Marching Band x LMFAO
If there’s one thing we love at TA, it’s marching bands, so enjoy these three minutes of LMFAO’s Party Rock Anthem and choreography from the Ohio University Marching Band. (Thanks Kyle!)
If there’s one thing we love at TA, it’s marching bands, so enjoy these three minutes of LMFAO’s Party Rock Anthem and choreography from the Ohio University Marching Band. (Thanks Kyle!)
Wanna know why Abraham Lincoln is called Honest Abe? Because his aim is true. Not only did (does?) he have an awesome beard, he’s also a vampire hunter, a rapper, and one hell of a quarterback.
In honor of Real Madrid’s 109th anniversary, the Spanish football team faced off against 109 Guangzhou children. Real still won, but only by a score of 2-1. Not too shabby, kids. (Thanks Wong!)
Peyton and Eli Manning play police officers who put their football skills to good use in fighting crime. Sure, it’s part of a DirecTV campaign, but that doesn’t make it any less amusing.
We think there’s room for one more, but Johnny Mac and Alex Tanney may want to step off after checking out long snapper Zach Enyeart’s accuracy in this trick shot compilation. (Thanks Nate!)
We can’t understand a word Monmouth QB Alex Tanney is saying in this video, but his throwing accuracy speaks for itself. We still can’t believe he hit those goal post uprights. Look out Johnny Mac.
Some might say UConn Football player Johnny McEntee is a big showoff, doing trick shots in the offseason. Others might say a lot of the stuff he does is staged or fake, but we say it’s just fun.
In honor of Superbowl Sunday, this infographic breaks down the spending of the country’s most Superbowl-obsessed states. Way to go with the liquor store spending, Wyoming. (Thanks Jevaun!)
(NSFW: language) TA has much love for the legend, but Tony Yacenda’s parody of LeBron’s commercial for the Miami Heat featuring Brett Favre is cracking us up right now. (Thanks Kelley!)
A tailgater’s dream: stay outdoors longer with the cordless, element-resistant Chaheati All-Season Heated Chair; its rechargeable heating system has four settings and provides up to six hours of heat.
A high school football drubbing turns into a display of compassion. Up by 35, Lake Stevens Vikings let the Snohomish Panthers’ Ike Ditzenberger, who has Down Syndrome, rush a 51-yard touchdown.
Not to be outdone by Coca-Cola’s giant dude at the World Cup, Nike worked with Ratcliffe Fowler Design to create this incredible hanging sculpture made up of 3000 individual soccer balls.
This little dude has his eyes on the prize to be the center of attention at this year’s World Cup. Don’t blink or you might miss him. It’s actually an advert for Freeview HD (NSFW for tiny butt crack).
Its name is a bit bland, but CTA Digital’s Soft-football for Wii lets you get into the game (and, possibly your TV if you forget the wrist-strap) with a foam attachment for your Wii Remote.
Don’t worry about taking a bathroom timeout this year; YouTube will be airing Super Bowl ads immediately after they run on TV via their Ad Blitz channel so you can vote on the best ones.
Slate V’s idea to have Filmmakers Direct The Superbowl may have folks watch the big game for more than just the ads; it shows SB 44 in the style of Tarantino, Lynch, and more.
The Saints and the Colts won’t be the only teams settling a score this Sunday in South Florida: this Foos-kabob t-shirt shows there’s only room on the grill for one kind of football.
The Onion celebrates a Packers fan’s return to drinking for the umpteenth time (not unlike another repeat-retiree); not bad for someone who confuses passing yards with passing out.
Pigskin on a plate doesn’t sound very appetizing, but with Super Bowl less than a month away this salami Sausage Football may be a perfect handoff to hungry party guests.
Sure to be a home run (or a touchdown) for MLB, NFL and NCAA fans, these Baseball and Football Hammers sport a themed rubber grip and team logos; click here for more teams.
Sony Music and freestyle footballers (that’s soccer for Yanks) gives Guitar Hero a more athletic kick with Football Hero: it’ uses Arduino, pressure sensitive pads, and Frets on Fire.
The Helmet Project deserves its own Hall of Fame for its scope: a work in progress, its goal is to catalog images of all college and pro-football helmets from 1960 to present day.
We apologize in advance to the Motor City, but after an ugly, winless 2008 season, The Onion’s proposal for NFL Players to Mentor Detroit Lions may be just what Jim Schwartz needs.
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