PALESTINIANS TO ROSENHAUS: "GIVE A LITTLE"
ALABAMA IRONED FLAT, EXTRA STARCH

Alabama's vaunted defense got shredded and the Crimson Tide lost the annual Iron Bowl to arch-rival Auburn, 28-18. School officials said the defense would be renamed the Crimson Tired.

HANGOVER OF THE WEEK: 'CANES JES' HAVIN' FUN, BEE-YATCH!
Hey there, Florida parents, just when you thought it was safe to let your daughters head to the mall for some Red Robin pizza and a bagful of those new Gap scrunchies, fourteen current and former University of Miami Hurricanes football players have been flagged for contributing their "talents" to a rap recording that featured dirty words, pornographic images and lyrics derogatory to women. In their defense, the players said the heinous, misogynistic, filthy, sorry-ass, out-of-tune CD with a crap scratch track, bad reverb and over-distorted bass line was not for public distribution. Miami head coach Larry Coker said he would take disciplinary action in-house, including mandatory choir rehearsal, opera class audit, and two nights at Lilith Fair for any current players involved.
LOU HOLTZ AWAKENS FROM COMA

Doctors at the 7pm Medical Sportcenter said today that ESPN studio analyst and former collegiate coach Lou Holtz has made a miraculous recovery from his two-month on-air coma this past weekend. Holtz has been in what's known in medical circles as an Irish Mumbling Stupor his entire time on air, and network execs feared moving him off the set could cause instant death. Holtz actually raised his voice and tapped his hand on the desk Saturday.