By Barrett Anderson

Rock Chalk Harlem Shake

The University of Kansas basketball team is known to be a winning team. What they aren't known for is their Harlem Shake. Take a look at this video posted by Jayhawk students on YouTube.

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Harlem Shake Louisville Men's Basketball

This is different than several Harlem Shakes due to the fact that there seems to be more camera angles opposed to just one.

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Harlem Shake Georgia Bulldogs Style

The team chose a great setting to do the Harlem Shake. It is very relevant to who they are. I like how the team is doing team exercises in the beginning. It adds to the video as well.

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Top NFL Draft Prospect Harlem Shake

The 2013 NFL Draft combine has already passed but it looks like the top draft prospects were doing more to prepare for the combine than just practicing the 40 yard dash.

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By Nick ‘McFly’  McAndrews                                                                                       

Despite four Timberwolves scoring in double-digits, and two recording double-doubles, Minnesota could not hold off Carmelo Anthony and the visiting New York Knicks Friday night at the Target Center.

Anthony took advantage of Wolves second-year forward Derrick Williams’ inexperience. Anthony totaled 36 points and nine rebounds and it became clearer with each possession that Williams just could not defend the superstar.

“He’s one of the best scorers in the NBA, if not the best,” Williams said of Anthony in the locker room after the game, “The only thing you can do is try to contain him, you’re not going to stop him.”

Yes, Williams’ inexperience showed in the first half. He was on the verge of big plays the entire time, but he just could not execute. Perhaps the most glaring mistake was his backcourt violation on a key inbound in the first quarter.

Court awareness is something you should certainly have figured out as an NBA player—especially one who was selected with the second overall pick in the draft.

But then, should he really be expected to defend Anthony? We’re talking about perhaps the best pure scorer in the Association, a guy who’s averaging nearly 30 points per game this season and who’s averaged over 24 PPG his entire career. Is it really fair to expect a second year guy to compete with that?

As point guard Ricky Rubio began to come out of his shell in the game, Williams began to turn it on. Williams was on the receiving end of several Rubio assists late in the game, including a highlight-reel alley-oop that brought the entire arena to its feet.

The two young stars combined for 15 points in the fourth quarter and 37 of the team’s 94 total points, but it wasn’t enough to hold off Melo as he put his team on his back in the 4^th and rallied his team to victory.

It’s hard to imagine D-Will ever comparing to Carmelo, but with a healthy Rubio dishing him the ball on highlight-reel plays every night, his future is looking brighter by the game.

Written by Barrett Anderson

2013 Budwiser Super Bowl Commercial

This Budwiser commercial personally tugged on my heartstrings. We all know the brand Budwiser and we know the Clydesdale horses that are affiliated with the brand. The commercial starts out with the young horse and the owner. It progresses through the raising of the horse and finally the Clydesdale makes it to be the lead horse for the Budwiser brand. At the end of the commercial there is a touching moment between the former owner and the lead horse. Click on the link and view the video on YouTube.

Taco Bell Viva Mas 2013 Super Bowl Commercial

If you like to laugh then check out the Taco Bell commercial from the Super Bowl. It incoroporated humor and mocking the younger generation with senior-citizen agers living "more."

Leon Sandcastle

It was a commercial for the NFL combine and upcoming draft but Deion Sanders made his second "rookie" appearance as Leon Sandcastle.

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