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Video shows LSU’s Miles calls for spike vs. Ole Miss

Following LSU’s 25-23 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday in which Tigers quarterback Jordan Jefferson spiked the ball with :01 left remaining, Les Miles told the media that he didn’t know who instructed his signal caller to “clock” the ball.

Apparently Miles is either a liar or doesn’t have a real good memory, because it was him (thanks to SPORTSbyBROOKS.com for the video link):

This is damning evidence for Miles on several levels. Not only did he lie about what happened, but he also completely threw Jefferson under the bus by telling the media he didn’t know who told him to spike the ball.

Miles should have owned up to the mistake (maybe he thought there was more time on the clock when he was doing the gesture?) afterwards and took his medicine then. Now he’s going to feel the wrath of not only lying about the situation, but he also stands to lose some credibility with his players and the program.

Devin Hester moons Sunday Night Football crowd

For those of you that stayed up to watch the end of the Eagles-Bears’ game on Sunday night, you might have caught a glimpse of a full moon rising.

Chicago wideout Devin Hester might want to invest in a belt!

I don’t know what’s more disturbing, the fact that I have now seen what Devin Hester’s ass looks like or the fact that people actually taped this, posted it on YouTube and then slowed it down so everyone can see the receiver’s derriere.

Fantasy Fallout, Week 11: QBs

– Ben Roethlisberger (398 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT) had a big day before leaving in overtime with a head injury.

– Joe Flacco (256 yards, INT) threw for good yardage against the Colts, but failed to throw a TD.

– Tony Romo (158 yards, TD, INT) and the Dallas offense weren’t sharp for much of the day, but a late TD pass to Patrick Crayton gave the Cowboys the win.

– Matthew Stafford (422 yards, 5 TD, 2 INT) had a huge game against the Browns. Brady Quinn (304 yards, 4 TD) posted a nice fantasy line as well. Of the two, Stafford is the better fantasy QB to own, though keep an eye on his left shoulder injury.

– Alex Smith (227 yards, 3 TD, INT) was really quiet in the first half, but bounced back with a big second half.

– Brett Favre (213 yards, 4 TD) took advantage of a nice matchup and was able to take the fourth quarter off.

– Kurt Warner (203 yards, 2 TD) left the game at the end of the second quarter with a “minor” concussion. Keep an eye on this.

– The Chargers’ running game was rolling, so Philip Rivers (145 yards, TD) didn’t have to do a whole lot.

Fantasy Fallout, Week 11: RBs

– Joseph Addai (19 carries, 74 yards, TD) continues to dominate the touches out of the Indy backfield. He looks like an every week start at this point.

– Ladell Betts (4 carries, 5 yards) left the game early with a knee injury and was replaced by Rock Cartwright (20 touches, 140 yards), who suddenly looks like a good pickup.

– Kevin Smith (12 carries, 45 yards) didn’t get a whole lot of work in the running game, but he went for 4-104-1 in the passing game.

– Ryan Grant (21 carries, 129 yards, TD) has been very solid over the last three weeks.

– Marshawn Lynch’s disappointing season continues. He left the game with a shoulder injury after rushing for 18 yards on eight carries. Look for Fred Jackson’s (13 touches, 55 yards) stock to rise with Lynch out.

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Fantasy Fallout, Week 11: WRs

– The Colts are usually stout against the pass, but Derrick Mason (9-142) took advantage of a couple of injuries en route to a big day.

– Pierre Garcon (6-108) had a big day for the Colts, but where was Austin Collie (1-15)?

– Mohamed Massaquoi (5-115-1) had his first good game in four weeks.

– Michael Crabtree (4-77-1) had a couple of nice catches against a pretty good Packer secondary.

– Calvin Johnson (7-161-1) destroyed the Browns’ secondary.

– Greg Jennings (5-126-1) had a nice game that included a terrific 64-yard catch and run.

– Welcome to the 2009 NFL season, Terrell Owens (9-197-1).

– Surprisingly, Mike Sims-Walker (8-91-1) had a very nice day against a pretty stingy Bills pass defense.

– With Dwayne Bowe out, Chris Chambers (4-119) was once again the main man in the Kansas City passing game.

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