Erin DiMeglio knows how to take a hit. The 18-year-old senior at Florida's South Plantation High School has already suffered a broken nose, a concussion, and dislocated fingers. And that was on the basketball court with South Plantation's girls' varsity team. So in some ways she was well prepared for her next challenge: suiting up for the school's football team. DiMeglio is the third-string quarterback for the South Plantation Paladins, and on August 31, she became what is believed to be the first girl to play QB in a high school game. She took two snaps, handing the ball off both times, in her team's 31–14 win in the season opener. On September 21, she completed her first pass in a regular season game. More »

You can't blame Illinois quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase for getting excited after scoring a touchdown against Wisconsin last Saturday. Scheelhaase crossed into the end zone after a five-yard run in the second quarter and immediately started looking for people to high five. After celebrating with his teammates, Scheelhaase wasn't done. He had more high fives to give, but to who? How about you, back judge Mike Brown, would you like to high-five? Apparently not.

Brown reacted to Scheelhaase's request as if the QB had cooties, resulting in one of the greatest high five fails of all time. Check out the .gif below.

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There isn't much that Lego Master Builder Erik Varszegi can't create out of Lego bricks. He has constructed a great white shark for an aquarium in Australia and a full-size SUV for an attraction at Legoland Florida. So Varszegi was more than ready for the challenge of building the model of Cam Newton, which appears on this month's cover. More »