The Roundup: Stanford's Big Loss, Kershaw as Koufax & Video From Charlie Sheen's Roast
By Jason McIntyre
Shane Skov, Stanford’s best defensive player, is out for the year with a knee injury. [SF Gate]
The Big East won’t let Syracuse and Pittsburgh leave for the ACC until June 2014. [NYT]
A college football union? This sounds like a terrific idea. [The Postgame]
Deep thoughts, with Mark Cuban: “Bust your ass and get rich.” [Blog Maverick]
The Green Bay defense, already one of the worst in the league, just lost safety Nick Collins for the year. [JS Online]
Clayton Kershaw is the next Sandy Koufax. [LA Times]
Come on, admit it – you care what is going on with the Toronto Raptors’ front office. [Woj]
Nate Burleson to the NFL Network: “I’m going to try and be the Black Wes Welker.” [PFT]
Way to stick it to the Times, Mark Heisler. [LA Observed]
Notre Dame should jump to the ACC? Huh? [Yahoo]
But, uh, isn’t Vick in more danger when he’s on the run? [Fox Sports]
Because we needed one more Friday Night reference. I sure hope it isn’t the last. [via Hot Clicks]
Because the Magnum PI theme song doesn’t get enough run. [via Uproxx]
Funny: How ratings work.
Didn’t watch a second of the Charlie Sheen roast because I don’t care about Charlie Sheen.