The Roundup: It's Friday. Whew.
By Jason McIntyre
There’s a family in Denver with the last name Tebow. With Tim in town, they’re now famous. [Post]
Panic, Kansas fans – Josh Selby still hasn’t been cleared by the NCAA. [CBS Sports]
This Brett Favre waffling chart looks like a dangerous ride at Six Flags. [Slate]
A lot to love about the Rodgers brothers at Oregon State. [Chronicle]
For twenty-two years, Howard Cosell has been snubbed. [SI]
DeAngelo Hall always seems to be mouthing off. This one will likely get him fined. [Redskins Insider]
Liked this story about why Americans don’t live their life like the show Mad Men – even if they might want to. [NYT]
Are kids really picking lacrosse over baseball these days, or is Bucky Dent just uninformed? [Lacrosse Playground]
Philly writers continue to hammer away at the Eagles’ lack of punishment for Mike Vick. Give it up, guys. [Inquirer]
SEC commish Mike Slive talks Lane Kiffin. Best part of the series so far. [Fanhouse]
“In the court filing, Maria Del Pilar Alomar, 33, wrote that in April, her husband threatened her with a knife, putting her in fear for her life. In June, she said, Alomar, 42, yelled at her and pushed her backward using his body weight, causing her to fall.” [St. Pete Times]
Bill Parcells loves the Saratoga Springs racetrack. [Palm Beach Post]