She’s not latina, but we still like her, and her behind. All hail Beyonce, who as you’ll see in the video below is double mad crazy insane in concert.

And now, the bunda.

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Warning: not only does this contain the original offensive language spoken by Jacobson ("F— Notre Dame, F— Jesus") but also several new unreported and shocking remarks, as well. NOT SAFE FOR WORK OR TENDER EARS.

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Rich Rodriguez thought the first attempt to resign went so badly, well, he’d just try it again:

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — More than two weeks after he was sued over a $4 million buyout clause in his contract at West Virginia, Rich Rodriguez turned in a second resignation letter, claiming university president Mike Garrison reneged on a deal to reduce and possibly eliminate that clause.

Jeffrey Wakefield, the school’s attorney in the case, denied Friday that such a promise was made.

And that’s your story, essentially unchanged from day one: he said/we said. Oh, and your obilgatory, never piss off a West Virginian item of the day.

Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!

Duct tape, robbery, assault charge- check! Check! Check!

Two Texas A&M Aggies make a smashing debut in the Fulmer Cup, or whatever the noise made by an apartment door crashing in is, because that’s one of the things two Aggie football players were indicted for on Thursday in Bryan/College Station.

They’re accused of robbing a Callaway Villas apartment November 29, hitting a person and tying up two others with duct tape. Police believe the alleged armed robbery was part of a drug deal.

Babalola starred on the Bryan High School football team before earning a starting spot on the A&M offensive line.

That’s a phenomenal entry into the Fulmer Cup: two aggravated robbery charges alone take the Aggies to six points, and the felony drug charges faced by joiner likely bump the total up to a provisional score of nine points for the Aggies, vaulting them into the lead. That’s…that’s just got to hurt, Cadets. Your reaction?

We know. It’s painful. (HT: Dave)