Not everyone is fan of the University of Kansas, but who isn't a fan of girls taking pics of their own cleavage? Just because they're wearing Kansas shirts doesn't mean you have to look away. These pics are from @KUBoobs, a Twitter feed that started around a year ago to show support for the Kansas basketball team.

Not sure how boob shots help a basketball team, but who cares? The handle has nearly over 19,000 followers now, and I'm guessing they'll be adding a few more before the day is out. Of course this has spawned other fan bases to start their own boob twitter handles, so we're all winners.

Rock chalk, indeed.

via @KUboobs

I've long thought that Championship Sunday would make for a better party than Super Bowl Sunday. Obviously you get two presumably good games, which means double the time to gorge yourself on food and booze. You would eliminate some of the guests who ask tons of questions because the Super Bowl is the only time they watch football. Also, you don't have to worry about getting told to quiet down or shushed during the commercials by your friend's girlfriend because they aren't Super Bowl commercials. I'm definitely throwing a Championship Sunday party next year.

I'm changing things up a bit this week and going with some vintage pics of the cheerleaders of the four teams left in the NFL Playoffs. Not only is it fun to look way back, the oldest pic in the group is from 1992, but I've nearly burned through all the current pics. Besides, some of these are from 2005, so we're not exactly talking about sepia toned photos.

The lines for the games are out and despite playing at home, Atlanta is a four point underdog. That completely makes sense after the way they played and the way the 49ers played last weekend. The Falcons needed a miracle ending and the Niners completely dominated Green Bay. In the AFC, the Patriots are a nine point favorite over Baltimore. Enjoy the games.

Two games Saturday and two games on Sunday again. The NFL Playoffs are back to make your weekend that much better. Baltimore and Denver get things started, and while I've seen a few pundits taking the Ravens in an upset, I'm not buying into that. Baltimore plays way better at home, and playing in Denver is never easy. Peyton Manning and the Broncos will move on in this one, 34-17.

Saturday night we get the Packers visiting the 49ers. The Niners are favored by three still, but I think Green Bay will pull this one out. Their run game is coming alive and Aaron Rodgers is that much more deadly with a legit backfield to make defenses respect the run. Packers 24-17.

Sunday gets going with Seattle at Atlanta. The Falcons have shit the bed in the playoffs the last couple years, and Seattle is playing fearless football. This one's pretty tough to call, but I'm going to go with Atlanta, 34-27.

Then the final matchup of the weekend is Houston heading up to Foxboro take on New England. In week 14, New England smoked the Texans on Monday Night Football, 42-14. Both teams are saying it will be different this time. I don't think so. I think the Patriots are going to be all over the Texans, 38-14. Enjoy the games.

No big surprises from Vegas this weekend on the NFL lines. The home team is favored in each of the four games. Things get cracking on Saturday with the Ravens traveling to Denver to take on the Broncos. The oddsmakers have the Broncos as an 8.5 point favorite right now and I really can't see that changing much. Joe Flacco is nowhere near as effective on the road as he is at home. He threw for about 900 yards less away from Baltimore, and his completion percentage is nearly 6 points lower. Denver has won 11 straight and Peyton Manning has been surgical and electric.

Saturday night features the Packers at the 49ers. Aaron Rodgers and company have their work cut out for them against that Niners defense, but will Colin Kaepernick withstand the pressure of playoff football? Vegas has SF as a three point favorite right now, and I could see that number coming down to 2.5 maybe even 2.

The early game on Sunday has Seattle visiting Atlanta. The Falcons' postseason struggles are obviously in the oddsmakers heads because they are only a 2.5 favorite. Seattle is making believers out of a lot of people behind rookie Russell Wilson. This is the game I can't wait to watch this weekend.

The afternoon game is Houston at New England. Tom Brady and the Pats beat the snot out of the Texans 42-14 in a Monday night game just a few weeks ago. That's probably why the Patriots are the weekend's biggest favorites right now at 9.5 points. Also because Houston was lucky to beat Cincinnati last weekend. Houston fans should be pretty nervous right now.

It what turned out to be an eerily prophetic look at things to come for the Minnesota Vikings, a local cameraman unloaded on a female reporter doing a live shot before Minnesota and Green Bay kicked off on Saturday. Lee Valsvik was doing a report from a restaurant, presumably to give the locals some ideas on grilling salmon to dine on during the broadcast. Salmon is the official seafood of Wild Card Weekend, and if it isn't, it should be.

