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Attack of the killer carp? It's true; these fish actually jump out of the water and attack people. My mom sent me this video, which was on the CBS Evening News (she works there), and it's absolutely hilarious.

Gerry McNamara's heroic 2006 Big East Tournament performance which captured himself the Tournament MVP and second Big East Tournament Championship

A music video for CZW Tournament of Death 4 Song= Coheed and Cambria-Welcome Home. 147K views as of 8/23/08

The best tries from the 2007 USA Sevens. The USA Sevens is the premier American rugby event. Featuring 16 nations playing in 44 matches over the course of the weekend The tries: 1. Fiji vs. New Zealand 2. Kenya vs. Australia 3. Samoa vs. France 4. New Zealand vs. Canada 5. Fiji vs. Samoa (tournament final) 6. England vs. USA 7. France vs. Canada 8. USA vs. Kenya 9. Samoa vs. Fiji (tournament final) 10. USA vs. England 11. South Africa vs. Fiji 12. England vs. New Zealand.

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Highlights from Wimmer Solutions victory over the Crease Monkeys in the 2008 Hawaii Lacrosse Invitational. Wimmer includes Ryan Powell, Casey Powell, Kyle Harrison, Brodie Merrill, Eric Martin, Jack Reid, Brett Queener, Joe Walters, Justin Smith, Anthony Kelly, Matt Alrich, Steven Brooks, Colin Doyle, and more. The Crease Monkeys include Matt Striebel, Geoff Snider, Jeff Zywicki, Johnny Christmas, Matt Zash, and more.

Highlights from the 2006 international bike polo tournament in Dublin. Irish, French, and Scottish teams featured.

Hype video for the 4 men involved in the UFC Heavyweight Tournament. Brock Lesnar Randy Couture Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira Frank Mir

Highlights from Canada's 7-0 win over Slovakia in the final tune-up game before the World Junior Championships, including a beautiful skillful goal by John (Johnathan) Tavares. December 23, 2008.

During Spring 2002, new advertisements from Nike were broadcast featuring many of the world's best footballers. The short films - made to tie in with the 2002 World Cup in Korea/Japan - were directed by Terry Gilliam. Two advertisements were filmed - "The Secret Tournament" and "The Rematch". This webpage contains stills and behind-the-scenes pictures from the adverts. "The Secret Tournament" was filmed in December 2001. Gilliam worked with Nicola Pecorini as Director of Photography and set designer Stefano Maria Ortolani. The advert, shot at Rome's Filmhouse Studios, is set in the belly of a cargo liner. Within the cargo liner is a massive cage with turf. Where eight teams of three players play a tournament under the watchful eye of Eric Cantona. "The Rematch" was filmed on January 28 and 29. Fraser Taggart was Director of Photography for this second shooting session. The action takes place to the scintillating backdrop of a re-mixed version of the Elvis Presley song "A Little Less Conversation." It's the first time one of the King's songs has been remixed. - Text by Phil Stubbs, editor of "Dreams - the Terry Gilliam Fanzine" More info on this page: http://www.smart.co.uk/dreams/tgnike.htm Nike site: http://www.nikefootball.com

Four bowling teams from Erickson Communities across the nation battle it out to be Erickson Sports' first Wii Bowling Tournament Champions and bring the inaugural Erickson Sports trophy to their home states and communities. Games 2 and 3 of the tournament now posted! Link to Game 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XsTIwueFnc Keep watching to find out who will be crowned Erickson Sports Nintendo Wii champion!!! TEAMS FEATURED: The Sedgebrook Alley Cats in Naperville, Illinois just outside of Chicago, the Texas Highlanders at Highland Springs in Dallas, Baltimore, Maryland's Mighty Oaks of Oak Crest, and the Greenspring Strikers in Springfield, Virginia—all full service retirement communities built and managed by Erickson Communities. Watch the games and comment to tell the teams/players what you think! Watch our other videos.... To learn more about Erickson or the retirement communities visit: http://www.Erickson.com. For more about the Erickson Sports League go to: http://www.ericksonblog.com/ericksonsports

Bryan Trottier visits two Project Hope school rinks in Harbin, China.

