No, it's not exactly what you think. There will be know cheerleading, or will it be involved in Sports in any way. No, three USC Song Girls will be on the new E! reality show, "Hot Girls in Scary Places". I wish I was kidding about that title. Via The Hollywood Reporter....

E! has ordered a reality project that puts an all-girl spin on the paranormal investigation genre.

The show is titled "Hot Girls in Scary Places" and stars three University of Southern California cheer squad friends challenged to spend the night in a supposedly haunted abandoned hospital and compete for a $10,000 cash prize.

"They're totally scared and totally believe experiences they're going through," executive producer Gary Auerbach said.

"Hot Girls" will premiere as a special/backdoor pilot and is tentatively scheduled to air Friday, March 13. The project is from Go Go Luckey (A&E's "Paranormal State" and Animal Planet's "Jockeys").

I know what you're thinking right now and that's, "There are cheerleaders for Lacrosse?" Why yes...yes there are and the are seriously in the line of fire! From Hot Clicks via Tirico Suave....

I know Michele Tafoya is probably going to call this disgusting, but I would be doing you all a disservice if I didn't pass these two items onto to you. Let's see.....which to go with first? I choose Door #1 AA! Okay good choice......
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Busted Coverage spent most of this morning (a 3:54am post?!) trying to figure out who this basketball sideline reporter was and it ended up being a coed from Liberty University named Samantha Steele (porn name!). BC is already dubbing her the heir apparent to Erin Andrews and if you check out this video you'll find out that she's pretty good as well.

Having dated a girl from Liberty briefly let me just say this (how to say this nicely)....they're a tad bit off in the head. Not to say that I'm not, but if you have a second or two read this copy of The Liberty Way. I hope to see more of Ms. Steele in the future, but as we all know EA is going to be tough to knock off the top spot.

More photos at Busted Coverage through the link below.

Samantha Steele In Running For Next Erin Andrews (Busted Coverage)
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Behind Door #2! Arizona State disbands the entire Cheerleading Squad!!!

There are a bunch of different sites reporting on this today, but apparently Arizona State is ousting their whole Cheerleading Team after risque pics surfaced on TheDirty.com last week. Via With Leather....

The school's athletic director, Lisa Love (ed note- Porn Name!), made the decision Thursday evening... Although only six members of the squad are shown in the photographs, the entire 16-member squad will suffer the consequences, MyFOXPhoenix reported. The cheerleaders told MyFOXPhoenix that the photographs were a result of college kids goofing off, and they believe the decision to disband the team has been in the works for a while. The photographs are two years old.

So with this emailed YouTube video I got a note that this Monday's Philly Soul-Dallas Desperados matchup is probably the biggest AFL game of the year. Apparently it's a big rivalry in the league, so much so that the Philly Soul cheerleaders are learning how to trash talk.....

Busted Coverage sent me this hilarious photo which should probably be the caption for the day, but I wanted to give it its own post as well......


Hey, he's only human right?

Dick Enberg Enjoying UCLA Cheerleader Show

Here's your CBB Announcing Schedule for the week brought to you by SI's Cheerleader of the week Oklahoma University's Emily Erikson. Emily really likes swimming in the ocean and her favorite food is cheese....Ready? Okay!

Monday, February 25th

Marquette at Villanova (ESPN, 7pm)- Sean McDonough, Jay Bilas and Bill Raftery
Texas Southern at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (ESPNU, 7pm)- Doug Greengard and Toney Sedric
Texas at Kansas State (ESPN, 9pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla and Holly Rowe
Bethune-Cookman at Maryland Eastern Shore (ESPNU, 9pm)- Charlie Neal and Dwight Freeman
Gonzaga at Portland (ESPN2, 11pm)- Terry Gannon and Stephen Bardo
San Diego at San Francisco (ESPNU, 11pm)- Steve Physioc and Krista Blunk