As Valsvik was talking to the bartender, excuse me, mixologist, they discussed playing football in the rooftop restaurant. Though Valsvik playfully jokes that she's not the one who's going to get trouble, she definitely was the one who got in trouble. The cameraman catches a pass from the mixology major, and darts straight toward his camera and he doesn't care who's in the way. That who, of course, is Valsvik and he drives his shoulder right through her, sending her toppling over a table to the ground. No word on if the camera guy actually got in the endzone, but thankfully Valsvik was okay, as she yelled 'I'm okay!' from the ground. I just wonder why the camera guy doesn't like her.

The best postseason tournament in professional sports begins this weekend, as the NFL Playoffs get going with two games on Saturday and two on Sunday. The Cincinnati Bengals travel to Houston to face the Texans in Saturday's first game. This should be a great matchup, especially with Houston looking vulnerable lately. The cheerleading advantage definitely goes to Houston, and football-wise it does too. I say Houston gets it together and wins 27-17.

The second game on Saturday is Minnesota at Green Bay. Adrian Peterson rushed for more than 400 yards in their two meetings this season, but the Packers say he won't go for 200 again. Cheerleading advantage goes to the Vikings, but I see the Packers winning the game, 31-14.

Sunday kicks off with Indianpolis traveling to Baltimore. The Ravens haven't looked so hot lately and they could be in trouble. Baltimore wins the cheerleader battle in this one, but not by much. I think Andrew Luck and the Colts win the game though and upset the Ravens, 24-17.

In the final game of the weekend, it's rookie vs. rookie as Russell Wilson and Robert Griffin III go head to head with Seattle visiting Washington. The cheerleading matchup here is as tight as the actual game will be. It's hard to bet against Seattle the way they've been playing lately. Seattle squeaks it out, 28-24. Enjoy the games.

The NFL regular season came to a close over the weekend, and the cheerleaders of the home teams went and gave it 110 percent even if they were cheering for a team who was playing in a meaningless game. It's been a strong year for NFL cheerleaders, but really, what year isn't?

Here are some of the best pics from around the league during week 17. But also, there are some shots of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders from week 16 because they took the 'sexy Santa' thing to different level than most of the squads. But that's what sets the Cowboys cheerleaders apart from the rest.

This is it. The final week of the regular season with a whole bunch of meaningless games. There are also a bunch of games that mean a lot to a bunch of different teams. It's the week where fans of a team become fans of their rivals if it means a win by a team they hate gets them in the playoffs.

The big story lines this week include Adrian Peterson's quest for 2,106 rushing yards. Calvin Johnson of Lions will try to become the first receiver to ever hit the 2,000 yard mark. The Seahawks will try to score 50 for the fourth straight week. Pete Carroll probably feels like he's back coaching at USC the way Seattle is putting points on the board lately. Michael Vick will get his final start for Philadelphia as the Andy Reid era comes to a likely end. Good luck this week if you're investing your Christmas money in some NFL action.

I'm not sure if the Texans got exposed on Sunday or the Vikings proved they were legit. Probably some of both. Either way, Minnesota went down to Houston and beat up on the AFC's supposed best team, and threw the conference playoff seedings into a tizzy. Houston could lose home field with a loss next week. But that said, the six AFC Playoff teams are set. The NFC still needs the final week, including that Redskins vs. Cowboys game, to figure things out. Should be a fun final week.

There is a bit of breaking news today (no pun intended), Nick Foles broke his hand yesterday, so it looks like Michael Vick will get the start in what will probably be Andy Reid's final game with the Eagles. Maybe Vick can send him off with a win. Tim Tebow will reportedly get traded to the Jaguars in the offseason after a total disaster of a year with the New York Jets.

Adrian Peterson had only 86 yards and barely played the fourth quarter of Minnesota's ass-kicking of Houston. AP needs 208 yards next week to break the all time single season rushing record of 2,105, but needs just 102 to join the 2,000 yard club.

With only two regular season games left, not a single team has clinched home field throughout the playoffs yet. That could change this weekend, of course. The NFC East title is the big race to watch, with the Giants, Cowboys and Redskins all 8-6. Seattle and San Francisco play a huge NFC West game on Sunday night that should be a straight slugfest.

Denver and MVP / Comeback Player of the Year candidate Peyton Manning looks to win their tenth straight game with Cleveland heading to the Mile High City. All eyes will be on 'All Day' as Adrian Peterson will continue to his assault on the single season rushing record when the Vikings head down to Houston to face the Texans and their suddenly vulnerable defense.