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Who do you think will win?????? SUPER BOWL ERA TEAMS ONLY!!!!! (seedings based on Super Bowls, then championship games) Super Bowls 1. 5*- 60's Packers (1960-1969) Vince Lombardi 2. 4 - 80's 49ers (1981-1990) Joe Montana 3. 4 - 70's Steelers (1972-1981) Jack Lambert 4. 3 - 00's Patriots (1998-2007) Tom Brady 5. 3 - 80's Redskins (1982-1991) John Riggins 6. 3 - 90's Cowboys (1990-1999) Troy Aikman 7. 3 - 80's Raiders (1976-1985) Jim Plunkett 8. 2 - 70's Cowboys (1971-1980) Roger Staubach 9. 2 - 70's Dolphins (1970-1979) Don Shula 10. 2 - 80's Giants (1984-1993) Lawrence Taylor 11. 2 - 90's Broncos (1990-1999) John Elway 12. 1 - 60's Colts (1962-1971) Johnny Unitas 13. 1 - 90's Packers (1990-1999) Brett Favre 14. 1 - 60's Chiefs (1962-1971) Len Dawson 15. 1 - 00's Giants (1998-2007) Eli Manning 16. 1 - 00's Rams (1998-2007) Kurt Warner 17. 1 - 90's 49ers (1991-2000) Steve Young 18. 1 - 80's Bears (1982-1991) Walter Payton 19. 1 - 00's Steelers (1998-2007) Ben Roethlisberger 20. 1 - 00's Colts (1998-2007) Peyton Manning 21. 1 - 00's Buccaneers (1997-2006) Derrick Brooks 22. 1 - 00's Ravens (1997-2006) Ray Lewis 23. 1 - 60's Jets (1965-1974) Joe Namath Championships 24. 4 - 70's Vikings (1969-1978) Fran Tarkenton 25. 4 - 90's Bills (1988-1997) Jim Kelly 26. 3 - 80's Broncos (1980-1989) John Elway 27. 2 - 80's Dolphins (1980-1989) Dan Marino 28. 2 - 80's Bengals (1981-1990) Boomer Esiason 29. 1 - 60's Raiders (1966-1975) Jim Otto 30. 1 - 70's Rams (1970-1979) Jon Hadl 31. 1 - 00's Eagles (1998-2007) Donovan McNabb 32. 1 - 90's Steelers (1989-1998) Greg Lloyd 33. 1 - 60's Cowboys (1961-1970) Bob Lilly 34. 1 - 00's Titans (1996-2005) Steve McNair 35. 1 - 00's Raiders (1996-2005) Rich Gannon 36. 1 - 00's Panthers (1996-2005) Jake Delhomme 37. 1 - 00's Seahawks (1998-2007) Shaun Alexander 38. 1 - 90's Patriots (1990-1999) Drew Bledsoe 39. 1 - 70's Redskins (1970-1979) Billy Kilmer 40. 1 - 00's Bears (1998-2007) Brian Urlacher 41. 1 - 90's Chargers (1990-1999) Stan Humphries 42. 1 - 80's Eagles (1976-1984) Ron Jaworski 43. 1 - 70's Broncos (1970-1979) 44. 1 - 80's Patriots (1976-1985) Andre Tippet 45. 1 - 90's Falcons (1990-1999) Chris Chandler Championship Game appearances 46. 60's Browns (1965-1974) Paul Warfield 47. 80's Cowboys (1980-1989) Tony Dorsett 48. 80's Browns (1985-1994) Bernie Kosar 49. 90's Vikings (1991-2000) Randy Moss 50. 80's Rams (1980-1989) Eric Dickerson 51. 90's Jaguars (1995-2004) Mark Brunell 52. 80's Chargers (1977-1986) Kellen Winslow 53. 70's 49ers (1967-1976) John Brodie 54. 90's Chiefs (1990-1999) STeve Deberg 55. 80's Vikings (1981-1990) Keith Millard 56. 00's Packers (1998-2007) Brett Favre 57. 90's Lions (1990-1999) Barry Sanders 58. 90's Dolphins (1990-1999) Dan Marino 59. 80's Seahawks (1981-1990) Curt Warner 60. 80's Jets (1980-1989) Mark Gastineau 61. 00's Broncos (1999-2007) Jake Plummer 62. 70's Oilers (1972-1981) Earl Campbell 63. 00's Chargers (1998-2007) Ladainian Tomlinson 64. 00's Falcons (1999-2007) Michael Vick * - The Packers won 3 championships before they were technically called Super Bowls, which gives them 5 in one decade. This to me is the only accurate way to rank and judge teams from different era's. I'm not affiliated with SI, ESPN, FOXSPORTS, or any other network that is sponsored and run by global corporations. This is based entirely on how well these teams dominated their era. Every stat will be included in a computer formula that accurately projects a team's score based on the matchups. The games will be divided by 4 categories. - Single Season (this helps the 85 Bears) - Combo years A (depending on the team, but this can range from 2 years to 10 years) - Combo years B (same as above) - Playoffs (To me this will represent the 4th quarter statistic.) Teams such as the 70's Vikings, who never won a championship, will most likely defeat one year wonders (00 Ravens, 02 Buc's, 68 Jets), based on a 10 year matchup. I did this tournament last year on myspace, but never finished all the way through. I explain the results here. http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=113594798 Because the Giants won the Super Bowl in 2007, they moved their seeding from #40 all the way to #15, while the Patriots moved from #6 up to #4. Every year the tournament's seedings will most likely change and possibly affect the outcome. I adhere to the Paper/rock/scissor philosphy, where team A can defeat team B, and B defeats C, while C can defeat A. So depending on the matchups, Joe's 49ers may be able to defeat Tom's Patriots, but lose to Noll's Steelers, while the Patriots may defeat the Steelers. So basically the seedings are extremely important, and nothing more substantial than Super Bowls to determine the order from. Music as always by NFL FILMS

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When Low Ki was forced to vacate the PWG World Championship, PWG Officials determined that a one night tournament would be held to crown a new champion. With his victory over Rocky "Azucar" Romero at PWG's "Pearl Habra," Roderick Strong was awarded a bye into the tournament finals. At "iDia De Los Dangerous", Karl "The Machine Gun" Anderson, Frankie "The Future" Kazarian, The Human Tornado, & The Necro Butcher took part in this one night tournament, with the winners of the two tournament matches going onto the finals to face Roderick Strong in a Triple Threat Match to crown the new PWG World Champion. Watch these events unfold by ordering your copies of "Pearl Habra" and "iDia De Los Dangerous" on DVD at www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com today! http://www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com/merch/dvd0084.html http://www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com/merch/dvd0085.html