Wacky Sports Photos of the Week (Oct. 29-Nov. 4)

Author:
SI Staff
Publish date:
Nov 4, 2014

Wacky Sports Photos of the Week (Oct. 29-Nov. 4)

The Ottawa 67's look on from the bench during their game against the Niagara Ice Dogs.

A Dallas Cowboys performer dressed in a zombie costume during a halftime show.

Michael Sam with Billy Porter (as "Lola"), backstage at the hit musical "Kinky Boots."

Matt Kenseth takes aim after winning the pole for the Sprint Cup Series AAA Texas 500.

The Laker Girls during their team's game against the Houston Rockets.

Craig Gallagher takes a roll with Benidorm in The Watch Racing UK Anywhere Novices' Hurdle Race.

Irene Hester and Caitlin Ledoux of the U.S. dive for the ball during a match against Brazil.

Michael Strahan and Kelly Ripa dressed up for Halloween at the Live With Kelly & MIchael show.

Rihanna joins the crowd in New York on Halloween.

Buzz, the Georgia Tech mascot, carries away a cheerleader during the Yellow Jackets' win over Virginia.

A San Francisco Giants fan during batting practice before Game 7 of the World Series.

A surfer walks past 'Gift of the Rhinoceros' by Mikaela Castledine during the 2014 Sculptures by the Sea exhibition at Tamarama Beach in Sydney, Australia.

Playboy Bunny Charisa Boyle visits pit road during the qualifying for the AAA Texas 500.

Marcelo Vieira of Real Madrid CF flips after scoring the fourth goal against Cornella.

South Carolina fans tailgating before the game against Tennessee.

One would think there would be a higher-tech way of handing out tissues at the NYC Marathon.

Nebraska fan with extra heads at their team's game against Purdue.

High-wheel bicyclists gather for the Prague Mile. The Czech high-wheel bicycles club was founded in 1880 and its members meet up at this race yearly.

Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda (the tiny red dot you can see in the dark sky) walks from Marina City's west tower to the top of the 671-foot-tall Leo Burnett building in Chicago. The walk, which spanned 454 feet, is the highest and steepest skyscraper walk in the history of the Flying Wallenda family.