T.O. starting drama, again? I am not suprised. Wherever this guy goes, he creates drama.

Couldn't get along with Jeff Garcia in San Francisco. Had issues with McNabb in Philly. Personally, I am suprised it tool this long for drama to spill over in Dallas.

This guy is an awesome reciever, I don't question that. But how is it that this guy ALWAYS has to blame someone else wherever he goes. You never heard guys like Jerry Rice, Tim Brown, Marvin Harrison get into public spats with their QB.

Owens is the problem for Dallas. I would love to hear a Dallas fan stick up for this egotistical moron, please?

I'm suprised nobody has mentioned "Grama's Boy".

Do yourself a favor, buy/rent/net-flix that movie. You'll wet your pants, trust.

"All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and I'm fine. Can I use your bathroom?" Jeff Spicoli

The Big Lebowski is great one, too. I wish I had mentioned that first.

Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back is a funny one for me. Seeing Jason Mewes weilding a Bong-saber is friggin' classic!

There are many great stoner flicks, but for me it's "How High."

The combination of Method Man & Redman on film as two ghetto stoner homeboys attending Harvard is funny shtuff.

What's your favorite stoner flicks, people?!

It's not a matter of Torres fighting either Fedor or Silva. He's displaying dominance in his weight class... Much like Fedor and Silva.

I had already considered Miguel Torres a Top 10 pound-4-pound fighter, but after dismantling a tough opponent in Manny Tapia, Torres' name should be considered amongst the Top 5 pound-4-pound best fighter in the world.

Tapia couldn't do anything against Torres' left jab much less do anything, IMO.

I would pit Torres up there with Anderson Silva and Emelianenko Fedor.

Being the USC fan that I am, there is no bigger game other than playing in the Rose Bowl than beating the snot out of them Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.

Hopefully last nights destruction will cause the firing of Charlie Weiss. I guess his motto of not recruiting thugs or hoodlums is paying off when Notre Dame was barely able to get a 1st down on the last play of the 3rd quarter. And as for Jimmy "Backstreet Boy" Clauson... He be 0-2 against my Trojans!

Up next for USC, the UCLA Bruins. Fight on!

Big Nog has got the biggest heart of any Heavyweight and THE toughest chin. He performs the modern day Rope-A-Dope by taking devastating shots only to recover and come out the winner.

As soon as Big Nog gets the fight to the ground, it's over. Not to mention that he has NEVER been finished in a fight. He has the best recovery of any Heavyweight, maybe ever.

I kinda thought Lesnar was falling into Coutures gameplan through most of the fight, Brock seemed winded at the start of the 2nd round while Couture looked like he was havin' a walk in the park. But that was a good stoppage, I'll admit.

You know damn right!

I don't cry at movies, but one flick that got me really choked up was "The Patriot."

When Mel Gibsons daughter starts talking after being silent for the entire film. That was a good one that I'm sure most chicks have sheded tears for.

Oh... Anderson Silva loses cool points for wearing that pink long-sleeve shirt.

Unless he's rockin' it for Breast Cancer awareness, that friggin' Brazilian better get a fashion sense cuz that pink shirt will not be tolerated amongst hardcore MMA fans.

I'm just sayin'.

As much as I tend to critacize the ever so money-hungry MMA promotion that is the UFC, I must tip my hat to them for pulling off one of the better fight cards in recent memory.

My all-time favorite MMA card has been and will forever be the PRIDE: Total Elimination event from 2003. But last night, UFC 91 is now a close second in my opinion. Every fight being contested to a level that could be a perfect example for any newbies who still talk trash about it not being a true sport. The action, technique and heart that was displayed at this event was pure and genuine.

As for the results; I can't friggin' believe Brock Lesnar is the UFC Heavyweight Champion. 4 fights and he is at the top of the food chain. Perhaps that is what makes MMA so unique, only a Turd Ferguson from FAKE fighting(Pro-Wrestling) can become an MMA promotional champion.

:shakes head:

Regardless of his background, he really displayed the skill that he has been devoloping in what could be a dominant career. He looked like he was falling into Couture's gameplan thoughout most of the fight, but that shot Lesnar laid to Couture's temple put him down. As far as I'm concerned, the ref gave Couture more than enough time to recover. At first, I thought it could've been an early stoppage. But after viewing the replay, Lesnar was laying down shot, after shot, after shot, and Couture was not retaliating.

I hate it when fighters say "I got caught". But that's exactly what happened to Randy Couture. Personally, Couture's loss now diminshes the whatever chance of a SuperFight with Lord Fedor. It just won't be the same, for me atleast.

And kudos to the UFC for showing all of the Premilimary fights. All those fighters were giving it their all and putting a show.

Ken-Flo looked awesome against Stevenson. He already deserved a title shot after schooling Roger Huerta, but he proved why he's next in line by destroying Stevenson.

Gabriel Gonzaga was impressive. He's still 2-3 wins away from earning another shot at the Heavyweight title.

My "FIGHTER of the NIGHT" goes to that grizzly Adams look-a-like, Dustin Hazlett. That guy was displaying some incredible Jiu-Jitsu. And that oldie song he walked to the cage to fits him well. That hick can roll.

Discuss, kids.

Maybe so, but it's neglagence on Silva's part for not being prepared for it.

I'm hoping Ryo Chonan keeps winning fights so he can get himself a title shot against Silva.

He's the only fighter I've ever seen to give Silva trouble and actually beat him. Look up their fight from PRIDE; ShockWave 2004. Chonan pulls off this insane Flying Heel Hook on Silva that is only performed in Martial-Art demonstrations.

Must see to believe!

A straight-to-DVD prequel is coming out soon which will be called "Underworld; Rise of the Lykans."

Sadly, no Ms. Beckinsale in this one.

For the billionth time... the winner of Couture/Big Nog becomes the No.2 Heavyweight in the world. That is IF Couture handles Brock and Big Nog beats Mir.

Anybody see Faber attempt that stupid elbow on Mike Brown last nite? That's what cost him his Featherweight title.

Guess it's up to Miguel Torres to be the poster-boy of the WEC.

What rounds, yo?

Supposedly, Terrance Howard asked for more money than Marvel was willing to cough up.

The funny thing about this recasting though is that Don Cheadle was Marvel's 1st choice to play Rhodes/War Machine, but he was already working on another film.

In the end, Marvel ends up getting who they originally wanted.