Hines Ward, Steelers visit local strip club
It didn't take long for the Pittsburgh Steelers to sample some of the adult entertainment Dallas has to offer.
Late Monday night, hours after they arrived here, Hines Ward, Ike Taylor and several other members of the Pittsburgh Steelers visited Dallas Gentlemen's Club on Northwest Highway in Dallas.
A number of other pro athletes were there as well.
When Ward and his teammates entered the club, dancers converged on them. They spent a few minutes in the VIP area at the back of the club. But as the music pumped and the women strode across the four stages, the Steelers huddled in the front corner of the club for closer looks.
Ward, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans, danced with a couple of strippers. At one point, he tossed out dollars while receiving lap dances. Other Steelers joined him.
At one point, near midnight, the Steelers, including huge linemen, appeared on the main stage., There they posed and danced with an assortment of strippers. It was "Make It Rain Monday" at the club. And some of the players made it rain with their dollar bills.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Packers cast aside Twitter trouble, prepare for title fight
Packers cast aside Twitter trouble, prepare for title fight
Now that the Green Bay Packers have arrived in North Texas for the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers is putting his team's Twitter-driven mini-controversy to rest.
"I think, obviously, this was made a bigger issue than it was," the quarterback said shortly after his team settled in at its Dallas-area hotel. "There was nothing going on in Green Bay last week, so this little thing blew up bigger than we ever thought it would."
Now that the Green Bay Packers have arrived in North Texas for the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers is putting his team's Twitter-driven mini-controversy to rest.
"I think, obviously, this was made a bigger issue than it was," the quarterback said shortly after his team settled in at its Dallas-area hotel. "There was nothing going on in Green Bay last week, so this little thing blew up bigger than we ever thought it would."
Steelers arrive in Big D, ready for Super business
Steelers arrive in Big D, ready for Super business
FORT WORTH, Texas -- Howdy, Hines. Welcome to Big D.
Hines Ward was ready for a rodeo of a week leading up to the Super Bowl as he stepped off the Pittsburgh Steelers' charter flight when the team arrived in Dallas.
Pittsburgh's star wide receiver, who embraces his reputation as one of the league's most aggressive -- and some say, dirtiest -- players, was decked out in a big black cowboy hat, a black sequined Western-style shirt, blue jeans, boots and a Texas-sized silver belt buckle.
FORT WORTH, Texas -- Howdy, Hines. Welcome to Big D.
Hines Ward was ready for a rodeo of a week leading up to the Super Bowl as he stepped off the Pittsburgh Steelers' charter flight when the team arrived in Dallas.
Pittsburgh's star wide receiver, who embraces his reputation as one of the league's most aggressive -- and some say, dirtiest -- players, was decked out in a big black cowboy hat, a black sequined Western-style shirt, blue jeans, boots and a Texas-sized silver belt buckle.
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