Rion Paige – Blown Away – The X Factor USA 2013

Rion Paige auditions with “Blown Away” on The X Factor season 3.She’s so talented and only 13 years old!X FACTOR returned for Season 3 with Simon Cowell, Demi Lovato, and they are joined by new judges Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio, as well as returning host Mario Lopez.

Video Omar Infante hit in face with pitch, leaves game

Kansas City Royals second baseman Omar Infante was hit in the head with a pitch by Heath Bell on Monday night and had to leave Kansas City's game with the Rays as a result. Infante appeared to be struck in the jaw and was treated by Kansas City's trainers before leaving the game. Infante immediately left Monday night's game against the Rays in the seventh inning, walking off under his own power with Royals trainers Nick Kenney and Kyle Turner. Infante, hit in the left cheek, was spitting blood and had blood on his forehead as trainers held a towel to his face.He walked away from the plate and was attended to by head athletic trainer Nick Kenney, then left through the dugout. He was replaced by Danny Valencia.

Clay Matthews Late Hit On Colin Kaepernick

A late hit on quarterback Colin Kaepernick led to a scuffle between the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers early in the marquee game between the two top teams. The 49ers had a third-down play deep in Green Bay territory in the second quarter, and Kaepernick scrambled to his left in an effort to reach the first down. While he went out of bounds short of the marker, Clay Matthews didn't let up on the play. After Kaepernick had stepped out of bounds, the Packers linebacker brought him down to the ground hard. Matthews dove and wrapped Kaepernick after he stepped out of bounds, slamming him to the ground. San Francisco offensive lineman Joe Staley rushed over to retaliate, causing a scuffle out of bounds. The officials called a personal foul on Matthews and penalized Staley for unsportsmanlike conduct, resulting in offsetting penalties and no play. Days before their Week 1 meeting, Matthews spoke to local media about hitting the quarterback who is running the read option.After the disregard for the rules and the obvious cheap shot that the Packers delivered to Kaepernick, you can expect to see Clay Matthews getting a letter in the mail with a hefty fine from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. At the time of this post, the 49ers were hanging on to a one touchdown lead, 14-7, with a few seconds to go in the first half.

SOUTH CAROLINA COACHES SIDELINE FIGHT

outh Carolina's playing pretty well in Athens against the Georgia Bulldogs today, so we're not sure what sparked this. Brad Nessler, as you can hear, is himself baffled.All told, the Georgia Bulldogs made five trips to the end zone in their 41-30 win. Even when the Gamecocks forced a three-and-out, the defensive coaches couldn't hide their frustration.The altercation came after South Carolina had just forced Georgia to go three and out on offense. No word yet on the reason, but hopefully it was short-lived, considering this is one of the biggest games of the season for the Gamecocks.

Fan runs on court, confronts Hawaii coach

Every once in a while, a fan will run onto the field or court during a game. Usually, the fan just runs around for fun, so it's a pretty rare sight to see one angrily confront a player or coach.After Hawaii coach Gib Arnold was assessed a technical foul during tonight’s game against UC Santa Barbara, a Gauchos fan ran onto the court to confront him. Hawaii’s players had to literally push away the spectator from their coach.The COME AT ME BRO-ish backpedal is kinda frightening. This is not an individual in his right mind. And then he just turns around and leaves, as if to return to his seat.

Munchie Legaux Leg Injury During Game Vs. Illinois

Cincinnati's Munchie Legaux suffered a serious leg injury during a game against Illinois on Saturday and was hospitalized. Legaux was trying to lead a fourth quarter comeback as Cincinnati trailed 31-17 against an Illinois team that struggled to put away an FCS team last week. As he got rid of a pass, he was sandwiched by a pair of Illinois defenders. (That's a link to a .GIF of him being hit. We opted not to post it here, because it's rather gruesome.) He immediately went down, and everybody around the Illini's stadium quickly realized the severity of the injury.Kay was the projected starter entering August but was slowed by shoulder fatigue, allowing Legaux to reclaim his spot in the starting lineup.Illinois would score 14 points after Legaux's injury, beating Cincinnati 45-17 to move to 2-0. The 28-point win provided the program's largest margin of victory since beating Purdue 44-10 on Oct. 30, 2010.Legaux was hit by two Illinois defenders as he was delivering a pass and immediately went to the ground. Players who were near him instantly signaled for the trainers and looked horrified after seeing the damage.

Matthew Cordle Confesses in Video Killing Man in Crash

A driver has confessed in a video posted online that he's to blame for a wrong-way car crash stemming from a night of heavy drinking that killed another man and says he's willing to take "full responsibility." The 3 1/2-minute video, posted on at least two websites on Tuesday, shows 22-year-old Matthew Cordle describing what led to the accident in which he killed the man three months ago. "My name is Matthew Cordle, and on June 22nd, 2013, I hit and killed Vincent Canzani," he says somberly. "This video will act as my confession."Cordle says in the video he "made a mistake" when he decided to drive his truck home after "drinking heavily" and hit the other car, killing the 61-year-old Canzani, of suburban Columbus. The video begins with Cordle's face blurred as he describes how he has struggled with depression and was simply trying to have a good time with friends going "from bar to bar" the night of the accident. He then describes how he ended up driving into oncoming traffic on a highway.Cordle's face becomes clear as he reveals his name and confesses to killing Canzani.ranklin County prosecutor Ron O'Brien on Thursday said Cordle was a suspect in the deadly crash but hadn't been charged. O'Brien said he saw the video on Wednesday and downloaded a copy onto a CD as evidence. He said he'll ask a grand jury to indict Cordle for aggravated vehicular homicide with an alcohol specification, a charge that carries a maximum of eight years in prison upon conviction.The Houston Chronicle reports that Cordle is considered a suspect in the deadly crash but that he has not been charged with a crime yet. Franklin County prosecutor Ron O’Brien said that downloaded a copy of the young man’s video confession and plans to use it as evidence. O’Brien said that he’ll ask a grand jury to indict Cordle for aggravated homicide with an alcohol specification. Cordle faces a maximum sentence of 8-years in prison.