While World Cup mania has died down, soccer fans in India continue to honor their team's losing performance with an interesting adaptation of the sport.

These crazy guys actually weren't the first to invent such a spectacle. "Motoball" actually began in the 1930's in France and several European leagues still compete, with teams from the Netherlands, Russia, Germany, and France. 4 players from each team ride 250cc motorcycles while trying to kick the ball past the courageous goalkeeper who plays on foot.

Looks like the guys in India have more riders on the field, they like to smash into each other, and they do wheelies! So check out the video:

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From office pools to major wagers online, March Madness brings out gamblers big and small. There's just something about those brackets that makes everyone wanna bet!

Big prizes are being offered online and BetUS.com has lots of ways to win with their March Mayhem Bracket Contest. It starts with the grand prize of $5 million being awarded to the perfect 64 team bracket. Then the first place runner up gets a 50" plasma TV, and prize packs, gears, and free plays for second through fifth places.

Then the Round of 16 and Round of 8 brackets will deal out $10,000 each to the winners.

BetUS.com is even hooking up the big losers with their Busted Bracket Contest. If you get every first round entry wrong, you win $10,000 in free play! So win or lose... you win!

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ESPN will explore the third dimension this year with its new network, ESPN 3D.

They plan on broadcasting at least 85 live sporting events in 2010, starting with the first FIFA World Cup match in South Africa on June 11.

Other games such as the BCS National Championship and the Summer X Games are also on the schedule.

3D television could be scary. Some people already spend 15 hours a day in front of the boob tube. Once they are granted this magic 3D viewing power, they will never leave the couch.

What about the people who can't even view 3D movies? Will they be able to notice the difference in the games?

And what about the visually challenged people who wear eyeglasses? Those crazy 3D glasses are such a pain to wear over top. Will there still be those snazzy red and blue spectacles?

This announcement has obviously caused many frantic questions and concerns from sports fans everywhere.

If ESPN really wants to make me feel like I'm actually at the game, then I'll need a drunk guy spilling beer on my back and a loud guy screaming obscenities in my ear.

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