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There is no doubt that Ray Lewis will soon be headed to Canton, Ohio and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Before he gets there, Saturday Night Live decided to honor him with a skit during their show last weekend.

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I know that many basketball fans made up their mind about LeBron James after his "decision" to leave Cleveland for South Beach, but the NBA superstar has done nothing to further vilify himself. In fact, "The King" seems like a good guy and even had some fun with a fan on Saturday night.

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Linebacker Ray Lewis' moment in the NFL sun may continue to shine this season, as the official Madden NFL 13 Super Bowl XLVII prediction has the Baltimore Ravens beating the San Francisco 49ers 27-24.

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UTEP sophomore guard McKenzie Moore has been steadily improving since logging his first minutes against UNLV in December.

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Who doesn't like watching awesome people do awesome stuff?

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While football fans all over the world are gearing up for Super Bowl XLVII, the good people of the tiny town of Ada, Ohio, have been making sure every NFL Super Bowl goes off without a hitch.

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Last Saturday, Earl Weaver, one of the most successful managers of the Post-World War II era died of a heart attack at the age of 82. Throughout his Hall of Fame career, Weaver was thrown out of 91 baseball games, and his arguments with umpires were legendary. Here's one for the ages.

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It may be a plastic driver. He may just be hitting plastic golf balls but make no mistake, this 17 month old boy has some serious hand eye coordination!

To be able to consistently hit a ball for over four minutes is amazing itself! Most 17 month old kids have the attention span of a Nat!

His grip may be wrong and he may be using the wrong side of the club but this is really cool!

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This is just cool. Owen Groesser is a middle school student who has Down Syndrome. He made his school's basketball team, but hadn't seen any action at all until the final game. But when he got in? Boom goes the dynamite!

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Former NBA benchwarmer Brian Scalabrine recently decided to test the notion that even the worst professional athletes are 1,000,000 times better than the average joe's.

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