Knicks guard Jeremy Lin has started the past three games for New York, played extremely well, and the NBA world has lost their minds with excitement. Lin schooled Wizards guard John Wall last night and threw down a dunk, causing the WASHINGTON crowd to cheer. Meanwhile, fans are having lots of fun with Lin's success as proven here, here and here.

As you probably know by now, Duke beat North Carolina last night on a three-pointer at the buzzer by freshman guard Austin Rivers after the Tar Heels led the entire second half. Awful Announcing has both local radio calls and they're both great for different reasons.

Kyle, of Arlington, Texas, says, "Jimmy, I did some research and noticed it's been over a year since you've had Amber Lancaster in Hot Clicks. I think you know what to do." I assume Kyle means I'm supposed to link to a photo gallery of the actress who stars in MTV's The Hard Times of RJ Berger, so here you go.

Unless you are a Patriots fan, you should absolutely watch these clips (Part I, Part II, Part III and Part IV) from NFL Network's Sound FX, which gives us a very inside look at Super Bowl XLVI.

If you didn't see yesterday's P.M. Hot Clicks, please check them out and vote in our NFL announcers poll. Couple of quick notes. A lot of you e-mailed to ask why Gus Johnson wasn't included. Gus only called a couple of NFL games this season, so that's why he was omitted. I also got two e-mails from people asking why Fox's Michael Strahan wasn't included in the pregame show analyst poll. Simple answer. I'm an idiot and simply forgot about him.

In Wednesday's P.M. Hot Clicks, I linked to a photo gallery of athletes and their license plates. That prompted Josh Saunders, of Baton Rouge, La., to send this e-mail: "Since you brought up license plates, you need to see the epic license plate the local DMV gave my bro. Thank you, Fairfield, Maine, DMV."

Gronk + Jersey Shore = Gold. (Thanks to SweaterPunch.com for the video.)