What's buzzing:  'Toughest Sheriff' ready for violators  Dan
Wetzel Yahoo Sports  GLENDALE, Ariz. – If it comes to it, the
oft-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff" says he has a pair
of pink underwear, a bologna sandwich and a spot in a dirty old
prison tent for Tom Brady, Eli Manning or, most certainly, Paris
Hilton.  Maricopa County – which includes much of metropolitan
Phoenix – is host to the Super Bowl, one of the nation's most
decadent party weekends where, sometimes, celebrities and even
athletes find themselves on the wrong side of the law.  Around
here the law means Joe Arpaio, the tough talking, tougher-ruling
sheriff who would like nothing better than to make an example
out of a high-profile criminal and give them the kind of
treatment you might expect in what used to be the wild, wild
West.  So for the football player who might get into a bar fight
or the starlet who might drive drunk, consider yourself warned.
"(They'll) be treated the same as anyone," Arpaio said
Wednesday. "Let the players