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Check out the short Vine video and then determine for yourself if NBA great Bill Walton was drunk while calling this basketball game.

Retired men's basketball coach Bob Knight, who is best known for his time at Indiana University (and for throwing a chair on the court from time to time) and also at Texas Tech, is now a basketball analyst for games on ESPN2. On Thursday night, Knight was calling the Temple-Southern Methodist game and was distracted when his view of the court was obstructed by a fan.

Apparently, there's some kind of radio feud going on between ESPN's Colin Cowherd and Dan Patrick.

Master impressionist Frank Caliendo has given sports fans everywhere a fantastic gift this holiday season.

Daniel Tosh admits his show Tosh.0 isn't the first video- based show out there. Hey, he gives credit to America's Funniest Home Videos and Talk Soup. But that doesn't mean he's down with sports networks stealing his stuff. In the following clip, he gives ESPN the business for trying to duplicate his "web redemption" bit.

On Friday, New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick was a guest on ESPN's "Mike & Mike" radio show with co-hosts Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic. Since it was Halloween, both hosts were in costume.

Yes, the Washington Redskins upset the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night, but the best action of the night may have taken place after the game.

ESPN's Skip Bayless has always been known as a bit of a blowhard. He is in the sports news constantly, but almost always for being a lightning rod that nobody agrees with.

During ESPN's college football coverage on Saturday, anchor Rece Davis threw it to legendary coach and colleague Lou Holtz for his take on something. What that something is doesn't matter. What does matter is Coach Holtz's completely incoherent response during ESPN's "College Football Final."

You've most likely heard the term low blow before. Well, here is a great example of what that is.

Unless you have been living under a rock the last 24 hours, you have probably heard by now that the Baltimore Ravens terminated Ray Rice's contract and the NFL suspended him indefinitely after TMZ released the video of Rice punching his wife in the face in a casino elevator back in February.

Last week, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice received a suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy for an altercation with his then-fiancée in an Atlantic City, N.J., casino elevator in February. The altercation left Janay Rice unconscious. She and Rice got married in March, a day after Rice was was indicted on a third-degree felony aggravated assault charge stemming from the