Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Cindy Mello; Futuristic CFB Helmets

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Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Cindy Mello; Futuristic CFB Helmets
Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Cindy Mello; Futuristic CFB Helmets /

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College Football Helmets 

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Courtesy of Deeyung Entertainment

Last week, the graphic design experts at Deeyung Entertainment created a set of futuristic NFL helmets that Roger Goodell should make teams start using next season. The creative geniuses weren't done. They came up with 60 futuristic college football helmets that are nothing short of incredible. 

Keith Olberman vs. Penn State

Congrats to the students of Penn State who raised $13 million to help fight pediatric cancer during the annual THON dance marathon.  Keith Olberman, however, was not impressed.

Meet Malkin Crosby 

Two Penguins fans named their baby Malkin Crosby Long.The internet reacted as you'd expect after hearing news of a baby named Malkin Crosby Long.

Lovely Lady of the Day

I really wanted to feature Irina Shayk, Hannah Davis or Gigi Hadid today because of the classy yet revealing dresses they wore to the Oscar after-parties on Sunday. I am also tempted to show some love to Emily DiDonato, who is celebrating her 24th birthday. But I promised to avoid using SI Swimsuit models as LLODs for the next couple months, so you'll have to deal with Cindy Mello in lingerie instead. Hope you don't mind (click here for full-size gallery).

The Rihanna Effect

Can't say enough good things about The Triangle Offense blog, which crunched a bunch of numbers and created this fancy infographic to show that the home teams win 66% of the time Rihanna attends a game.

Glow in the Dark Hockey Mask

Lightning goalie Ben Bishop decided he needed a mask with actual luminescent lightning on it. And since it's 2015, he got his wish, thanks to designer Dave Gunnarsson.

I'm Just Here So I Won't Get Fined

Do I owe Marshawn Lynch royalties for that headline?

The Forgetful SVG

Your 2014 SI Sportsman of the Year

Shot of the Day (NBA Edition)

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Shot of the Day (Ping-Pong Edition)

James Harden > Ricky Rubio

Odds & Ends

The Suns hosted a Star Wars Night for fans attending last night's game against Boston ... An agent explains the NFL Combine ... There may be a shorter MLB season in the not-too-distant future ... Michael Sam will be on the new season of Dancing With the Stars ... Las Vegas' quest to get a NHL team hit a snag when not enough people signed up for season tickets ... David Ortiz showed up to Red Sox camp in a Notorious BIG t-shirt ... DeAngelo Williams, who may hold the record for being on the most fantasy football teams, will not be with Carolina next season ... Harrison Ford skipped the Oscars to attend Sunday's Lakers-Celtics game ... The funniest memes from Parks and Recreation. The season finale is tonight on NBC ... A cop in Massachusetts found a $15,000 pearl in his soup.

Best Usher Ever

The best part of last night's Kansas-Kansas State game.

View From the Ref Cam

This is about a week old but still cool. The referee's view of a goal by South Florida forward Stephen DeMarco.

Y-M-C-A on the Ice

Julius Hudacek, who plays goalie for Orebro of the Swedish Hockey League, leads the arena in a Y-M-C-A sing-along during a game supporting LGBT.

Kobe on Kimmel

Kobe Bryant discusses his injury and the Lakers' losing streak during an appearance with Jimmy Kimmel last night.

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Andy Gray
ANDY GRAY

A senior editor atSI.com, Andy Gray oversees Hot Clicks, Extra Mustard and the Swimsuit site. A Boston sports loyalist and Columbia graduate, he joined SI in 2005.