I’m Lynn Lumpkin CRWENewswire Sports Commentator. This is the Sports Corner.

Over the past month, the Indianapolis Colts have been as dysfunctional as a Hollywood marriage. Two days after Peyton Manning, the Colts’ four-time league MVP, complained that the Colts’ complex had a dour atmosphere, team owner Jim Irsay called him a “politician” and that he didn’t appreciate Manning’s public campaign.

Irsay has fired vice chairman Bill Polian, general manager Chris Polian, coach Jim Caldwell and most of his staff over the last three weeks. Manning has said, “I wasn’t trying to paint the Colts in a bad light, but it’s tough when so many people you’ve known for so long are suddenly leaving. I feel very close to a lot of these guys and we’ve done great things together. It’s hard to watch an old friend clean out his office. That’s all I was trying to say.”

In college football news yesterday, Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor identified 32-year-old Brian Downing, a Crimson Tide fan, as the person who was filmed draping his genitals on the head of a passed-out LSU fan.

The cell phone video of the incident taken after the national title game went viral over the past week. The male LSU fan is passed out with his head on a table inside the Krystal Burger eatery in New Orleans. In the video, several Alabama fans are seen taunting and taking pictures with him. Some fans placed food cartons on his head, before one Alabama fan, alleged to be Downing, is seen pulling out his genitals and simulating a sexual act on top of the the unconscious LSU fan’s head.

Thank you for joining me and stay with us for all your sports updates. I’m Lynn Lumpkin CRWENewswire Sports Commentator.

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