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As CBS Sports Network announcers James Bates and Steve Wolf welcome viewers to the arena, Bates' stool collapses beneath him mid-sentence on live TV, sending him crashing to the ground. Bates takes a second to collect himself, leaving Wolf just enough time to crack, "I guess we're doing this standing up."

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Watch Kobe make a Dirk-esque fade-away jumper and then interrupt the TNT broadcast to talk a little trash. "Dirk does it well," said Kobe. "But I do it better. Mine is a little sexier."

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Hall of Famer Troy Aikman, the lead analyst on the NFL on Fox, told a Los Angeles forum last Friday he feels the wildly popular sport may be in jeopardy.

"The long-term viability, to me anyway, is somewhat in question as far as what this game is going to look like 20 years from now," Aikman said.

Aikman spoke of his worry about the dilution of a product that is currently wildly popular.

"At one time, watching football was an event," Aikman said. "'Monday Night Football' was a big event. Now you get football Sunday, you get it Monday, you get it Thursday and, late in the year, you get it on Saturday."

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Today marks the beginning of the NFL  Scouting Combine. Check out the video above of the NFL Network's Rich Eisen  running a 40-yard-dash in a suit. The best part of the video is the comparison  of Eisen's run to the NFL prospects. Watch Julio Jones pass Eisen like he's  standing still at the 3:30 mark.

Now  Eisen is challenging you to run with him. All you have to do is run in your work clothes at your work place, roll a camera on it and  post the video.

Check out Madani's breakfast from Whataburger. Bucky and Jon are at Whataburger at South Park Meadows today.

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Nike has presented its Team USA basketball uniforms for the 2012 Olympics in London. A Yahoo Sports blogger isn't a fan of the pyramid style logo.

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With just 4.9 seconds remaining in the game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Denver Nuggets, the Wolves found themselves down by three points. What followed, was, in essence, the boneheaded play of the year, courtesy of Martell Webster.