Going into week seven, the match-ups were anything but expected.

With only one team performing to expectations (top-seeded Bourbon Street Storm continued to dominate with another blow-out win), there were a few other standout games with outcomes that can be described as no less than incredibly dramatic!

Eden and Betty's produce a nail-biter

On April 5 the International Olympic Committee released new rules for determining whether or not women who have higher than usual levels of naturally-produced testosterone will be eligible to compete in women’s sports.

Though the IOC denies it, it seems likely that this clarification is motivated by the embarrassing and shameful handling of the challenge to South African runner, Caster Semenya, two years ago at the World Championships.

The NBA fined Kobe Bryant $100,000 Tuesday night after he was caught on camera throwing an anti-gay slur at a referee after being fouled in a game against the Phoenix Suns. Bryant has since given what some don't agree to be an apology and says he will appeal the fine.

Kobe Bryant isn’t some great, bigoted monster, as some have implied, but he isn’t the innocent victim of some overblown one-off incident about a word that’s “not even that bad,” either.

LOS ANGELES – Days after basketball superstar Kobe Bryant was caught during a telecast yelling an anti-gay slur at a referee, the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA have agreed to work with GLAAD to educate fans about the harms of hurtful language.

The Lakers joined GLAAD in issuing a release regarding Kobe Bryant’s use of the anti-gay slur “f*ggot” during a game this week and committing to address homophobic remarks in the sport.

"What happened in Tuesday night's game is not representative of what the Lakers stand for," Lakers spokesman John Black said.