Tuesday, February 26th

Ohio State at Indiana (ESPN, 7pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin and ERIN ANDREWS
Southern Illinois at Bradley (ESPN2, 7pm)- Bob Wischusen and Doug Gottlieb
Boston College at Virginia Tech (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dwayne Ballen and Adrian Branch
Tennessee at Vanderbilt (ESPN, 9pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes and Jeannine Edwards
Oklahoma State at Missouri (ESPNU, 9pm)- Dave Armstrong and Jon Sunvold

Wednesday, February 27th

Kansas at Iowa State (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave Barnett and Stephen Bardo
Florida State at N.C. State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Sam Gore, Fred Barakat and Melissa Knowles
Georgia Tech at Duke (ESPN, 9pm)- Mike Patrick, Len Elmore and Stacey Dales
West Virginia at DePaul (ESPN2, 9pm)- Dave Pasch and Bob Wenzel
St. John’s at Georgetown (ESPNU, 9pm)- Lou Canellis, Mark Adams and Jake Tuber

Thursday, February 28th

Notre Dame at Louisville (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave O’Brien, Doris Burke and Allen Hopkins
St. Louis at St. Joes (ESPN2, 7pm)- Jon Sciambi and Hubert Davis
Murray State at Tenn Tech (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dave Weekly and Larry Conley
USC at Arizona (ESPN, 9pm)- Rece Davis, Jay Bilas and Allen Hopkins
Michigan State at Wisconsin (ESPN2, 9pm)-Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin and ERIN ANDREWS
Wright State at Butler (ESPNU, 9pm)- Jim Barbar and Mark Adams
Washington State at Cal (FSN, 11pm)- Barry Tompkins and Dan Belluomini

Friday, February 29th

St. Peters at Rider (ESPNU, 7pm)- Doug Sherman and Rob Kennedy
Holy Cross at Lehigh (ESPNU, 9pm)- Bob Socci and John Celestand

Saturday, March 1st

Duke at NC State (CBS, Noon)- Verne Lundquist and Bill Raftery
Pitt at Syracuse (ESPN, Noon)- Dave Pasch and Len Elmore
Wright State at Valpo (ESPN2, Noon)- Lou Canellis and Bob Wenzel
Texas A&M at Oklahoma (ESPN, 2pm)- Ron Franklin and Fran Fraschilla
Wichita State at Drake (ESPN2, 2pm)- Jon Sciambi and Mark Adams
Georgetown at Marquette (CBS, 2pm)- Gus Johnson and Clark Kellogg
UNC at Boston College (ABC, 3:30pm)- Brad Nessler and Jimmy Dykes
Mississippi State at Florida (CBS, 4pm)- Tim Brando and Mike Gminski
Texas at Texas Tech (CBS, 4pm)- Ian Eagle and Jim Spanarkel
Ohio State at Minnesota (ESPN, 4pm)- Dave O’Brien and Stephen Bardo
Washington State at Stanford (FSN, 4pm)- Barry Tompkins and Dan Bellouomini
Iowa State at Colorado (ESPN Classic, 6pm)- Dave Armstrong and Paul Splittorff
Kansas State at Kansas (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Dick Vitale and ERIN ANDREWS

Sunday, March 2nd

Providence at Cincy (ESPNU, Noon)- Anthony Calhoun and Mike Kelley
Kentucky at Tennessee (CBS, Noon)- Kevin Harlan and Bill Raftery
Indiana at Michigan State (CBS, 2pm)- Dick Enberg and Dan Bonner
UCLA at Arizona (CBS, 4pm)- Jim Nantz and Billy Packer
Villanova at Louisville (CBS, 4pm)- Craig Bolerjack and Bob Wenzel
Central Conn State at Sacred Heart (ESPNU, 4pm)-Dave Popkin and JackArmstrong
Clemson at Maryland (FSN, 7:30pm)- Tim Brando and Mike Gminski
Oregon at Oregon State (FSN, 10pm)- Ted Robinson and Marques Johnson

In honor of ESPN's Bracket Busters Weekend your CBB Announcing Schedule for the rest of the week brought to you by SI's Cheerleader of the week Miami University's Katie Paul (Middle). Katie really wants to be an Archaeologist and is into Family Guy....Ready? Okay!

