Friday on The Sportsline with Rich and Larry ... a lot going on before the weekend but it all kicked off with a new poll question at sportslineradio.com, revolving around Bluetooth ... and what drives him to be such an egomaniac.  Larry cast his vote for Jerod thinking that his name is worthy of being dropped, while Rich voted for using "GimmeTheMic" as his screen name.  What did you vote for?  Sportsline Historian Wesley Q. May also checked in reminding us that back a few years ago, the Luscious Lil got some ink in the local paper for doing a great job at band camp.

Dan Illman of the Daily Racing Form dropped by to talk some Belmont ... but first R&R needed to allow him to take a bow for nailing the trifecta in the Preakness.  Dan liked the value pick of Hard Spun in the Belmont, though did point out that he felt that the filly Rags to Riches did belong in the race with the boys.  Illman also criticized the management for Street Sense for not running him in the Belmont ... which would have clearly been in the best interest of a struggling sport.

Michael Vick Dogfighting Update:  More bad news for Ron Mexico ... the feds are now involved.  Things are not looking good.

Paris Hilton returning to jail kicks off Fantasy Friday, which features another appearance from Mr. Skin.  Mr. Skin of course is prominently featured in the smash hit movie "Knocked Up" and he talked about some of the other movies coming out this summer that are sure to feature some good celebrity nudity, including Hostel 2.  

Finally ... R&R get into NASCAR Fantasy and season 2 standings.  Larry's squad is also in a bit of trouble as a 100 point penalty was assessed to Kurt Busch for his antics against Tony Stewart.  Larry proposed to have Busch sit out a race and only start 3 drivers rather than be penalized 100 points, but the issue did not come up for a vote on Friday.

Congrats also to Stacy Compton who dropped by the show yet again ... on his second place finish in the truck race at Dover ... as well as the birth of his second daughter not long after.