Roundup: Reporter Dodges Kiss, Keeps Reporting, Internet Gambling is Coming to New Jersey & Miss Delaware Teen USA Resigns After Sex Video Surfaces
By Jason McIntyre
New Jersey Governor signs bill to allow internet gambling. Jersey joins Nevada and Delaware. Who’s next? [AP]
Florida lost at Tennessee, 64-58, and no longer has a shot at a No. 1 seed. [Vols Extra]
These stats shine a nice light on Tyler Bray, who is only 20. [Football Perspective]
Gonzaga, which probably will be the “new No. 1” – whatever that’s worth – is just 1-2 against ranked teams this year. [Fox Sports Southwest]
The Jets can’t trade Darrelle Revis, because it would mean Rex Ryan is gone. [Yahoo Sports]
Father and daughter have been banned from PNC Park after a brawl. [WTAE]
Shark kills swimmer in New Zealand. [Guardian]
Miss Teen Delaware resigns after a sex video she’s in surfaces. That link is safe; the sex video is definitely not. [Gawker]
Bobby Valentine, who refuses to stop working, is going to be the AD at Sacred Heart University. [Courant]
Memphis saw its 18-game winning streak end against Xavier. [Cincinnati.com]
No details of who or where or why, just a woman fainting on live TV. [via Adam]
Russian company attempts viral video. But you’re not watching for the branding or Ovechkin. [via Hot Clicks]
Reporter dodges kiss on live TV, keeps reporting. [via Cartmaniak]