Ty Guzik could have walked into the Padres game on Tuesday wearing a rope around his waist and a brown cloak, but he already had a “friar haircut.” The haircut came from his Cavers football team, which beat Francis Parker 41-21 to improve to 3-0. Guzik told the players that if they won three games, they could give him a friar haircut.
T.J. Ward’s friar haircut
The Broncos safety T.J. Ward is in hot water again after throwing a glass at a strip club employee. He reportedly was drinking and was told that he could not bring outside drinks into the establishment. Fortunately, the incident was resolved without too many injuries. On Friday, Ward appeared in Denver County Court on an outstanding warrant for disorderly conduct. He was ordered to pay $1,900 bond.
The Denver Broncos have cut T.J. Ward after three years with the team. He had spent his first four years with the Browns. He was a member of the No Fly Zone and was a Pro Bowler. He was also a key piece in one of the best defenses in the NFL’s history.
Alexander Skarsgard’s side-parted faux hawk
If you’re a fan of Alexander Skarsgard’s side-partted faux hawk, you’re not alone! Despite his receding Hairline, this Swedish actor still manages to pull off this cool Hair. The actor is also known for his classy and minimal fashion sense. He was a model in the movie Zoolander and is 6ft 4 inches tall.
T.J. Ward’s tonsure
While a tonsure isn’t necessarily a sign of male sex, some people may consider it a sign of respect. One woman, LaNeita Ward, a proud mother of two boys, is the proud owner of a tonsure on her son’s shoulder. This tattoo commemorates the late Terrance Kelly, who was a close friend of T.J. Ward’s. Kelly, who died in a shooting in 2004, was a standout athlete. He played football at De La Salle High School, and was committed to playing at the University of Oregon.
LaNeita Ward is a true fan, attending every game of her sons. She has been to every pee wee, high school, and college game. She has even made it to UCLA track meets. Over the last 20 years, she has attended a lot of football games.
Denver Broncos safety T.J. Ward was suspended for the first game of the season, but appealed the suspension. Elway said he was disappointed by the suspension, but said he was confident in Ward’s innocence. The judge will review the case on October 31.
