Svetlana Shusterman :: Courtesy of FHMonline.com

We guess Tom Brady isn't thrilled about the news that SportsCenter will soon air live for nine straight hours each morning. The Pats QB was on a Boston radio show yesterday, talking about how ESPN has become MTV without the highlights. As the astute radio hosts pointed out, ESPN also doesn't have the women that MTV has (such as Real World Key West alum, Svetlana Shusterman). Brady, who seems to never miss a beat responded, "I'd watch ESPN a lot more if there was [more women]. Well, there's always Erin Andrews, Tom.

It's too easy to pick on the WNBA, but sometimes you just can't resist taking the shots.

Check out this Hornets fan trying to distract Tony Parker last night by holding up a huge Eva Longoria pic. (Thanks to J., of New Orleans, for sending us the link.)

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From Deion to L.T. to Magic, The Love of Sports ranks the 15 athletes who have compiled the greatest highlight reels over the past 25 years. And if you think Michael Jordan is No. 1, guess again.

Check out the new movie they'll be starring in. And here's a closer look at Monday night's incident.

The sitcom world gets a jolt tonight when Terrell Owens acts opposite Flava Flav on Under One Roof. FanIQ has a sneak peek of Owens, who plays a porn Web site owner, in action.

Cracked.com looks at the 10 Most Terrifying Video Game Enemies of All Time.

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Chuck Norris highlights list of 2008 commencement speakers ... USC Song Girls in Action ... Freshman tries to become mayor of Muskogee, Okla. ... Comings and Goings in Bloomington ... Video: Dumb Moments in Ferrying.

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A bunch of soccer mishaps set to a catchy tune.

Michael, of Portland, sends in this clip that has a payoff at the very end. (Warning: Link contains strong language)

We're late on this, but a ton of you have sent it in. WNBC newscaster Sue Simmons gets salty. (Warning: Link contains strong language.)