CFL Player Stu Foord Got Jacked Up!

It's preseason time for the Canadian Football League and for those of you in football withdrawal, this might be the best thing you'll see in awhile.

It happened during the BC Lions/Saskatchewan Roughriders game and the victim is Stu Foord of the Roughriders as he separated from his helmet by BC's David Hyland:



(Courtesy of The Nosebleeds)

Kevin Durant Nasty Off The Backboard Dunk In Drew League

Although the NBA season is over, that doesn't mean there is still basketball going on for NBA players like Kevin Durant.

Durant and current Thunder players were playing in the Drew League in South Central Los Angeles when this impressive dunk went down:



(Courtesy of Jocks and Stilleto Jill)

High School Baseball Team Wins 53-0...Yes, 53-0

When most people see the above picture, I think it might be assumed that it is a score misprint or scoreboard malfunction.

Sadly, that is not the case. Lakelands High School in Texas beat Samuels High by that score in five inning game.

We get more from TNSP Sportsnet:

First, it must be noted that the official score was 54-0. Second, it must be noted that neither coach agrees with this score. Lake Highlands coach Jay Higgins insist that the final score was 57-0, while Samuell coach Mike Peña claims the final score was 53-0. Does it matter?
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How dominant was Lake Highlands on that night? Just digest a few of these numbers from the stat line. Lake Highlands batters hit for 1 triple, 5 doubles, and 38 singles! The team put up 21 runs in the 5th inning alone.

What makes that above score even more impressive is that Lake Highlands didn't hit a homerun in the game.

To put that score in perspective, the Texas Rangers in their first twelve spring training games have scored 74 runs, only 21 runs more than Highlands scored in that one game.

Roger Federer Goes Between the Legs For Winner

It's been awhile since I've done a tennis post here on Outside the Boxscore but this is worth the clip.

Roger Federer was playing a match in Qatar against Thomas Schoorel when he hit this tweener that got the point:



(Courtesy of The Huffington Post)

High School Basketball Player Shatters Backboard, Sorta

Let's meet Andy Avgi of Woodbury High School is Oregon, Avgi is a 6'6 power forward who has been a pretty good player during his high school career.

So, when Woodbury took on Putnam High School, Avgi decided to let people in on the secret that he can break glass, sorta:



(Courtesy of Sharapova's Thigh)

NC State's Lorenzo Brown Poster Dunk on Georgetown

It only seems like yesterday that March Madness had ended but college hoops is back and NC State's Lorenzo Brown decided to make his mark on the season.

Watch this impressive dunk vs. Georgetown as he rises over Jerrelle Benimon:

Nasty Boxing Knock-Out At 2010 Asian Games

As you can tell, we here at Outside the Boxscore are huge fans of the 2010 Asian Games being held in Guangzhou, China.

During the boxing event, Kyrgyzstan’s Asadullo Boimuradov decided to finish off his opponent, Syria’s Mustafa Farah in rather spectacular fashion:



(Courtesy of Frumpzilla)

Move Over Ricardo, Old Asian Women Pwns In Pop-A-Shot

Previously on Outside the Boxscore, we showed the rather interesting skills of Jimmy Kimmel's Ricardo the Busboy in the arcade basketball game, "Pop-A-Shot".

Well, this video has now come to light of an Asian woman who might be able to take his crown:



(Courtesy of Bob's Blitz)

Eric Gordon Posterizes DeJuan Blair

At first glance, Clipper guard Eric Gordon appears to be one NBA player who couldn't throw down a poster dunk.

However during last night's Spurs/Clippers he proved that theory wrong as he threw down two nasty slams.

The first being on Tim Duncan and the second one seen below on DeJuan Blair:



(Courtesy of The Hoop Scene)

Jason Kidd Dials Up A 75-Foot Buzzer Beater

During last night's Dallas Mavericks/Los Angeles Clippers affair, Maverick guard Jason Kidd fired up a near full-court shot at the end of the second quarter.

I think you can figure out the rest from here:

Aaron Cook....Broken Fibula!

The Colorado Rockies are back into the thick of things in the National League West and the Wild Card race but they will be without pitcher Aaron Cook for an disclosed period of time.

Why you may ask? Cook broke his right fibula when Cincinnati's Joey Votto lined a ball off of his leg.

Below is the brutal video and you can actually her the audio of it snapping:



(Courtesy of The Last Angry Fan)