t be the first time he has respected soldiers this season.

It had nothing to do with his beloved team, either. Only his beloved country.

“As the National Anthem came to a close, I told my son to watch to see which of the Patriot players approached the veterans being honored to thank them for their service,” Diehl wrote in an e-mail.

To Diehl’s disappointment, the Veterans Day ceremony ended without any of his home-team players making a move toward the group. One person still came through, setting an example for Diehl’s 13-year-old son he won’t soon forget.

That person was Dolphins rookie quarterback Pat White.

“As the veterans left the field, one Miami Dolphin, Pat White, jogged over to them and shook every one of their hands,” Diehl said. “It was the highlight of the game for me to see there is at least one player in the NFL that understands what these people have given up for us.”

Considering the impact White was able to have — and the sign of respect he was able to send by a few simple handshakes — this might be one instance where the rookie managed to lead by example for his older teammates.

Sunday, at least, will provide another chance.

“Whenever I have the opportunity to show respect, I show respect,” White said. “I don’t know. That’s just the way I was raised. You show respect where respect is earned.”

Wes Welker injured his left knee cutting on his only reception of the day, in the first quarter,

and was on the field for several minutes before being helped off the field and then carted off with a towel on his head. Not surprisingly, it has been announced that he has a knee injury and will not return to the game.

Texas Tech has suspended its coach after receiving a “complaint from a player and his parents regarding  treatment of the athlete after an injury.” He won’t coach in the Alamo Bowl. UPDATE: It’s Craig James’s kid.

Texas Tech University recently received a complaint from a player and his parents regarding Red Raider Head Football Coach Mike Leach’s treatment of the athlete after an injury.

At Texas Tech all such complaints are considered as serious matters, and as a result, an investigation of the incident is underway. Until the investigation is complete, Texas Tech University is suspending coach Leach from all duties as Head Football Coach effective immediately. The investigation into this matter will continue in a thorough and fair manner.

And then there’s this (registration required), posted yesterday on the Orangebloods message board by user enmuqb3. The usual caveats about the reliability of message boards apply:

Mike Leach is a chicken sh*t, Tech may be under NCAA Investigatgion
No surprise here. My dad talked this morning to Brik Brinker’s parents who are some family friends of ours this morning at church and there could be an investigation at Texas Tech under way soon. Some of you know that I played football at Frenship High School in West Texas and the Brinkers are some of our family friends. Brik played at Frenship and is now at Texas Tech.

UPDATE #2: Brooks confirms that the player involved was indeed Adam James, son of Craig. He also notes that Craig is scheduled to work the Alamo Bowl for ESPN.

MORE UPDATES: A statement from the James family:

The James family understands that Texas Tech University has undertaken an internal investigation. Since this situation affects our son and since the investigation is on-going, it would be inappropriate for us to speculate or provide additional information.

Mr. and Mrs. James took the step with great regret and after consideration and prayer to convey to the Texas Tech Administration that their son had been subjected to actions and treatment not consistent with common sense rules for safety and health. The James family believes this is a matter important to protect all the fine young men involved in Tech football and the University’s reputation for developing and educating young men and women.

LAST UPDATE: Craig James is off the Alamo Bowl detail, “for obvious reasons,” ESPN says.

Texas Tech suspends coach Mike Leach indefinitely

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has played the last several games with three broken ribs, CBS Sports reported Sunday.

The Patriots had added ribs to the injury report for Brady the week after he took a big hit against the Dolphins in Week 13 and briefly left the field to go to the locker room. He didn’t miss any plays in the game.

“Close game. Blowout. We get behind. I’m expecting to play the whole game,” he said. “I wouldn’t see why I wouldn’t.”

Brady, who this week was selected to his fifth Pro Bowl, returned this season after tearing two knee ligaments in last season’s opener, passing for 4,212 yards with 28 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while starting every game.

Potts was born on October 13, 1987. His place of birth is Abilene, Texas. His height is 6ft and 5”. His weight is 218 pounds. His family includes his parents, Avery and Cathy Potts, and an older brother, Bryan.

Potts used to participate in baseball, basketball and football in high school. His hobbies include hunting, fishing and most sports. His major is pre-physical therapy.
Professionally he is an American college football player who is a quarterback for the Texas Tech Raiders football team. His number in the Techs is 15.
Before joining the Techs, he used to play at Abilene High School. In his senior season, Potts threw for 3162 yards and 53 touchdowns and gamered Class 5A Region and All-State teams.