Did anyone bother to watch that abomination of a Monday Night Football game? The New York Jets lost to the Tennessee Titans 14-10 and ended their playoff chances, but the biggest story of that game was Mark Sanchez. I hate to say it, because he seems like an all right guy, but should he ever start another NFL game? It's hard to say yes.

Sanchez once again failed to complete 50% of his passes, threw four interceptions and gets credit for the fumble that ended the comeback chance the Jets had. It would be hard for someone to make the case that Sanchez is the kind of guy that gives a team a great chance to win. Could he handle being a backup? If he wants to stay in the league he better be able to deal with it.

So here we go with week 16 and there are some great games to look forward to. Washington at Philadelphia, the New York Giants hosting the Ravens and Dallas hosting the Saints stand out because the NFC East is up for grabs. Pittsburgh needs to win to stay alive and Miami needs to beat Buffalo to cling to their slim playoff chances. Where should you put your money? There are only 3 road favorites as of now...bet wisely if that's your thing. Good luck.

I'm sure there are some East Coast NFL fans who went to bed early after the Niners were up 31-3 on the Patriots in the third quarter. Man, did they miss a hell of a game. Tom Brady led his team back to tie the game, but San Francisco was able to hang on for the huge (and wild) road win, 41-34. Colin Kaepernick sure isn't afraid of the big stage.

There were some big surprises out there in week 15. How about the Giants getting their asses handed to them in Atlanta, 34-0? The defending Super Bowl champs are inconsistent and are now are in a three way tie for the NFC East lead. The Bears continue to look like a fraud. After starting the season 7-1 and being considered a serious Super Bowl contender, Chicago has gone 1-5 over the last six weeks to fall behind Minnesota for a playoff spot. Speaking of Minnesota, Adrian Peterson ran for 212 yesterday to get within 293 yards of tying Eric Dickerson's single season rushing record. It's going to be an exciting final two weeks of the year.

Three weeks left in the regular season. That's it. The elite teams are peaking and the pretenders are being exposed. Denver and New England look like they're destined for an AFC championship showdown. Te Falcons are looking like a pretty vulnerable team while the Giants, 49ers and Seahawks are surging in the NFC.

So here's the early lines for all that hot week 15 action. Looking to earn a couple extra bucks for the holidays? Here's the information you're going to want to study. There are six road favorites this week and a 11 of the 16 games are 3.5 spreads or less. It's like the oddsmakers want people to bet on both sides or something! Good luck this week if that's your thing.

Lines plucked from Vegas.com

Hey, look at that, the Eagles broke an eight game skid with a win in Tampa Bay that severely damaged the Buccaneers' playoff hopes. Rookie QB Nick Foles now has a win under his belt. There were plenty of surprises around the NFL this week, including a suddenly potent Carolina Panthers team that gave the Atlanta Falcons their second loss of the year behind Cam Newton's huge day.

The New York Giants hung 52 on the terrible Saints defense, and that 58-0 game in Seattle really did happen. I'm sure the Arizona Cardinals were hoping it was a bad dream, but nope, they got beat down in spectacular fashion.

Week 14 is nearly in the books, with just that little game in Foxboro between the highest scoring offense in the league in New England, and one of the best defenses with the Texans in town.

Last week's picks were a disappointing 3-5. That I can live with. But something else popped into my head this morning and that was this post that I put up back in July. After watching Cam Newton carve up defenses for the most part last season, I figured he would improve and make the Panthers a legit contender for the playoffs. They aren't, but it's kind of hard to say that it's all on Newton, especially once you break down his stats from last year compared to this season.

As a rookie, he completed 60 percent of his passes. So far this year he's at 57.5 percent. Newton threw for 4,051 yards and 21 TDs last season. Right now through 12 games, he's at 2,933 yards and 14 TDs, which is on pace for nearly the same totals, especially if he plays the rest of the schedule like he has the last couple of games. Newton also ran for 706 yards, a rookie QB record that was just broken by Robert Griffin III, and so far this year Newton has 524 yards. He needs to average only 50 a game to beat that total. So maybe it's not all Newton's fault in Carolina, and maybe he's not in a sophomore slump, but they've regressed as a team overall.

Monday Night Football has the game of the week with the Houston Texans traveling into Foxboro to take on the New England Patriots. That should be a hell of a game, because even though Houston has a two game lead on New England in the race for the AFC's number one seed, I don't think they're better. Tom Brady and company have been on fire, even though they only won by seven over Miami this week, and they are focused. The Pats are -4 and I think they'll cover that.

