Recently the Fox Sports show The College Experiment did a segment (above) in which they basically said Asian students at USC are weird foreigners because they don't care about football. Well, they will be not be making fun of anyone, of any kind, anymore.

The NFL plans to start streaming games online. Fox Sports CEO David Hill is okay with the plan. The killing NBC made selling Olympics TV ads, even while streaming the games online, convinced him. Hill told the Wall Street Journal: "As long as you don't get your affiliates up in arms, as long as you keep them happy I can't see anything wrong with that." It helps that online-video ad sales are nothing to write home about.

The apparent legacy of Time magazine choosing "You" as their 2006 "Person of the Year" seems to be a growing list of other outlets also choosing You for their "X of the Year." The latest is Fox Sports' Kevin Hench, who names You as Fan of the Year, however vaguely tongue-in-cheek (ETP points out there's no mention of Time in his article itself, just a brief note regarding same on the foxsports.com home page). Hench's piece is really just a laundry list of bad sporting from the past year, tacking You on to the front of each bullet point as examples of what 2006 fandom has endured. Let's all just calmly step away from this joke, please? Haven't You done enough?