Kevin Ware Back in Court
LEMON: We were calling this the break heard around the world. Right?</s>SAMBOLIN: It was amazing.</s>LEMON: Less than eight months after suffering one of the most gruesome injuries ever seen on a basketball court, Louisville's Kevin Ware is back in action.</s>SAMBOLIN: Andy Scholes is going to join us now with more on this morning's "Bleacher Report." We were talking, Andy, about the psychology behind this, how these kids actually get back on the basketball court and they are not scared.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, THE BLEACHERREPORT.COM: Yes. Good morning, guys. It's great to see Kevin back out there and he's definitely not scared. He was cleared to practice this last Sunday and you know, he didn't expect to play last night but Louisville head coach Rick Pitino, he surprised everyone when he called Ware's number. And it was just last March the -- Cardinals guard suffered this gruesome injury. We all remember this image of him laying out on the court. Last night Ware showed, hey, he's all healed up. He came in half way through the second half of the exhibition game. He got a standing ovation. Look, he hits the very first shot he takes. It was a three-pointer. The junior guard played only 10 minutes in the game but as you can imagine, he was definitely thrilled to be back out and on the court.</s>KEVIN WARE, LOUISVILLE CARDINALS GUARD: When he called my number, I was just ready to get in. I've been waiting for this moment for 200 and -- like 20 days now so I'm happy.</s>SCHOLES: Well, here's something you rarely see. John Moffitt, an offensive lineman for the Denver Broncos, is quitting the NFL midseason and walking away from a million dollars. Moffitt says he is retiring from football because he's lost his love for the game and he's tired of risking his health. Moffitt added, "I'm not trying to be the poster boy for oh, I thought I should leave because of concussions, I'm just saying it's a valid point." Moffitt was drafted in the third round in 2011 and was only in his third season in the league. But trending on bleacherreport.com today is this crazy video from last night's Blackhawk-Jets game. The Jets' Adam Pardy gets checked through the glass, then a fan steals his helmet and puts it on his head. Poor Pardy he got his helmet stolen. This lady pours her beer on his head. The video clearly showed that Chicago fans are definitely hardcore. Kansas State Women's Basketball team is excited about tipping off their season tomorrow night and in hopes of luring a big student crowd to the game the school is offering them free bacon.</s>LEMON: Oh, my.</s>SCHOLES: KSU announced the promotion on Twitter and guys, it's gained so much steam that the school had to increase their order of bacon from 100 pounds to 300 pounds.</s>SAMBOLIN: Yum, yum.</s>SCHOLES: So if you get there an hour before the game, they're going to give you this paper boat full of bacon.</s>LEMON: And the problem with that is?</s>SAMBOLIN: Icky.</s>LEMON: You kidding me?</s>SAMBOLIN: Messy. Hey, one question.</s>LEMON: I love the bacon.</s>SAMBOLIN: Did the Blackhawks win or did they lose?</s>SCHOLES: You know what, I didn't even see the score. I was so wrapped up in watching the video of that guy getting his head -- his helmet ripped off and then the beer poured on his head and then I was --</s>SAMBOLIN: Crazy video.</s>SCHOLES: Thinking about eating bacon all morning.</s>SAMBOLIN: All right. I'll check in on that. Thank you so much.</s>LEMON: Hopefully they're serving some bagels with that and maybe a little scrambled eggs, that'd be nice.</s>SAMBOLIN: To sop up all the oil, right?</s>LEMON: Thank you, Andy Scholes. Appreciate it. Coming up, the NFL launching an investigation of the Miami Dolphins workplace in the face of a widening bullying scandal and now some of Richie Incognito's teammates are coming to his defense.