Kay Fagan

It's 2004. It's for the masses. The Super Bowl is for everybody. It's about an entertainment extravaganza, starting with halftime, like it or not, and then you build up to this great rush at the end. What more could anybody want?

Well, the NFL was punked. I mean, this is Janet getting attention. It's the oldest trick in the book. But you don't do this in front of all these people. And I thought about something Plasky would as a moralist. I thought about kids for a minute there. But I also realized kids watch MTV. They're more accustomed to this than we think. The NFL's at a crossroads.

You're crazy. I don't really care.

This weekend was one big weekend of indecent exposure. I don't even want to talk about Shaq and his foul mouth. Give him soap. Janet Jackson, the rest of it. How about appreciating a performance?

We haven't talked about LeBron in weeks. He has a great game, and not a soul in America has it on their nursery. A great game against the Wizards, all right?