National Sports

This is video of New York's Nate Robinson doing to "Discount Double Check", probably a couple of times too many, after hitting a big three-pointer, during the Knicks' 118-11, overtime win over the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night.

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Check out this video of Buffalo Sabres forward Steve Ott licking the visor of Jeff Halpern, of the Montreal Canadiens during a faceoff.

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This is video of Michael Jordan, scoring 30 points, and breaking a backboard, while dunking the basketball, during Nike exhibition game, in Italy, back in 1985.

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San Diego Padres outfielder Carlos Quentin charged the mound, after being hit by a pitch by Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke, on Thursday night, leading to a bench-clearing brawl, and and injury to Greinke, that will likely keep him out of action for some time.

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Former Major League Baseball player and manager Grady Hatton died of natural causes in his home state of Texas on Thursday. He was 90 years old.

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The top-ranked LSU Tigers are on the road on Friday night, traveling to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to take on the Arkansas Razorbacks, in the opening game of a three-game, weekend, SEC series.

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The Central Arkansas Bears defeated the Grambling Tigers, 30-0...yes, 30-0..in non-conference action on Tuesday night in Conway, Arkansas.

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One of the most popular shoes ever created are Air Jordans. NBA Great Michael Jordan launched his Nike shoe line since 1985, and has new designs released annually. Similar to sports jerseys, rolexes, Louis Vuitton, and anything else that's expensively in demand, Jordans can often be counterfeit. Be careful where you get your Air Jordans, but if you want to be absolutely sure your J's are the real thing, here is how you tell. First...

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Los Angeles Lakers' star Kobe Bryant says he would have "smacked the hell" out of former Rutgers head basketball coach Mike Rice, had Rice abused him.

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Chances are, unless you follow University of Detroit basketball, you've never heard of Doug Anderson. However, if you watched the 2013 College Dunk Contest last weekend, you'll never forget him. Nowadays, it's difficult to pull off a dunk that impresses the American sports fan. Between YouTube, old dunk contests, and years of "highlight dunks" on TV, we feel like we've seen it all. Props to Anderson for impressing us with this sick dunk.

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