A yellow car?

It would have been OK had the guy actually been naked. It is a penalty when the guy is wearing pants.

FLOP!

Fucking Italian streakers...

Wow, that was weird... I expected to see him getting the yellow after going off the pitch, since that isn't aloud, but otherwise that's just nuts.

What the heck are "khackis?"

One of my favorite things to do on this site is play spot the typo/grammatical error. There seems to be several in each post. My favorite in this one is the line "Pretty straightforward right?" I thought I was going to see the player deck the streaker with a "pretty straightforward right" cross to the face. After watching the video, I realized aa meant to say, "Pretty straightforward, right?"

Go away Colin.

Jay & AA Hates ESPN continue their pissing match to become the unofficial editor of the site. It's so very tiring.

I apologize for missing a comma and ruining your day. I think the rule from here on out is going to be to delete correction posts. If you want to keep editing feel free to email me, but you're really adding nothing to the post.

I'll continue to allow for disagreements or in AAHE's case, (got it that time!) hypocrisies.

With the speed of the site it's impossible to avoid errors and if it bothers you that much please read something else. My thing with the site was always to let anyone say anything they wanted (within reason) but we're getting close to comment moderation with all of the bickering and spam attacks.

No hypocrisy on this post, aa. You must be losing your edge! Still, I feel I should let you know how much I appreciate the comma, even if it is sometimes an overused punctuation mark.
To anon 5:28, if you look back at my posts, I can't think of one other than this one that points out grammatical errors. My posts generally take issue with aa's opinions that I think are poorly thought out or stories that I just don't think he should be running. I know aa rarely agrees with me, which is fine. But I'm sure he's happy to see that posts with my comments tend to have many more comments than ones on which I don't comment.
And to aa, I don't think it's a good idea to delete correction posts. I will not be posting on any misspelling or grammatical errors in the future. But it's noteworthy that a "friendly" commentator, ssreporters, was the first to go down this road on this post. You have become known for suggesting that bloggers should be viewed the same as MSM reporters. The lack of quality control--or basic editing--is a big reason why people disagree.
In any event, I apologize for my above post, which, you're right, did not add to this discussion. And this post demonstrates why your site became popular in the first place by using good, interesting video clips and staying away from annoying knee-jerk commentary.

"But I'm sure he's happy to see that posts with my comments tend to have many more comments than ones on which I don't comment."

??

If you move the needle that much, why are you still here? What you speak of is what Joe D tried to do during the NCAA Tourney: baiting people into bantering with you about nothing, of which I just fell for. If you're that talented and insightful, go start your own blog, then the requisite blog war, and leave the good readers of this site the Hell alone.

Regardless of whether or not correction posts should be allowed, you really couldn't figure out what "Pretty straightforward right?" meant? You actually thought he was asking whether the right cross was straightforward?

AA, I love this site. Really, I do. But if you post anonymous comments, you should use a different writing style. Your "anonymous" postings are kinda obvious, IMHO.

Good Job! :)

Way late to the party, but that wasn't a slide tackle.

Can't figure out who's the bigger douchebag... the streaker, the ref or the grammar police...