Roundup: NCAA Hypocrisy, Obama Reelection Sparking Gun Sales, Stanley Kubrick as a Photojournalist
By Ty Duffy
No one points out NCAA hypocrisy quite like Dan Wetzel. [Yahoo!]
Newspapers lose $7 in print ads for every $1 they gain online. Yikes. [Journalism.Org]
The A’s don’t have much leverage in stare down with Giants. [Mercury News]
Baron Davis discusses being heckled by Donald Sterling. [ProBasketballTalk]
ESPN headline writers have infiltrated Disney. [Gawker]
The 20 Dumbest John Madden Quotes. [The Honolulu Blue]
Drunk driver high-fives cop who pulled him over. [Daily Mail]
Man sues Baptist church, claiming his years as evangelist ruined chance to play for Man U. [Guardian]
Before and after pictures of the Japanese Tsunami. [MSNBC]
Why locker room twitpics are seldom a good idea. [Kickette]
Lamar Odom is having a rough time in Dallas, beyond the sex swing. [FOX Sports]
Indiana Jones’ tenure application was denied. [McSweeney’s]
Stanley Kubrick was quite the photojournalist, before he grew up and did something with his life. [Retronaut]
A mother in Indiana lost her legs saving her children from a tornado. [Courier Journal]
Robert Mancini gets mistaken for Mario Balotelli. Understandable. All Italians look alike.
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