Alright guys, need your help.

Watch the following exchange between NBC announcers Tiki Barber, Jenna Wolfe and Brian Williams.

About 25 seconds in, the conversation turns sour and it sounds like Barber might have thrown in a four-letter word that I can’t repeat.

Did he or didn’t he?

You be the judge.

Lightning does indeed strike twice.

Usain Bolt broke the world record in the 200 meters, running a 19.30 to take home gold for Jamaica.

Michael Johnson held the old world record at 19.32, a mark he set during the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.

For a runner who claimed earlier in the week that he wasn’t interested in breaking records, Bolt actually ran a complete race for the first time in Beijing.

In winning the 200 meters, Bolt becomes the first athlete since Carl Lewis in 1984 to win gold in both the 100 and 200 meters.

Phelps won his eight. Bolt put Jamaica on the map. Team USA is blowing away the competition.

Can we just end the Olympics today?

The string of bad luck for the United States track and field team continued on Tuesday. (more…)

If this doesn’t prove Michael Vick will have a NFL job waiting for him in 2009, nothing will.

The Cincinnati Bengals are close to bringing back troubled wide receiver Chris Henry. (more…)

Team USA finally showed flashes of dominance the “Dream Team” showed in 1992, routing Germany 106-57 in the final game of pool play. (more…)

What’s up with the United States track and field team?

First, 100 meters favorite Tyson Gay failed to reach the finals. (more…)

Amazing.

Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt broke his world record time in the 100 meters, running a 9.69, and taking home the gold medal. (more…)

“Devastating.”

That was Tyson Gay’s reaction after finishing fourth in the semifinals of the 100 meters qualifiers. (more…)

You have to be kidding me.

We all know about the Spanish basketball team taking a photo making a slit-eyed gesture, mocking the host country, China.

Well, that’s not the only team that is getting in on the fun. (more…)