Roundup: Fantasy Football Sleepers, Teacher in Court for Having Sex with Four Students & Charlottesville is America's Smartest City
By Jason McIntyre
Fantasy Football Sleepers, anyone? [National Football Post]
Florida State QB Ej Manuel: Ankle injury, but he should be ready for the start of the season. [Sentinel]
“Asad Rauf denies affair, but admits photos are real.” [Times of India]
Chad Johnson’s constant need for attention. [Enquirer]
Andy Roddick turns 30 in two weeks. Will his career end with just one Grand Slam title? [Tennis.com]
“Is new Kansas coach Charlie Weis a quarterback savant about to work his magic on Dayne Crist? A blowhard who really believes there’s not much difference between Kansas and Notre Dame?” [Oklahoman]
Pete is not a fan of those Erin Andrews commercials. [Philly Mag]
Steve Smith hated life in Carolina … until Cam Newton got there. [Yahoo]
Can we squeeze in one more Olympic link? It’s funny. [Telegraph]
Michigan and Michigan State still don’t like one another. [Detroit News]
Oregon’s sellout streak of 82 games in a row is in jeopardy. I’m shocked people aren’t buying tickets to the season-opening showdown with Arkansas State! [Register Guard]
Do football players live longer than baseball players? [Grantland]
Marcus Hayes seems to be the only one remotely reluctant about Philly giving Andrew Bynum a long term max deal. [Daily News]
What the quarterback sees. [via KSR]