The Roundup: Shirtless Jockeys, MTV Turns 30 Today, Notre Dame Football is Back & Defending Bob Bradley
By Jason McIntyre
A calendar of shirtless jockeys? You’ll probably laugh. [Times Union]
Catching up with Mississippi’s Mr. Football from 2004, Jimmy Johns. [Clarion Ledger]
In Australia, you might not want to pick up money if you find it on a casino floor. [Herald Sun]
The Jay Cutler you don’t know. [Sun-Times]
Brian Kelly and Notre Dame football: The Irish are back. [Tribune]
Add Nicolas Batum’s name to the list of players going overseas to play during the lockout. He’s headed to France. [ESPN]
Joey Harrington was hit by a small SUV while riding his bike. He’s OK. [KATU]
Moderately interesting story about Pat Haden, the USC AD who has completed his first year on the job. [LA Times]
In defense of Bob Bradley. [Balt Sun]
NFL Films and the NFL Network have never really gotten along. [Philly Daily News]
Too much Favre, Yankees & Red Sox on ESPN? Of course. [Times Union]
I don’t think Dufresne actually think that of the four teams that could break up the SEC’s dominance on the BCS crown, three of them are from the west. [LAT]
Mark Richt’s Bulldogs are painfully thin at linebacker. [AJC]
According to the caption, this jackass got paid $100 to get knocked out by his friend. He should have asked for more.
While driving on the highway, this family noticed a snake on the hood of its car.