Tony Larussa's Daughter Selected As An Oakland Raiders Cheerleader

Tony Larussa might have shingles/pink-eye right now (here and here) but that didn't stop his hot daughter, Bianca, from being selected as a 2011 Oakland Raiders Cheerleader. Bianca Larussa recently tried out and was selected to be part of the 2011 Oakland Raiders cheerleading squad, the Raiderettes, that won't have a job come September. Bianca Larussa is the kind of girl I want to hang out with. She's from a rich family, she obviously loves sports, her dad loves to drink and she has almost 2,000 followers on Twitter. She's posted 191 Twitpics so if you really want to then here you go.

Okay, I couldn't end this post with Bianca Larussa talking about how much good the Oakland Raiders do. Has she forgotten that in 2009 their most recent coach, Tom Cable, punched his assistant coach, fracturing his jaw, and then was accused of beating his two ex-wives and ex-girlfriend?

Oakland Raiders WR Louis Murphy Arrested For Possession of Viagra

Oakland Raiders WR Louis Murphy was arrested Sunday morning for possession of...wait for it...if you didn't read the title of this post you are still in suspense...Viagra! Louis Murphy was in a car with Carlos Dunlap and they got pulled over for playing music too loud. Wait, playing music too loud in a car is a pull-over-able offense? According to the Gainesville Sun:

Gainesville Police Officer Thomas Harrison said he spotted Murphy's Cadillac Escalade at 100 SW First St., with the stereo playing loudly. Harrison said he told Murphy, 23, to pull over, but then Murphy continued driving to a city parking lot, where he and his passengers got out of the SUV and walked away.

Harrison flipped on his lights and ordered Murphy and the passengers to stop. Harrison said Murphy refused to present identification and demanded to know why Harrison stopped him. Harrison said Murphy continued to refuse to show his ID and so Harrison attempted to place him in handcuffs, but, he said, Murphy refused to put his hands behind his back. It took three officers to place the 6-foot-2-inch, 180-pound NFL player into custody.

Harrison said Murphy consented to a search of his vehicle, where officers found a “non-labeled prescription bottle containing 11 individual pills later identified as Viagra.” Murphy could not provide a prescription for it and allegedly told the officer that he had peeled the label off of the bottle “because he did not want his girlfriend to know he had a prescription for it.”

Ah yes, the classic "don't want my girlfriend knowing I have a Viagra prescription" excuse. Usually works every time.