(As always your help is appreciated filling in the few holes I've got leftover)

Monday, February 18th

Georgetown at Providence (ESPN2, 4pm)- Sean McDonough, Doris Burke
Syracuse at Louisville (ESPN, 7pm)- Dan Shulman, Bill Raftery
Delaware State at NC A&T (ESPNU, 7pm)- Charlie Neal, Jerry Bembrey
Texas A&M at Texas (ESPN, 9pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla, Holly Rowe
Grambling at Prairie View (ESPNU, 9pm)- Doug Greengard, Stan Lewter
Gonzaga at San Diego (ESPN2, 11pm)- Terry Gannon, Stephen Bardo

Tuesday, February 19th

Purdue at Indiana (ESPN, 7pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin, ERIN ANDREWS
Depaul at Connecticut (ESPNU, 7pm)- Bob Picozzi, Ron Perry
UNC Greensboro at Davidson (ESPN2, 7pm)- Bob Wischusen, Doug Gottlieb
Georgia at Kentucky (ESPN, 9pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes, Jeannine Edwards
Missouri State at Creighton(ESPNU, 9pm)- Dan McLaughlin, Mac McCausland

Wednesday, February 20th

North Carolina at NC State (ESPN, 7pm)- Mike Patrick, Jay Bilas, Stacey Dales
Marquette at St. Johns (ESPN2, 7pm)- John Saunders, Bob Valvano
South Florida at Cincinnati (ESPNU, 7pm)- Jim Barbar, Bob Wenzel
Kansas State at Nebraska (ESPN2, 9pm)- Dave Barnett, Carolyn Peck
Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan (ESPNU, 9pm)- Michael Reghi, Sedrick Toney

Thursday, February 21st

Pitt at Notre Dame (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore
UMass at Rhode Island (ESPN2, 7pm)- Jon Sciambi, Hubert Davis
Michigan at Minnesota (ESPN2, 9pm)- Bob Wischusen, Doug Gottlieb

Friday, February 22nd

Davidson at Winthrop (ESPN2, 7pm)- Sean McDonough, Adrian Branch
UC Santa Barbara at Utah State (ESPNU, 9pm)- Michael Reghi, Jim Chones

Saturday, February 23rd

VCU at Akron (ESPN2, 11am)- Bob Wischusen, Bob Wenzel
Connecticut at Villanova (ESPN, Noon)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore
George Mason at Ohio (ESPN2, 1pm)- Jon Sciambi, Mark Adams
Iowa at Michigan State (ESPN, 2pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke
Jackson State at Grambling (ESPN Classic, 2pm)- Charlie Neal, Nate Ross
Arkansas at Kentucky (CBS, 2pm)- Tim Brando, Mike Giminski
Navy at Army (CBS, 2pm)- Kevin Harlan, Dan Bonner
Creighton at Oral Roberts (ESPN2, 3pm)- Eric Collins, Bucky Waters
Oklahoma at Texas (ABC, 3:30pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes
Oregon at UCLA (ABC, 3:30pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
Norfolk State at South Carolina State (ESPN Classic, 3:30pm)- Dave Weekly, Stan Lewter
Kansas at Oklahoma State (CBS, 4pm)- Gus Johnson, Clark Kellogg
St. Johns at Duke (CBS, 4pm)- Dick Enberg, Bill Raftery
Nevada at Southern Illinois (ESPNU, 4:30pm)- Dan McLaughliln, Mike Kelly
Drake at Butler (ESPN2, 5pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla
Miami (OH) at Valpo (ESPN Classic, 6pm)- Sam Gore, Sedrick Toney
Marist at Cleveland State (ESPNU, 6:30pm)- Dave Ryan, Drew Barry
Tennessee at Memphis (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Dick Vitale, ERIN ANDREWS
Rider at CS Northridge (ESPNU, 9pm)- Steve Physioc, Krista Blunt
Kent State at St. Marys (ESPN2, Midnight)- Scott Graham, Stephen Bardo

