LOS ANGELES -- L.A. Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant today is acting like he is on "Dancing With The Stars" as he tries to two-step past a homophobic slur that has gotten him into hot water with the LGBT community.

During the third quarter of the Lakers game against the San Antonio Spurs, Kobe got a technical foul and was clearly upset with the NBA refs.

Bryant shouted at referee Bennie Adams, appearing to call him a "F*cking f*ggot."

The Lakers said they can't confirm what was said, but it looks obvious. A TV announcer even said, "You might wanna take the cameras off of him."

It’s four weeks into a ten-week season, and most of the teams have found their rhythm.

Players who were completely new to the game no longer consider themselves new, and the teams are using their chemistry to their advantage. Rookies are stepping up, and veteran players are trusting and even counting on their rookies to make plays.

"We’ve been fortunate to have key players in the right position, and they’re rookies who want to play well," said Tom Mullen, one of this week's defensive players of the week, and a member of the undefeated Baja Betty's Ball Hawks.

The wet and muddy fields from the previous day’s rain didn’t keep SDAFFL’s weekend warriors from meeting up, tearing it up and hamming it up on the football field.

As the skies cleared and hints of rain subsided, it ended up being a great day for football and an even more beautiful day for team pictures!

In just three short weeks, the pool of undefeated teams has gotten smaller, with only two teams leading the pack: the Bourbon Street Storm and Baja Betty’s Ball Hawks.

Pat Griffin, a longtime expert on homophobia in sports, commentator, educator, and member of the LGBT community, has always been a champion of LGBT athletes. She's also always been one of the first people to call out organizations for disparaging them in any form or fashion.

Just a couple months ago, Griffin teamed with the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) to produce "Changing the Game - the GLSEN Sports Project."