Federline, wearing a pair of cameo underoos, compares himself to a pregnant man as he tips the scales at a staggering 240 pounds. Once a svelt back-up dancer for Britney Spears, Federline says his weight gain can be attributed to depression following his divorce from Spears, with whom he has two sons.

Federline says, "Me and Brit are good now. Everybody knows I've had a tough road but I am happy where we are at now. Everything we went through played a part in my weight gain."

"You go through certain situations in your life and some people get depressed and eat more and I was one of those people. Some people get stressed and they lose weight. With me that wasn't the case. I went through a lot of things and I would definitely say that those things contributed to me gaining weight – that is for sure."

Federline's ex Shar Jackson also appears on the show, as well as Bobby Brown and Baywatch babe Nicole Eggert. The Bodog Sportsbook has the best entertainment and Oscar odds. Need an account? Join Bodog today.

And while Kentucky has barely paid off against the college basketball odds so far this year, they’re still an impressive 22-1 straight-up heading into Tuesday’s game.

The Wildcats grabbed that 22nd victory on Saturday, beating up on LSU in an 81-55 decision. DeMarcus Cousins led the way with 19 points to go along with a game-high 13 rebounds in that win.

Alabama is coming off consecutive losses to Auburn, Florida, and Mississippi, and they entered the week at just 13-10 on the season. Bettors have seen them go 9-9-2 against the numbers to date.

The Tide got 18 points from JaMychel Green in Saturday’s 74-67 loss to the Rebels.

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The big reveal went down last night on David Letterman, which began as a teaser when Letterman pointed to a fake billboard of a naked Scott Brown, but then a sheet was removed from the real SI billboard in Times Square to unveil Decker in a yellow bikini.

"I still don't know the formula for the cover," Decker said. "It's luck, the perfect suit and perfect storm to get it."

Sports Illustrated encourages a natural look and Decker said that because of this, it was easier to get a good photograph. "This celebrates the girls and their personalities. I think it's why they get such beautiful pictures."

To celebrate, the Sports Illustrated swimsuit models will be heading to Vegas for three parties which are planned at Jet Nightclub at The Mirage Hotel & Casino and Vanity Nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Check out the Sports Illustrated promotional video. Also, tonight CNBC takes an exclusive look inside the billion dollar multimedia Sports Illustrated Swimsuit franchise. Check out the exclusive Brooklyn Decker footage. Sneak peek (first 2 min of doc): http://bit.ly/dir6SU.

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Sunday's Super Bowl XLIV win by the New Orleans Saints over the favored Indianapolis Colts is not only the feel-good story of the year, according to The Nielsen Company it is also the most-watched program in the history of American television. The 1983 M*A*S*H finale was the record holder, until Drew Brees lit it up in Miami and inspired a nation with his heroics on the grid iron. (Okay maybe that was a bit over-the-top but the dude GOT IT DONE for the city of New Orleans.)

If 106.5 million people watched the Super Bowl and 166 million pounds of snacks were eaten and 49.2 million cases of beer were consumed, then…

The Nielsen Company estimates 106.5 million people watched the Saints kick some ass; while the M*A*S*H record was 105.97 million. Oh and last year's Super Bowl record has been officially blown out of the water; a mere 98.7 million people watched Ben Roethlisberger and Kurt Warner go at it.

In a Feb. 1 2010 Nielsen news release, 9 out of 10 U.S. households said they were planning on watching Super Bowl XLIV at home or at a friend's or relative's house instead of watching it from a restaurant or bar.

We drank more beer at Halloween than during the Super Bowl? That's scary.

Despite all the cool beer commercials and all the beer-drinking contests at parties and bars during Super Bowl Sunday it is not even close to being the biggest beer day. More beer is consumed on the Fourth of July (63.5 million cases for the 2-week period), then Memorial Day, then Labor Day, then Thanksgiving, then Christmas, then Halloween (odd), THEN the Super Bowl (49.2 million cases). It's shocking, really. We should do something about that for next year. ;)

We ate 166 million pounds of crap food? Really (burp)?

