Green Bay Packers cornerback Brandon Underwood is reportedly under investigation for sexual assault. According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, police are looking into whether the defensive back assaulted two women on Saturday morning.The 2010 class will increase to 260 the number of all-time greats permanently honored in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Enshrinement of the Class of 2010 will take place at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, on Saturday, August 7, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. ET. The Enshrinement Ceremony will be televised live by both ESPN and the NFL Network.
A woman who says she was raped by football star Michael Irvin at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino filed a civil lawsuit against him Thursday in Broward Circuit Court.
Although no criminal charges have been filed, the Broward State Attorney’s Office has been looking into the case and is expected to reach a conclusion next week, said spokesman Ron Ishoy.
The woman said the attack happened in 2007, in the late hours of July 4 or early July 5. The suit doesn’t name the woman, referring to her as Jane Doe.
In the suit, the woman said Irvin bought her alcohol to get her drunk, then lured her to his hotel room. That’s where he and another man tried stuffing money into her clothes, the suit said.
She said Irvin and the other man insisted on sexual favors. She said no.
That’s when the unidentified man held her down and covered her mouth, according to the suit, then Irvin raped her, she said. When Irvin was done, the other man forced her to perform oral sex.
Afterward, Irvin’s brother, Derrick Irvin, came in and took her to another room and “assisted in covering the sexual assault and rape up,” according to the civil lawsuit.
It was reported to Seminole police on July 20, 2007, Seminole Tribe spokesman Gary Bitner said.
“They investigated it thoroughly,” Bitner said. “Although by that time there was no longer any forensic evidence or surveillance video.”
A day later, the woman signed a waiver of prosecution, which Bitner attributed to “her desire to essentially put it behind her and not have it be splashed all over the newspapers.” Read More…
Thanks to the good people at Gatorade I was able to attend the 2010 Pro Bowl and I enjoyed myself immensely. (I’ll tell you about that later.) In addition to attending the Pro Bowl, bloggers from around the nation traveled to South Florida to test at the Gatorade Performance Lab using the new G Series. The testing illustrates how the body works during exercise and demonstrates the science behind the development of the G Series.
The G Series marks a major step in evolution of Gatorade from a sports drink company to a sports performance innovator. On Super Sunday NFL players will utilize Prime 01 – which provides a burst of pregame fuel to help them perform at their best. During the game they’ll drink Gatorade Perform 02, which helps keeps them hydrated and fuel working to muscles to help them push through. After the game, the players will drink Recover 03, the first protein beverage formulated with the consistency of a thirst quencher to provide hydration and muscle recovery benefits after exercise. Lucky me, I was able to sample them all.
I spared the video of me working out but here’s photographic evidence that I actually did participate. :-0) IMO Gatorade’s new G Series is a hit. I rode the stationary bike for 20 minutes and around the 5 minute mark, I could feel a burst of energy, thanks to Prime 01. Because of the mouth piece I wasn’t able to sip Perform 02 – but it was waiting for me. I prefer Fruit Punch, extra cold and it was. Read More…