Roundup: Big Ten Recruiting Struggles, Pitbulls Attack Cop & a Saved by the Bell Compilation
By Jason McIntyre
Powerful story about why Keyon Dooling retired from the NBA. [CSNNE.com]
The Big Ten’s recruiting struggles. [Star Tribune]
A profile of Nationals announcer and former Major Leaguer F.P. Santangelo. [Wash Post]
Washington 17, Stanford 13. Shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone, really. [Seattle Times]
NFL ratings, through three weeks, are astronomical! [Sports Media News]
Sammy Watkins, the Clemson receiver, will miss Saturday’s game against Boston College due to injury. [The State]
Ben Bernanke is a big Nationals fan and Jayson Werth was grilling him about QE3. [SI]
Does Josh Freeman need to see a shrink? Shaun King thinks so. [Joe Bucs Fan]
The New Yorker continues to go hard at the NFL. “Does football have a future?” [New Yorker]
TJ Lang’s tweet after the Monday Night Football debacle? The most re-tweeted in the history of twitter! [Fox Sports Wisconsin]
RA Dickey won his 20th game – first Met to do so since 1990 – and the knuckleballer could win the Cy Young. [NYDN]
Did journalists drop the ball while tweeting about the Sandusky/Penn State situation? [Clemson.edu]
Here are the kickoff times for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. [FIFA]
“If Newton leads Carolina to an upset of undefeated Atlanta on the road in his hometown Sunday, all will be forgiven.” [Observer]
Hey, hey, hey, what is going on here! A compilation. [via Hot Clicks]
Cops in Idaho go to a house, and are attacked by pitbulls. Cops shoot one dog to death.
Man detailed in Ukraine pulls a gun around the :58 mark and shoots everyone in the room. [via Cartmaniak]
The biggest lacrosse hits so far in 2012. [via Lax Playground]
Seemingly excited by music, driver passes two cars, then one hits him, then … lookout! [via Adam]