Sunday, February 24th

Syracuse at Notre Dame (CBS, 2pm)- Craig Bolerjack, Bob Wenzel
Alabama at Auburn (CBS, 2pm)- Ian Eagle, Jim Spanarkel
Wisconsin at Ohio State (CBS, 4pm)- Verne Lundquist, Billy Packer
Wake Forest at North Carolina (FSN, 6:30pm)-
Wright State at Illinois State (ESPNU, 6:30pm)- Dan McLaughlin, Mike Kelley
Cal at Stanford (FSN, 9pm)- TBD

A ton of people have been emailing me asking where Erin Andrews is going to be each week, and it's about time that I made the transition away from Football. March Madness is only two months away and there are a heck of a lot of good games coming up. CBS' crews usually get announced later in the week, so I'm going to try to get this up with ESPN's schedule on Mondays and update it throughout the week.

Let's get into it. Here's your CBB Announcing Schedule for the rest of the week brought to you by Duke's Holly Kokinda (you can boo me now). Holly is a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and lists her life theme song as Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield. Ready? Okay! (All Erin Andrews appearances in all caps for easy scanning....Hint: There's only one the rest of the week)

Wednesday, January 16

Duke vs. Florida State (ESPN, 7pm)- Mike Patrick, Jay Bilas, Stacey Dales
Virginia Tech vs Virginia (ESPNU, 7pm)- Quint Kessenich, Bucky Waters
North Carolina vs Georgia Tech (ESPN, 9pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes, Jeannine Edwards
DePaul vs Villanova (ESPNU, 9pm)- Dave Sims, Mike Kelley
Texas A&M vs. Texas Tech (ESPN2, 9:30pm)- Ron Franklin, Bill Raftery, Holly Rowe

Thursday, January 17

Vanderbilt at Tennessee (ESPN, 7pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes, Andy Katz
Marquette at Louisville (ESPN2, 7pm)- Dan Shulman, Len Elmore
George Mason at Hofstra (ESPNU, 7pm)- Carl Reuter, Jack Armstrong
Indiana at Minnesota (ESPN, 9pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke
Ohio at Akron (ESPNU, 9pm)- Michael Reghi, Jim Chones

Friday, January 18

Niagara at Canisus (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dean Darling and Mika Ryan
Bucknell at Holy Cross (ESPNU, 9pm)- Bob Socci, John Feinstein

Saturday, January 19

Villanova at Syracuse (ESPN, Noon)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore
Illinois at Purdue (ESPN, 2pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke
Rutgers at DePaul (ESPNU, 2pm)- Lou Canellis, David Kaplan
Maryland at North Carolina (ABC, 3:30pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
UCLA at USC (CBS, 3:30pm)- Verne Lundquist, Billy Packer
Ohio State at Tennessee (CBS, 3:30)- Ian Eagle, Clark Kellogg
Texas A&M at Kansas State (ESPN, 4pm)- Terry Gannon, Stephen Bardo
Eastern Illinois at Tennessee State (ESPNU, 5:30pm)- Dave Weekly, Nate Ross
Clemson at Duke (ESPN, 6pm)- Mike Patrick, Fran Fraschilla
Kent State at Ohio (ESPN Classic, 6pm)- Michael Reghi, Jim Chones
Kansas at Missouri (ESPNU, 8pm)- Jon Sundvold, Clay Matvick
Kentucky at Florida (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Jay Bilas, ERIN ANDREWS

There she is! There better be some Dazzler videos on Saturday night!!!

It's one thing to trash talk the opposing team if you're a player. It's another thing to trash talk the other team's coach if you're a player. It's even another thing to trash talk the other team's coach by saying he needs a casket......and you're a cheerleader......

Paterno turned 81 last week. Penn State faces A&M Saturday night in the Alamo Bowl.

The schools held pep rallies Thursday night in San Antonio, and one A&M yell leader told the crowd that Paterno was "on his death bed" and "someone needs to find him a casket."

The remarks drew boos from the crowd. Some A&M and Penn State fans said the remarks were offensive and inappropriate.