The hilarity that is the New York Jets continues. A report today says owner Woody Johnson now wants Greg McElroy to start, while the GM and offensive coordinator want Mark Sanchez back in there. Apparently Tim Tebow's ribs are still jacked up, so he's not part of the discussion, a first! Rex Ryan makes the final call but has yet to do so. What does that mean? Jacksonville will win at home against the Jets. Denver and Oakland kick things off Thursday night. Good luck this week.

Not too many people outside of the Seattle Seahawks' locker room probably saw that win coming in Chicago. Seattle had won just one road game all year coming into week 13, and facing a tough Bears' defense in Solider Field isn't easy for anyone, let alone a rookie QB like Russell Wilson. Wilson played exceptionally well, throwing for 293 yards and two TDS and running for 71 more yards. Wilson led the 'Hawks to the OT win with a TD pass to Sidney Rice who got absolutely clocked, but crossed the goal like before the ball came loose on the devastating hit.

Andrew Luck became the first overall number one pick quarterback ever to get to eight wins in his rookie season, and the Colts are in prime position to make the playoffs. In fact, even though Houston is 11-1 now, they haven't clinched the division because they are only three games ahead of Indy with four to play. 

The New York Jets won, but continue to look lost. Mark Sanchez finally got the plug pulled on him during a game for being terrible, and Greg McElroy led New York to an ugly 7-6 win over the miserable Cardinals.

The Pittsburgh Steelers stayed alive on the back of old man Charlie Batch, who led them to a desperately needed divisional win over Baltimore. The Kansas City Chiefs got their second win of the year, playing one day after the unimaginable tragedy that transpired with linebacker Jovan Belcher murdering his girlfriend and then killing himself outside the stadium on Saturday.

Denver won their seventh straight game, an eight point win over the Buccaneers, and Peyton Manning continues to look like an MVP candidate. Manning threw three more TD passes in the victory, giving him 29 on the year against just nine INTs. Manning has also thrown for 3,5o2 yards so far.

What should be a great game with the Giants visiting the Redskins caps off week 13 tonight on ESPN.

The Los Angeles Kings are probably going to be the reigning champs for two seasons the way things are going in the NHL, but none of that matters. The Bikini Hockey League looks like it will succeed where the Lingerie Football League and WNBA have come up short and you should join us in getting on board with this right now.

This trailer, snippet, behind-the-scenes video has it all: bikinis, giggling, ridiculously serious bald-headed guy giving instructions and lots and lots of skin. Fighting the validity of the Bikini Hockey League will forever more be considered akin to spitting into the wind as far as Egotastic! concerned. We're all the way down with this until the Brazilian Thong Bikini Volleyball League comes to America. All Brazilian volleyball players, all the time.

Wow, are we really down to the final month of the season already? Seems like just yesterday the replacement refs were ruining games, doesn't it? Welp, week 13 should be a decent week of action around the league. The Jets look like they should be able to win a game. The Patriots will look to close out the AFC East with a win in Miami. And Alex Smith isn't taking losing his job too well. Can't blame him, but it's not like the 49ers have lost a step with Colin Kaepernick out there.

Last week I was 4-3-1, the push was picking Tampa +1 against Atlanta and they lost by one. There still isn't a line for the Ravens and Steelers game. The Ravens are going to win, because if Charlie Batch starts, Pittsburgh won't have much offense. And if Ben Roethlisberger tries to go out there, he won't be very effective. The playoff picture is starting get clearer, and before we know it a new Super Bowl champ will be getting crowned. Time really does fly.

As the college football season starts to wind down you better believe that the basketball season will be heating up. Each week the men are going to continue to separate themselves from the boys until in the end we have the best of the best playing for all the marbles because March Madness will be here before you know it.

Take UConn as an example. The Huskies  looked like one of the men early on, but are now on the outside looking in. However a big win this week (like over No. 18 North Carolina State) could go a long way with voters.

Breaking back in (or in for those that haven't been ranked before, getting in) is the theme for most teams this week. A win of for Texas over Georgetown could be enough to get the Longhorns ranked. San Diego State will have a tough time staying in the top 25 this week. UCLA needs to start putting up before they are told to simply shut up.

The only game between ranked teams is tonight; No. 2 Duke and No. 4 Ohio State. If you can't watch it you might want to set your DVR.