If you've read Hot Clicks over the past several weeks you know that Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder and ESPN reporter Samantha (Steele) Ponder had a busy December in which they got engaged and married. The couple joined the Hot Clicks Podcast Monday afternoon to talk about their relationship, how they tried (but failed) to keep the engagement and marriage under wraps, reaction from people about their whirlwind romance (she's NOT pregnant) and much more. Other highlights: Ponder's nickname for Steele early in their relationship, Ponder's frustration that Steele has more Twitter followers and whether Ponder actually asked Steele to marry him, or just told her that they were getting hitched. You can listen to the podcast below, download it on iTunes or download it to your mp3 player.

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After the Kevin Garnett/Carmelo Anthony/Honey Nut Cheerios controversy, the Knicks are now using a couple of people to hold courtside mics so every word can be picked up in case there is another he-said/he-said controversy. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock lost a bet to Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake when the Broncos choked against the Ravens on Saturday. As a result, Hancock was supposed to perform Ray Lewis' crazy pregame dance on Monday. However, Hancock couldn't pay off the wager because he injured himself while warming up.

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