Tyra Banks, Veronica Varekova:: Russell James/SI, Walter Iooss/SI

Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue hits newsstands this Tuesday, while SI.com's Swimsuit '09 section launches that morning as well. Gibbs 12 is speculating about who's going to be on the cover of the magazine and has even offered some odds. Meanwhile, Simon on Sports is testing your knowledge of past SI Swimsuit covers.

New Volunteers coach Lane Kiffin caused quite a dust-up yesterday. In case you missed it, here's Kiffin accusing Gators coach Urban Meyer of cheating. Kiffin later apologized, but the damage was done the rivalry reignited. And it gave the blogosphere a chance to remember how attractive Kiffin's wife is.

A couple of days ago, Hot Clicks told you about Houston Texans cheerleader Randi winning Maxim's Hottest Cheerleader contest. That didn't sit well with Kevin, of Atlanta, who wrote in to say "Jimmy, I'm a little disappointed with the Maxim.com Cheerleader contest. Sure, the winner is hot. But apparently none of their readers have heard of Kelli from the Jags, and they definitely didn't see this picture. Any chance we can see more of Kelli since she got snubbed by the voters?" This is the best I can do you for you. Meanwhile, Bleacher Report looks at the Top 10 Cheerleader Uniforms in Pro Sports, while Fan IQ looks at the evolution of Pro Bowl Cheerleaders from 1993 to the present. But in what is the best cheerleader story of the day, Larry Brown Sports tells us that the University of Arizona is using its belief that the school has the best cheerleaders in the country as a recruiting tool.

Zach Gilford, Amber Lancaster :: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images

Following up the Amber Lancaster-Zach Gilford item Hot Clicks had on Wednesday, The Big Lead looks at the history of athletes dating cheerleaders. Speaking of athletes dating cheerleaders, Chris Cooley continues to have a pretty sweet life. And since I mentioned Gilford, I want to address this e-mail from Steven H., of Tempe, Ariz.: "Look, Jimmy, after all this talk about how amazing Friday Night Lights was and how much I needed to watch it, I thought I'd give it a try, so I headed over to Hulu.com and proceeded to get completely wrapped up in it. I ended up watching Season 1 and 2 in their entirety, not to mention the first few available episodes of Season 3, in a period of three days last weekend. Then I find out that you're not doing the prize quiz on Monday morning anymore? Weak." Here's the deal. I've already seen all of Season 3. So I'm not under any pressure to rewatch it again while it's running on NBC. If I get a chance over the weekend to watch it and come up with a few questions, I'll definitely do so. But sometimes I'm just not gonna have time. I'll do my best to have some sort of contest this Monday.

So, yesterday, Hot Clicks had a link to some of the best H-O-R-S-E games in history to celebrate the fact that H-O-R-S-E has been added to the NBA's All-Star Weekend. Late yesterday, I got an e-mail from FirstCuts informing me that instead of playing H-O-R-S-E, the participants will be playing G-E-I-C-O. I thought it was a joke and quickly moved on. However, this isn't a joke. Well, it is a joke, but it's still true.

You may have heard that ESPN was starting a high school. It turns out that story was completely false. However, that hasn't stopped Blue Monkey Disco Party from dreaming about what an ESPN high school would be like.