Roundup: The Carlton Dance, Horse Kicks Trainer in the Head & Watch a Woman Nearly Get Hit by an Ambulance
By Jason McIntyre
It’s a done deal: Aaron Lynch, the Notre Dame defensive end, is transferring to USF. [TBO.com]
Pretty strong Whitlock column on journalism and the Bernie Fine case. [Fox Sports]
The art of hiring a football coach. Really cool read. [Seattle Times]
Rangers 3, Senators 2 in game six. They’ll play game seven on Thursday, the same night as the NFL draft and the final night of the NBA’s regular season. [NYDN]
Over the weekend, former NBA player Matt Geiger pulled a Bartman at a Rays’ game. [Rays Index]
Brian Dawkins has a retired. It’s too bad the Jets can’t get him out of retirement, because they could use a safety. Dawkins is a Hall of Fame lock. [Denver Post]
“The combined Social Security trust funds are expected to be exhausted in 2033, three years earlier than projected in last year’s annual report.” [CBS News]
Alabama WR DeAndrew White was released from the hospital, but nobody will say what transpired last week or how he got a concussion. [AL.com]
Phoenix 4, Chicago 0, and the Blackhawks have been eliminated from the playoffs. [SI]
Need to work on my Carlton Dance. Hi, Jesse Jane.
Dude’s lucky none of the women pulled out a weapon and started beating him. [via Adam]
Avery Bradley, thief!
Ohio State fans, you excited?
Look both ways …
Here’s a stallion kicking its trainer in the face. [via Adam]