CYBERSPORTS YOU'VE GOT DIGITAL PROOF.

Byline: - Tom Hoffarth

They still don't believe you finished the race. Today, run to the computer and show them.

Pretty much everyone who finished Sunday's L.A. Marathon can access a free digital video of themselves at the KCOP Channel 13 Web site, starting this afternoon.

To find the footage, go to UPN13's home page (www.kcop.tv), click on ``Online Finish Line Results,'' plug in a name or bib number and write down the finishing time. Return to the home page, click on ``Video Finish'' and enter that time. Hope you remembered to smile.

The video will be up on the site until April 4.

Independent filmmakers D. Scott Hessels and P. James Keitel, in partnership with students from the UCLA School of Design and Media Art, were to begin filming after the first person crossed the line and continue for about five hours, stopping at approximately 4:30 p.m.

--Playboy.com, which caused a recent ruckus with its online poll to determine the sexiest sportscaster in America, entered into a deal with SportsLine.com to obtain content and marketing for its sports pages. As a result, Playboy merchandise will be offered on the ``SportsLine Rewards'' program.

How would these two hook up? Remember, the winner of the Playboy.com poll was CBS' Jill Arrington, employed by the network that sponsors SportsLine.com's main sports news and information site.

--A $45 million breach of sponsorship suit that Buy.com has filed against the PGA Tour will likely guarantee a break in the relationship between the online shopping site and the PGA's secondary tour that it sponsors.

The Orange County-based Buy.com, which also laid off 125 workers last week as it tries to stay afloat, says the PGA Tour was wrong to allow USA Network's Electronics Commerce Solutions as the exclusive operator for its online store of PGA Tour equipment and apparel.