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Justin Timberlake 2008 ESPY’S video montage

On a whole, the 2008 ESPY’s were pretty damn funny this year, from Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly’s mock audition tapes to Darren Howard’s dance moves.

I thought ESPN had a rather odd choice for host, going with musician Justin Timberlake, until he got on stage, that is. Dude is pretty funny – especially his sports “research” montage where he gets up close and personal with Terrell Owens, Ozzie Guillen and Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy.

“Who cares man, this guy never plays anyway!” Freaking funny.

Here is Ferrell and Rielly’s pre-show demands for ESPN to host the 2008 ESPYS:

NCAA Football 09 Review: 5 Stars

Jason Thompson of Bullz-Eye.com recently reviewed “NCAA Football 09” for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Wii gaming systems and gave it five stars. He says forget “Madden” – “NCAA Football 09” is the game to get this year.

Amongst the new additions this year is the breakaway engine wherein players can easily break free of spin moves, stiff arms and other motions – and it doesn’t look or feel clunky. Indeed, EA has taken the time to get rid of a lot of the pre-programmed animations that the players would sometimes get locked into in the past and have made a much more realistic experience for gamers with super-fluid animations. This new look extends over into the entire game package, with more realistic on-field animations before, after, and between plays. And while some of the crowd animations are still looped, the stadiums look amazing and the action on the field looks as good as almost any you’d find on an actual game on TV.

EA really brings the game home to the online crowd this year with a terrific 12-player Dynasty mode, where you can duke it out with 11 other people through 60 seasons (if that’s your thing). Fans of fantasy football should really enjoy this feature, hammering out every nuance of the season, recruiting and trading players, and getting rid of others to make the perfect college team. Never has online football been so well represented or integrated into a game until now. Whether or not this year’s “Madden” entry will follow lead will have to be seen.

EA has ignored Playstation 2 sports games like “Madden” for two years now to concentrate on making the Playstation 3 and Xbox games pop. Sounds like it was worth it based on Thompson’s review.

I have no idea what they’re arguing about…

…but it’s sure fun to watch. Danica Patrick and Milka Duno fight in the pits after a race.

We should have more debates in other sports. How about filming a quarterback as he enters the opposing team’s locker room to yell at a defensive lineman about a late hit? Or how about, after a game, watching a NBA player as he confronts the guy who committed a flagrant foul on him earlier that night? We’re missing out on the real drama, people!

Eight Fastest College Football Players

THE LOVE OF SPORTS have compiled an eight-count of the fastest players in college football, complete with YouTube.com videos.

1. Jahvid Best, RB, Soph, California
Best was used sparingly as a freshman, but was still one of the …. uhh … best freshman in the country. He once ran a 10.31 in the 100 meters in high school. Despite the fact he’s currently recovering from a hip injury, he’s one to watch in ‘08.

2. Noel Devine, RB, Soph, West Virginia
Warrick Dunn, Part Duex. A 10.40 (100m) and 21.3 (200m) sprinter in high school, Devine averaged 8.6 yards per rush as a freshman and will be a major part of the West Virginia offense now that Steve Slaton’s gone. The clip below also introduces the term “eye balls on his feet,” which, when you think about it, is absurd. FYI, Deion Sanders is his “mentor.”

Where does West Virginia find these guys? Steve Slaton, Pat White, Noel Devine – these boys can run. Man, I can’t wait for football season to start.

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