Nearly 166 million pounds of snacks are consumed on average during the Super Bowl.  The most popular snack of choice are potato chips — 44 million pounds of potato chips!!  Tortilla chips and pretzels were next in line.

The diet starts tomorrow. Tonight I'm thinking more beer and chips. (Leftovers, right? Can't just throw that shit away.)

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White beat out heavyweights including Oprah, Jay Leno, David Letterman, Doritos and Coca-Cola.

A six-time Emmy winner, White's career has spanned over sixty-five years. At 88-years-old, the former Golden Girl has had a steadily successful film and television career, recently appearing in the Sandra Bullock comedy, The Propsal.

Top 5 Super Bowl Commercials: Mars’ Snickers, with Betty White; Doritos, Dog collar on owner; Bud Light, House out of beer cans; Budweiser, Fences don’t come between friends; Coca-Cola, African sleepwalker.

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College basketball bettors will continue to be wary of the Jayhawks, however, as they’re just 9-10-1 against-the-spread this season. Kansas didn’t cover in a 75-64 win over Nebraska on Saturday.

The Longhorns haven’t fared any better on the wagering lines – they’re sitting at 9-10 against-the-spread heading into Monday night. Texas is 6-5 ATS at home; they lost their last home game 80-77 to Baylor back on January 30.

Totals bettors won’t get any clear trends for this contest – Kansas is 8-11 on the OVER/UNDER this season, while Texas is 11-7. The Jayhawks’ win over the Cornhuskers on Saturday was an OVER result; that total was set at 133 points.

Texas will be looking to make a statement on Monday – with four losses in the past six games they’re starting to hurt their seeding for the NCAA Tournament.

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Michael Matz is Lentenour's trainer and it is by no coincidence that he was also Barbaro's trainer; so if Matz is thinking that Lentenor could have a shot at the 2010 Kentucky Derby, then maybe we'd better keep an eye on this horse.

"I do think he is good enough," Matz said earlier this week at Gulfstream Park. "I don't want to do too much with him now because I don't want to be out of horse if we do get to one of the classic races. We'll see with his next race. He'll tell us from race to race where he's going to go."

The plan right now is to run Lentenor in the next allowance race scheduled for Feb. 17 at Gulfstream. If Lentenor wins that then Matz said he'd run him in the Florida Derby, a Kentucky Derby prep race that big brother Barbaro also won en route to his Kentucky Derby win.

Lentenor's Jan. 20 win was his third race; he finished third in his first race, and then second in his second race. His progression has been steady, which is good, but all three races thus far have been on grass. And as we all know, the Kentucky Derby is run on a dirt track at Churchill Downs. The Florida Derby, however, is run on a dirt track, making it the perfect prep race for Lentenor's Run for the Roses. At any rate, Matz is confident that Lentenor will continue to improve, slowly but surely.

"That's what we're hoping for, that he'll keep improving as he has done," Matz said. "He got into a little trouble in his first two races, and he had a clear trip in his third race. He came out of the race terrific and I think he'll get a lot out of that race."

Lentenor is the third offspring of the sire Dynaformer and the dam La Ville Rouge to have made the leap onto the American thoroughbred horse racing scene.

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UFC 109 was hyped as a battle between two legends in the sport, but it turned out to be a night of upsets. The main event between Randy Couture and Mark Coleman went pretty much like everyone thought it would, with Couture dominating and submitting Coleman in the second round. Coleman looked, and was, outclassed in the octagon with Randy "The Natural" Couture. Also winning were Matt Serra, Chael Sonnen, Damian Maia, and Paulo Thiago.

The big upset of the night was Middleweight gatekeeper Nate "The Great" Marquardt getting completely dominated by Chael Sonnen and losing a lopsided decision. Marquardt could not establish his stand-up game and Sonnen had no difficulty taking down Marquardt and keeping on the ground. Marquardt couldn't mount a comeback and lost every round in the fight, despite looking like he was getting back into the action in the last minute of the final round.

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