Just Announced: Snoop Bowl VIII @ Nathaniel “Traz” Powell Stadium in Miami, FL, February 6

Snoop Dogg has announced his eight annual Snopp Bowl, a youth football league game for charity, organized by the famed rapper himself. The event, taking place in Miami, Fla., will feature the Snoop Dogg All Stars battling against one of Miami's own local youth football teams, coached by Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter and superstar wide receiver
Terrell Owens.

The starstudded event raises thousands of dollars for charity every year, and always promises to be a fun time. Buy your tickets now at Ticket Alternative.

Quick and Scared Motor Race Rescheduled for July 11

Bad weather caused the cancellation of May 2's The Quick and The Scared race in Steele, Alabama. The event has now been rescheduled for July 11, and tickets previously purchased for the May 2 event will still be honored for the July race. Those who cannot make the new date can be refunded for the ticket portion – those who were mailed tickets will need to mail their tickets back. Check out Ticket Alternative for more information.

Club Quincy in Birmingham Puts on Boxing Matches to Raise Money for Autism Research

Club Quincy at the Birmingham Race Course in Alabama is throwing a slew of boxing matches to raise money for the Autism Society of Alabama, all under an event called "Fight for Autism." Get your tickets here now!

Event Just Added! Snoop Bowl VII, Tampa FL

Attention Tampa, FL or anyone who will be traveling to Tampa for the Super Bowl!  Come watch Snoop Dogg and Mike Alstott coach the future stars of the NFL in a great charity event.

When legendary rapper Snoop Dogg toes the Gaither High School sideline in “Snoop Bowl VII”, he’ll be staring at a menacing figure across the field.  Former Buccaneer Great Mike Alstott, (Tampa Bay’s All Time touchdown leader), will serve as the head coach for the Tampa Bay All Stars.

The “Snoop Bowl” pits Snoop’s Los Angeles youth football team against an All Star team from the host city of the NFL Super Bowl.  Last year Snoop Dogg’s pups rolled over Matt Leinart’s Arizona All Stars 33-14.  This year the gauntlet has been thrown down in Tampa, and the A-Train has gladly accepted the challenge.

Historically the “Snoop Bowl” has raised over $50,000 for charity.  With the inclusion of Alstott, this event is sure to be a tremendous success.  The A-Train is as well known in the Bay area for his charitable doings as he is for breaking tackles and scoring touchdowns.  Over the years the A-Train has done significant work with All Children’s Hospital, the Children’s Cancer Center, local firefighters and Big Brothers Big Sisters.  “Snoop Bowl VII” will be no different, with proceeds benefitting the Mike Alstott Family Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters, The Children’s Cancer Center and All Sports Community Service.

The Tampa Bay team will have plenty of star power guiding them from the sidelines as well.  In addition to Alstott, those committed to participate as coaches are: Michael Clayton WR- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kevin Carter DE- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Andra Davis LB-Cleveland Browns, Raheem Brock DL-Indianapolis Colts, Greg White DL- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Max Starks OL-Pittsburgh Steelers, Bryant McKinnie OL-Minnesota Vikings, Jared Allen DE-Minnesota Vikings, Andre Johnson WR-Houston Texans, Travis Johnson DT-Houston Texans, as well as many of the best high school and youth football coaches in the Bay area.

The stars won’t just be on the sidelines.  They’ll be in the stands as well.  Historically the “Snoop Bowl” has attracted as many A-List singers, actors and celebrities as the other top Super Bowl week events.

“Snoop Bowl VII” is hosted by Capture Entertainment and Productions, and kicks off January 31, 2009 at 1:00 PM at Gaither High School in Tampa.

GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!  Click here for more info and to purchase advance tickets.  General Admission and VIP Tickets are available now.