Michigan fan has the most fantastic mullet (PHOTO)

Joe Dirt would be proud of this Michigan fan who sports an amazing mullet at Saturday's game against SMU.

Or maybe the dude lost a bet on that embarrassing upset by NJIT a few weeks back?

This Michigan fan has the most amazing mullet - http://t.co/pCyTWyzlVI pic.twitter.com/7fEiSoyC3X
— For The Win (@ForTheWin) December 20, 2014

The Wolverines got shedunked by the Mustangs yesterday, so I 'spect the party in the back to keep on growing.

"I got the poo on me!"

Josh Phegley explains his mullet 'do: 'Nothing better than looking like an idiot'

They're calling it "Phegley Phever" on the South Side of Chicago. Josh Phegley is off to a fast start since his Major League debut earlier this month (he's hit safely in nine of his 12 starts with three homers and 10 RBIs). But the real highlight might be his hairdo — a mullet.

The game of baseball brings a lot of stress, especially at the highest level -- so Phegley uses the business up front, party in the back hairstyle to stay relaxed.  

"When you get upset, you need something to cool you off a little bit. [There's] nothing better than looking like an idiot and having fun with it," Phegley said.

Joe Dirt couldn't have put it better.

The White Sox catcher claims his hair is getting a little too long on top — so we're expecting a full-blown '92 Billy Ray Cyrus by the end of the season.

Former NBA player Dwayne Schintzius dead at 43

Dwayne Schintzius— the former-New Jersey Nets center— died Sunday from complications from a rare form of leukemia.

Considered the first great big man at the University of Florida, Schintzius never lived up to his potential after college.  He went on to play for six NBA teams in a nine year professional career.  He was drafted out of Florida in the first round of the 1990 draft (24th overall) by the San Antonio Spurs before bouncing around the league with the Sacramento Kings, Nets, Indiana Pacers, Los Angeles Clippers and Boston Celtics.

Schintzius didn't produce big numbers during his injury-plagued pro career and night have been better known for his mullet haircut— which he called The Lobster— than his play.  It was one of the all-time great hairstyles in sports.

The 7-1 center led the Gators to the first of three NCAA tournaments for 1987-90, but unceremoniously quit the team 11 games into the 89-90 season after clashing with interim coach Don DeVoe.  He was named to the All-American team in '89.

Schintzius had been battling complications from a bone marrow transplant he received as treatment for chronic myelomonocytic leukemia diagnosed two years ago.

The big man with the "business up front, party in the back" haircut played four years with the Nets and posted career bests of 5.8 points per game and 5.0 rebounds off the bench for the team in the 1993 NBA playoffs.