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In the nearly two years Hot Clicks has been around, the only thing I've written about more than Erin Andrews is Friday Night Lights. The show's third season begins tonight on NBC at 9 p.m ET. The season has already played out on DirecTV and I can tell you that it's just as good as the first two. I can also tell you that if you didn't watch the first two seasons, you can and should start watching it now. It's easy to pick up. I've begged and pleaded with you guys to watch it before (and I'm not the only one) and now I'm even willing to bribe you. So, here's the plan. You have to watch tonight's episode. If you're in the Northeast, it's supposed to be like 80 below, so stay in and watch it. If you can't watch it tonight, TiVo it, DVR it, watch it on iTunes ... I don't care. Just watch it. In Monday's Hot Clicks, I will ask 3-5 questions about the episode. The first person to answer each question correctly will win Scene It for Xbox 360, a 2009 SI Swimsuit calendar and I will let you choose the woman to lead off Tuesday's Hot Clicks. If that isn't enough, check out the following links: The beautiful reasons to watch this awesome show ... A great interview with the executive producer of FNL (Warning: Spoilers included) ... The 32 Hotties of Friday Night Lights ... The 20 Greatest High School Shows of All Time ... Even more Minka, because you can never have enough ... Entertainment Weekly gives the show an A ... The New York Post gives it four stars.

I mentioned the frigid weather that's taking place in a lot of areas right now. The folks at Home Run Derby are taking advantage of the conditions to bring you these cool photos of various baseball stadiums in the winter.

I also mentioned everyone's favorite sideline reporter (or, as the fine folks at With Leather call her, Erin Pageviews, as exemplified here) in the today's lead item. Well, the Love of Sports, which says "she radiates golden sunshine in HD for all the world to see," is looking back at EA's Greatest Hits. Somehow, hanging out with me, missed the cut.

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Rumors and Rants has put together Philadelphia-Arizona and Baltimore-Pittsburgh Tale of the Tapes ... Real Clear Sports wants mayors to step up their game when it comes to those lame bets they make with one another, while Machochip wonders which other elected officials should put their names up for a sports bet ... Joe Flacco has inspired this post about the top unibrows in sports ... Last, but not least, Ted Lilly Fan Club is publicly inviting -- guess who -- Ted Lilly to join them at the Super Bowl.

Stephen Colbert has some fun at the expense of the New York Mets and the lame and uninspired 2009 patch that'll be worn on their jerseys this season.