Texas Tech Touchdown v. Rice video

High school career

Prior to coming to Texas Tech, Potts played at Abilene High School in Abilene, Texas. In his senior season, Potts threw for 3,162 yards and 53 touchdowns and garnered Class 5A Region and All-State teams.^[3] In addition to Texas Tech, Potts was recruited by Michigan, Baylor, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas, and Texas A&M.^[1]

College career

Potts spent his freshman season as a member of the scout team.^[1] He then served as a backup to Graham Harrell for the 2007 and 2008 seasons, compiling 669 yards passing, 5 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions.^[4]

After completing 36-of-57 passes for 456 yards and seven touchdowns in the 55–10 win over Rice on Saturday, September 12, 2009, Potts was named the Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week.^[5] The Rice game marked his second start at quarterback and the second game in a row in which he threw for over 400 yards.

There’s significant a light heavyweight showdown in the works between Rashad Evans (11-0-1)  and  Thiago Silva  (12-0) that could go down during the pay-per-view (PPV) event slated for May 24 in Las Vegas, Nevada, at UFC 84.

If the fight takes place it will feature two of the top contenders in the crowded 205-pound division, as well as ensure that one of the combatants leaves the Octagon with the first loss on his record and the other remains undefeated with serious designs on an eventual title shot.

Evans — the heavyweight winner on season two of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) — most recently dispatched of Michael Bisping via split decision at UFC 78: “Validation” in November 2007. He holds UFC wins over Sam Hoger, Stephan Bonnar, Jason Lambert and Sean Salmon, as well as a draw against Tito Ortiz.

Live stream match:

http://championsleaguestreaming.blogspot.com/2010/01/ufc-108-live-stream-evans-vs-silva.html

Ubran Meyer: ‘I plan on being the coach of the Florida Gators’ as he accepts Sugar Bowl

While most people are unclear as to if and when Urban Meyer will return as University of Florida coach, running back recruit Mack Brown has no doubts. He says that Meyer told him that he will return to coaching the program in August of 2010.Then on January 1 as he accepted the trophy for winning the Sugar Bowl over Cincinnati 51-24, Meyer was asked about his future plans, and he said, ‘I plan on being the coach of the Florida Gators’

Urban Meyer has confirmed that he left the University of Florida over concerns about his health.  There are apparently no immediate health concerns and Meyer will coach his last game for the Florida Gators in the Sugar Bowl against Cincinnati.

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Tim Tebow or Timothy Tebow was born on August 14, 1987. Tim Tebow is an American football quarterback for the Florida Gators. Tim Tebow has been referred to as “A Walking Freight Truck”. Tim Tebow is a highly-touted quarterback known for his ability to run and pass, Tim Tebow chose Florida over Alabama, Miami of Florida, Michigan, NC State, Oklahoma and UCLA. Tim Tebow played quarterback for Nease High School in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, where he became a Division I-A recruit and ranked among the top quarterback prospects in the nation. In his first season with the Gators, Tim Tebow became an integral part of Urban Meyer’s offense as backup to starter Chris Leak as well as a key player in certain situations, providing a hard-to-defend “dual threat” as both a runner and a passer. Coach Meyer has described Tim Tebow as the “sparkplug” of the Gator offense, providing a much needed jolt at just the right time during the games. As a true freshman, Tim Tebow’s contribution helped the Gators win college football’s national championship game for the first time since 1996.

Tim Tebow Awards

• Walter Camp Foundation National Offensive Player of the Week
• Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week, two times
• Manning Award Watch List

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Bobby Orr is widely regarded as the greatest defenseman in hockey history. From the time he joined the Boston Bruins at the age of eighteen, Orr revolutionized the way hockey was played. Prior to that time, defensive players had confined themselves to playing defense. They guarded the approaches to the net and cleared the puck from the defensive zone, leaving the scoring to the front line. Orr played the game differently. He kept possession of the puck rather than simply clearing it, and he frequently crossed the blue line to participate in offensive plays. Orr shattered the scoring records for defensemen, and for two seasons he was the leading scorer in the entire National Hockey League (NHL).