. . . and he’s not afraid to say it:

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From the fine folks that brought you the gang signs of the NFL and of Brandon Jennings:
In case you didn’t notice, OJ Mayo is just as hood. Juice is a nice guy, but he’s filthy with the hand signals. TSC Investigators have decoded the signs so you know what they mean next time you see [...]

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The fact that President Bush is flashing the trident, Arizona State’s version of the shocker, doesn’t really surprise us. After all, he’s got the national champion track team with him, and he’s doing his best to blend in with the group. No harm done.
What does shock us, however, is the fact that several of the [...]

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Watched San Francisco 49ers’ Allen Rossum, left, celebrate with Michael Robinson after Rossum scored on the game-opening kickoff against the Arizona Cardinals yesterday.
Laughed because the Cardinals won 29-24.
Became confused because for a split second, he thought he was watching another Obama celebration.
Found it amusing that he and the 49ers wear the same colored leggings.
Said, “You [...]

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Everybody recalls junior and senior years of high school — it’s when all those “First Time ‘B’ Moments” struck: First beer, first blackout, and first blowjob. But somewhere lost in those inaugural experiences came your inability to look halfway presentable on the one hour that really mattered: the dreaded yearbook pose.
And very much like us [...]

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Arizona State’s trident hand sign has been around for a long, long time. But it’s not hard to confuse it with the shocker sign. You know, two in the pink, one in the stink.
It can be pretty arousing when a hot Sun Devil flashes the trident sign, because you can imagine what can happen if [...]

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Enough said.

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Editor’s Note: The Sports Culture took a few weeks to compile the Pac-10’s hottest cheerleaders. Below are our final rankings and ugly ass photos of them after the jump. The SEC is next, so grab some grits. Or tits.

Pacific 10 Conference CURRENT STANDINGS:
1. UCLA (4.63 stars)
2. Oregon (4.55 stars)
3. Arizona (3.81 stars)
4. ASU (3.72 [...]

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