Each highly touted rookie quarterback took a nasty hit. Redskins QB Robert Griffin III was knocked out of the game against Atlanta after this hit, while Andrew Luck took this vicious hit from Packers linebacker Nick Perry. ... Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers lashed out at coach Norv Turner to punt instead of attempting a 55-yard field goal last night (which was missed). ... Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams lashed out at fantasy football owners who are dumb enough to send him nasty tweets. ... Chiefs offensive lineman Eric Winston lashed out at fans who cheered when quarterback Matt Cassel got injured. ... Chargers defensive back Atari Bigby said he was from "University of Jah Rastafari" last night. ... It's not a good sign for Cam Newton when his passes start looking like Tim Tebow's.

This N.C. State fan won the weekend after the Wolfpack upset Florida State. ... This referee refused to get high fived by Illinois QB Nathan Scheelhaase. ... The Virginia Tech-North Carolina game was delayed because there were scissors on the field.

Esquire just named Mila Kunis the Sexiest Woman Alive. Gee, after seeing these pictures, I wonder why?

The ridiculous infield fly rule call (which could lead to a great marketing opportunity for St. Louis) in the Cardinals-Braves game feels like a hundred years ago at this point, but we couldn't pass up the chance to highlight some Twitter stupidity. Right after the controversial ruling, MLB deleted a line from its official Twitter bio. The line? "We don't understand the infield fly rule, either."

Jazz rookie Enes Kanter, who was recently looking for blondes and brunettes, showed off some really interesting dance moves during a scrimmage over the weekend. (Thanks to Adam, of Layton, Utah, for the video.)

Saturday's Georgia-South Carolina game was the site for this powerful reunion.