NFL wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns, Davone Bess has tweeted a naked picture of himself (See below). According to reports he has been acting strangely as of late. His family had him hospitalized against his will early in 2013 for similar behavior. He was also arrested on Jan. 17th at Ft. Lauderdale airport on three charges including disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer.
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I dont watch much TV unless its sports, so I had no idea the ESPYS were on. I see a few tweets talking about Serena Williams at the ESPYS and I joined the crowd. Some cats like to talk greasy about this woman, but they can all go kick rocks. Serena is the only chick in the sports game that continually pushes the envelope with her ‘outfits’. She knows she has ass and has no problem showing it off. Whats the debate about? She isn’t your speed, so what. Her bank account is the icing on the cake if you asked me. If it was a skinny Russian chick up there in a tight dress you “critics” wouldn’t voice how “nasty” and “not my style” she was to you.
Let us ASS CONNOISSEURS enjoy this RICH, BLACK girl with a chunky ass.
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That ass even in those puffy front shots is on point!!! Her legs look strong as hell. I’d want her on my kick ball team!
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So I wake up this morning to find out that Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson got engaged to Evelyn Lozada. I go to google her pics to see what he snatched up and low and behold… She has been passed around like a joint at a frat house. NBA players Jermaine O’Neal and Antoine Walker had a turn just to name a few.
Then I see she did the nude camera phone thing like the females on my Black Girlfriend sites. Check out the pics:
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I hope Chad knows what he is doing.
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So I caught a few previews of these all female football games and they have some nice looking girls on these squads. Of course the perv in me wanted to see some wardrobe malfunctions, some titties popping out or even a pussy flash. This is the only thing I found so far. 🙂
Terrell Owens made his much-anticipated return to practice Wednesday afternoon in Oxnard, Calif., but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll suit up for Monday’s preseason game against the New Orleans Saints in Shreveport, La.
The Cowboys’ star receiver had missed 13 consecutive days of practice with a sore left hamstring before trotting out in uniform for his first practice since Aug. 2. Head coach Bill Parcells, who had been non-committal about Owens’ possible return during his daily news conference a few hours earlier, said he would need to see how sharp he looks before deciding if he will play in the nationally-televised game Monday night.
“He has missed a lot of time,” Parcells said. “So it wouldn’t be so much whether he practiced or not as how he looked while he practiced and did he get enough practice to make a good judgment about playing him.
“I don’t want to jeopardize the early part of the season by making a mistake here, I really don’t.”
Meanwhile, the Cowboys’ other two top receivers haven’t practiced either this week. Patrick Crayton will miss at least a week with a high ankle sprain and Terry Glenn has been bothered by a sore foot caused by compensating for the painful blisters under his big toe. Glenn still was not practicing on Wednesday.
“I think today would be probably 50 percent of the practices we have prior to Jacksonville,” Parcells said. “So we need to get going here if possible.”
Jay Williams’s return to the basketball court will be accompanied by an important memento.
He says he plans to wear a No. 2 jersey, a change from his No. 22 and a reminder of his second chance � in basketball, but most of all, in life.
Williams, a point guard, nearly died in a motorcycle accident on Chicago’s North Side three years ago, on June 19, 2003. Over the past couple of weeks, he has hopped from team to team with the hope of resuming his once-promising N.B.A. career.
He may never become the star that many thought he could be. But simply earning a seat on a team’s bench could be considered a remarkable achievement.
Williams, selected by the Chicago Bulls out of Duke with the second overall pick in the 2002 draft, fractured his pelvis and sustained ligament damage in his left knee in the accident. Doctors questioned whether he would walk again.
Williams had his doubts, too.
“I was really scared,” he said. “I didn’t think I was going to have the opportunity to play ever again.”
It took him about seven and a half months after the accident to walk on his own. About five months after that, he was running lightly.
A year after his accident, Williams solidified his decision to take another shot at the N.B.A. after receiving encouragement from several youths at a Duke basketball camp.
He had not put up stellar numbers as a rookie during the 2002-3 season, averaging 9.5 points and 4.7 assists. And nearly seven months after his accident, the Bulls bought out the remaining two years of his contract for what his agent said at the time was a figure in the $3 million range.
Love it or hate it the Finals are getting good. After the first 2 games it looked like the Heat could have been swept. Now after the last 2 games – Its a series again. The way that D. Wade has been playing is always willing the Heat to win. Looks like when you get a little physical with Dirk he cant concentrate. All the better for the Heat. Dont think Im a bandwagon fan… Since I was born and raised in Miami I support all my hometown teams.
Get ready for Sunday!
Look, Miami just screwed up the perfect opportunity to send Detroit home. In game 5, Miami played real sloppy. I watched D. Wade get manhandled throughout the first half without any foul calls. By the time the 2nd half started he was to tired to perform.
This is a real do or die situation for Miami in GAME 6. It will be very hard for Miami to come out of Detroit with a win in a game 7.
GO HEAT!
