Last month, Boosh partnered up with EA Sports to figure out what games from last season the public most desperately wanted to see replayed with different outcomes. Thanks to the realism of the EA's new NCAA Basketball '09, we can get as close to a replay of those matches as possible... without Doc and the Delorean. We had a bunch of people submit their two cents, here are the top four. Not surprisingly, Stephen Curry makes up 75% of the commentary:

Doug (Pittsburgh, PA)

"I'll admit it would be nice to see Belmont replay Duke and finally win this time around but the game I would like to see replayed is the Pitt vs Michigan State game in the NCAA tourney, it should have been a showcase of Neitzel vs Fields but ended up a sloppy mess with too many whistles and no flow to the game."

Anthony (Chicago, IL)

"I would love to see that Kansas / Davidson game from the Elite 8 played last year replayed.  I want Davidson to come away with the win, simply because I think Bill Raftery's, Gus Johnson's and Dick Vitale's heads would have exploded with joy on national television.  That just seems like something I'd like to see before I die."

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Most people consider sky diving to be the ultimate rush. I wouldn't know, because I wouldn't jump off a cliff or out of an airplane for a million dollars. But for all of you who are fans of free falling, here is a video that will make your mouth water.  

Have you ever wanted to know what it is like to fly like a bird?  Well, if you base jump off of a cliff in a wing suit, you will find out. Here is a video of some professional lunatic bad asses that have turned wing suit jumping into a past time.  Iron Man, eat your heart out.

2008 is nearly at a close, and during the next two days  most of us will be thinking about the memorable parts of the past of it. A lot happened: Olympics, election, scandal, recession and weird weather. To be quite honest, there were a lot of things in the past 365 that are worth forgetting, like certain athletes and moments in sports.

There is an elite group of sportsman who displayed behavior in 2008 that can be described as memorably unmemorable or absolutely shocking. Although this rundown might not include every 2008 bonehead, I think we managed to find some of the better ones.  All athletes are judged on a four star rating of awfulness, four being the worst and one being minimal.

Stephon Marbury-      ***

2008 was a really great year for Starbury, who is now known more for his off-court antics rather than for his basketball skills. Due to piss poor attitude problems with the “star guard”, trouble between him and the Kicks has been brewing for a while. Finally this season, tension came to a head when Knicks management suspended Marbury from team involvement with pay. Not a particularly bad deal for #3( Marbury’s number), who gets $21 Million this year alone, which is sixth on the list of top paid NBA players.  As if that type of payout to a suspended player isn’t bad enough, Marbury added an extra “fuck you” to the Knicks by buying courtside seats to their 12/16 away game versus the Lakers.  

Honestly, the fact that Starbury showed up to a Knicks away game is kinda funny. And pulling off a stunt like that takes some serious balls.  The thing that makes him a douche is that tattoo on his bald-ass head. How many Mad Dog 40/40’s did he throw back before that seemed like an awesome idea?

Also mentioned- Brett Favre, Roger Clemens, John Daly, Kimbo Slice and many more.



 

Who has style? Greg Styles G. White has style. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers sophomore Defensive End has officially changed his name from Gregory Alphonso White Jr. to Stylez G. White.  Unlike the Cincinnati Bengal’s Chad “Ocho Cinco” this name change actually has some sort of funny/retarded meaning. According to The Bucs Report:

White said he picked his new name from a character in the 1985 movie “Teen Wolf,’’ starring Michael J. Fox.

“That was his best friend’s name,’’ White said. “I always liked that name. It’s not that I don’t like Greg White.’’

I’m glad guys like Styles G. White and Chad Ocho Cinco are paving the way for future name changers like the always dangerous quarterback-receiver tandem of Burt Romo and Ernie Owens.