Tim Tebow. ‘Nuff said.

Walking along the streets of New York City yesterday, I stumbled upon this artist, coloring a chalk mural on the sidewalk. It was the beginning of a Dwight Howard picture.

It got us thinking hard about how ironic this was. Here was a man, clad in denim from head to foot, drawing with utensils often thought of as being a great invention to waste the time of three- and four-year olds, and collecting change from passers-by in a green leprechaun hat that the Lucky Charms mascot turn up his nose. But he happened to be bringing one of the most creative players the NBA has seen in years to life on the filthy walkways of New York City.

Maybe it was a symbol or a sign of how “Superman” needs to get creative during the rest of the Orlando Magic’s time in the NBA Finals against the Lakers. After Game 1, he’s going to have to pull out some tricks; otherwise, the Magic have no chance.

Then again, maybe it wasn’t a sign at all. Maybe it was just a bored and talented New Yorker who decided to spruce up 14th Street a little bit, though Howard nor New York have nothing to with this year’s NBA Finals. We’ll find out how creative Superman can be this upcoming week.

This clip really has nothing to do with sports at all, unless of course you count his Florida shirt and somehow try to make that connection. But the point is this has to be one of the funniest things we’ve ever seen . . . ever. And America agrees. It’s gotten more than 3 million hits on YouTube in less than a week already.

Enjoy. We certainly did.

Tim Tebow realizes that he’s probably much better off being the big man on campus for another year with potential to become an iconic college football god.

Which sounds much better than ending up as a first round NFL Draft pick entirely based on upside — only to end up in the Matt Lienart Ex-NCAA Quarterbacks Riding The Bench And Beer Bonging It With Underage Co-eds Club.

Another week, another edition of Why The Tar Heels Probably Won’t Go Undefeated, despite those ambitious pre-conference predictions otherwise. Please welcome our second guest, Wake Forest!

This story may be a little late, but it’s never too late to applaud the way a Catholic institution handles its staff. Take Boston College for instance. Its AD completely cans his football coach for the personal grudge factor. Amen!

It’s a win-win situation. Either way, you’re still spending a weekend in South Beach.