

According to the Washington Post...
The Washington Nationals have ruled that dudes who take off their shirts at their baseball games will be charged with "indecent exposure" and will be asked to put their tops back on.
Usually the guys who are disrobing in the stands are typically the last ones who should be.
No date has been set for the demolition process to begin.
How about our boys making it to the late night talk shows? And of course, there were Red Wings fans in the house. Check out #17 rocking the Gerard Gallant jersey. Tremendous!
The Oakland University men's basketball team has made yet another addition to its recruiting class, coach Greg Kampe announced Tuesday, as Matt Samuels has signed a National Letter of Intent to compete for the Golden Grizzlies in the 2008-09 season. The addition of Samuels rounds out arguably the top recruiting class in school history.
"We're extremely excited about Matt joining our program," said Kampe. "Our biggest remaining need in recruiting was the point guard position. Matt is a pure point with great speed and a Derick Nelson-type body, and can score the ball. I also think he can be a great defender because of his outstanding strength and quickness."
Samuels, a 6-0 Washington, D.C. native, averaged 22 points and five assists per game as a senior at Coastal Christian Academy in Virginia Beach, Va. Samuels played for the prestigious Richmond Squires AAU team and was heavily recruited, committing to Wyoming before a coaching change prompted Samuels to re-open his recruitment.
Samuels joins early signees Blake Cushingberry, who was listed as the sixth-best player in the state of Michigan by BankHoops.com and No. 128 nationally by ESPN.com as a shooting guard; Drew Maynard, who was ranked as the third-best player in the state of Michigan by BankHoops.com and the 36th-best shooting guard in the nation by ESPN.com, in addition to being a two-time all-league, all-area, and Oakland Press Dream Team member as well as a third-team all-state honor; and Jay Thames, who was ranked as the 36th-best power forward in the country by ESPN.com and the 10th-best player in the state by BankHoops.com, earning all-state, all-area, and all-conference honors along the way.
"Not only is this a significant recruit because not only is he potentially a great player, but if it works out for him at Oakland University then it opens the door for us to recruit internationally," said OU Coach Greg Kampe. "There is a lot of hype with him and we have never had this much hype about a recruit before. He turned down six figures to play professionally in Serbia because he wants to go to the NBA.
"He is no doubt the most skilled big man Oakland has ever gotten, but at the same time that does not make you a great player. He still has a lot to learn and a lot to do. Ilija has decided to come to school and work at his game and he has the potential to be the best player to ever play at our level."
At 255 pounds, Milutinovic has the size to go along with the height. He was a member of the Serbia and Montenegro's Under-18 National Team and competed in the 2006 Albert Schweitzer Tournament, in Mannheim, Germany (one of the top tournaments for U-18 players), in which team came in third. He averaged 17 points, eight rebounds and two blocks and took part in the 2006 ABCD Camp in Teaneck, N.J.