Of course things got heated during College Football’s rivalry weekend and one highly anticipated game was Ohio State vs. Michigan. During the game a huge fight broke out with punches thrown and helmets ripped off. At the end of it all three players were ejected, Ohio State RB/WR Dontre Wilson, starting tackle Marcus Hall, and Jenkins-Stone, a backup linebacker for the Wolverines. Hall was exceptionally upset and threw double middle fingers up to the 110,000 fans in Michigan Stadium.
(Video) NCAA: Fight Breaks Out During Ohio State/Michigan Game With Ejections & Middle Finger Salute
Tennis: Yikes! Serena Williams Causes Controversy After Making Stunning Remarks About Ohio Rape Case!
I love Serena Williams, but I have to say I am shocked that she would say this. While I disagree with her, I have a feeling some people will agree with her. This is the last thing Serena needed as she is preparing for Wimbledon, but people are really upset. Check out what she said & let us know what you think…
NCAA: Maurice Clarett ” I Got Paid More In College Than Playing Professional Football”
Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett has been in the news alot in his life. First it was for being a star freshman running back who tried to enter the NFL early and was denied. Then it was for being suspended by the team. Then it was for being in prison for a few years for robbery and weapons charges. Now he is in the news again, and its very interesting. Read more after the jump. IamJOE357
Breaking News: Former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Dies at 85
After conflicting reports last night, CBS News has reported that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno lost his battle with lung cancer and passed away this yesterday evening at the age of 85. Read their full story after the jump. Sabrina B. @gametimegirl
NCAA Hands Ohio State One-Year Bowl Ban
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl The NCAA hit Ohio State with a one-year bowl ban and other penalties Tuesday for a scandal that involved eight players taking a total of $14,000 in cash and tattoos in exchange for jerseys, rings and other Buckeyes memorabilia.
