Roundup: Foodies Love New Orleans, ESPN's John Saunders Injured in Fall, Newsman Mocks the Kardashians
By Jason McIntyre
LSU 19, Mississippi St. 6: The Bulldogs had averaged 321 yards rushing and 46.5 points per game in the first two weeks before the Tigers locked them down last night. [Times-Picayune]
The college basketball preseason, in 140-character bursts for teams from the power conferences and some non-BCS teams. [SI]
“A fight over a dance routine led to one teenager punching another, breaking his jaw and causing facial paralysis …” [Statesman]
ESPN’s John Saunders accidentally fell and won’t be part of the network’s Saturday’s college football coverage. [Front Row]
Foodies love New Orleans. [NOLA]
Steve Lavin’s loaded recruiting class has taken a major hit – three players have been ruled ineligible. [Parrish & Goodman]
Lawsuit to keep an eye on: Shawn Darling vs. Shaq. Here’s an interview with Darling. [Loop 21]
“Social media users who denounce drug cartel activities along the Mexican border received a brutal warning this week: Two mangled bodies hanging like cuts of meat from a pedestrian bridge.” [CNN]
Some Amish guys in Kentucky are going to jail because they refused to pay small fines for not having an orange safety triangle on the back of their buggies. [C-J]
Terrelle Pryor is appealing his 5-game suspension, but apparently it has no shot. [Mike Freeman]
Logan Morrison: Interesting dude. [E-Ticket]
A desperate attempt to convince people Drew Bledsoe is Hall of Fame-worthy. [NESN]
Colorado recruit opts for an education over hoops. [Rush the Court]
Florida State fans are dipshits, but you already knew that. [Oklahoma Daily]
Former Syracuse center Arinze Onuaku signs with team in Lithuania. [Post-Standard]
That’s great balance. I bet he took ballet classes. Definitely paid off. [via Hot Clicks]
The MOST POPULAR NEWSMAN in the country. Definitely. Well done, sir.