Andy Pettitte a Future Hall of Famer?

he biggest question about Andy Pettitte future appears to be answered with Thursday's report that he's headed to New York for a retirement press conference on Friday morning. That means we can now move onto the second question about his future: is Andy Pettitte a Hall of Famer?

We'll have to wait five years to begin finding out the answer, and that's probably a good thing in Pettitte's case. He's not a slam-dunk, first-ballot choice, nor is he a guy who is going to get four or five courtesy votes and then fall off the ballot. He's in that mushy middle where arguments will be made for or against him on an annual basis for what will likely be a long stay on the ballot and in the minds of voters and observers.  In my opinion He isn't a Hall of Famer he is a one heck of a pitcher but not Hall of Famer but you know how this thing go's I mean hell we are still waiting for the guy below to get into the Hall of Fame

RichRod Interviewing Brady Hoke a Whole New Level of Awkward

The pained look on Rich Rodriguez’s face says it all—RichRod, welcome to “Awkward Country,” population…you.
CBS hired the former Michigan Wolverine coach as an analyst for today’s National Signing Day extravaganza, and wouldn’t you know it, he got to be a part of a telephone interview with his successor, Brady Hoke.
Yikes.
Rodriguez maintains his composure, and was even complimentary to Hoke, but I’ll bet the bitterness was bubbling just under the surface.  RichRod had a strained smile on his face not unlike you’d see on a guy meeting his ex-wife’s new boyfriend, then quickly realizing he’s better than you at everything.
Sit back and enjoy 4:32 of extreme uncomfortableness…

Alright So the Pro Bowl Ended over the weekend but this is to funny to not post

So they played the Pro Bowl over the weekend, and if you were able to sit through that three hour dreckfest, then more power to you.  I suffered through a three-hour colonoscopy with some polyp removal, and I still think I made out better than anyone who watched the game.
About the only thing worthwhile that took place in Hawaii was Darnell Dockett’s uproarious reaction to a couple of streakers that made their way onto the field.  Dockett found the whole thing to be an hilarious, roll-on-the-ground laughfest.  Not sure if he was just laughing at the streakers, or the farce that is the NFL Pro Bowl.  Still, Dockett’s giggling like a schoolgirl reaction is quite intoxicating.  He’s like a giant, dreadlocked teddy bear that I’d like to hug from a distance.

The Hardest Hitter in the NFL

The Steelers linebacker took a sarcastic shot at NFL commissioner Roger Goodell when he was asked Tuesday at Super Bowl XLV Media Day about his rough style of play, which has netted him $100,000 in fines this season.
"I don't want to hurt nobody. I don't want to step on nobody's foot or hurt their toe," Harrison said, according to The Washington Post. "I don't want to have no dirt or none of this rubber on this field fly into their eye and make their eye hurt. I just want to tackle them softly on the ground, and if you all can, we'll lay a pillow down where I'm going to tackle them, so they don't hit the ground too hard ... Mr. Goodell."  Go ahead and watch the clip to get the insight on James Harrison at Media Day...

15-Foot Snow Lombardi Trophy More Impressive Than the Real Thing

That thing is as ginormous as it is awesome, and if you ask me, it’s way better than the real Vince Lombardi Trophy because this one is made of snow…and love.  Anybody can just slap together 7-pounds of sterling silver and form it into a trophy.  But this, this takes dedication, ingenuity, and lots of the white stuff.
Simmer down Michael Irvin, the white stuff I’m referring to is snow.  To them I say bravo gentleman…this takes a lot more perseverance and gumption than most people could ever muster.  Nice job with the logos too—it’s like looking into a living snow mirror.
With the Northeast supposedly getting blanketed in 15-20 inches of snow tonight, it’s game on for the rest of you football fans…let’s see you do better.  At the very least I expect a snow recreation of Rashard Mendenhall doing the dirty to Ben Roethlisberger’s backside from the AFC championship game.
Is that too much to ask?

Meet Two Packers Fans Who Are Driving From Lambeau to Dallas…in a Convertible

That’s right, a convertible.  Hey, being Packers fans and all, it’s not like their unaccustomed to frigid weather conditions.  Then again, sitting in the freezing cold for a game is one thing—driving through it in a convertible borders on the insane.
Mark “Snowman” Madson and Dieter “Iceman” Sturm are the intrepid Packers fans making the long, cold journey to Dallas for Super Bowl XLV in a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado convertible, nicknamed the “Packer Mobile.”  And they plan on making the trip, through one of the worst snowstorms in the last century, with the top down the entire time.
Not crazy enough for ya?  These two superfans just met at the NFC Championship game.  It says a lot about two men who just meet and decide to take a lengthy trip through horrific winter conditions in an open-air vehicle.  What it says I’m not sure, but it says something.

Erin Andrews’ Hotness Validated by This Chubby Kansas Fan

Sure that fat kid in a Kansas jersey isn’t telling us something we don’t already know—that ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews is hot—but the fact that he does it in spitting range of the lovely Ms. Andrews, on national television no less, makes it the stuff of legend.
Our chubby friend’s moment of glory came during the Kansas-Kansas State game, won easily by the Jayhawks 90-66.  Andrews was rambling on about something Bill Self said, or did, or was going to do (really, who pays attention to what EA’s saying during her sideline reports anyway), when our portly hero jumped up, mugged for the camera, and gained instant Internet fame.