Roundup: Oscar Pistorius Indicted for Murder, the Return of Dave Chappelle & Harrison Ford Pointing at Things
By Jason McIntyre
What was it like covering Charlie Manuel? [Philly.com]
“Oscar Pistorius was indicted Monday on charges of murder and illegal possession of ammunition for the shooting death of the double-amputee Olympian’s girlfriend on Valentine’s Day.” [AP]
The long Aaron Hernandez profiles chronicling his family’s history keep rolling in. [Providence Journal]
Kliff Kingsbury is sick of retailers using his image to sell stuff. [Lubbock Online]
College football – Revenge of the Nerds. [SI]
Cool story about the feds shutting down a $5 million betting ring in Texas. [Betting Talk]
UFC fighter talks about the time he broke the nose of a terrorist while sparring. [Fox Sports]
Quinton Coples, the Jets DE who was moved to LB, suffered a fractured ankle, and will be out for at least the first three weeks of the season. [NY Post]
“Rock star John Mellencamp’s two teenaged sons face felony battery charges stemming from a July incident during which police say they punched and kicked a 19-year-old man they assaulted on his front porch.” [Herald Times Online]
Philip Fulmer uses the phrase ‘down cycle’ – which I haven’t heard since She’s the One – then says the Tennessee admin is to blame for the football team’s recent struggles. [AL.com]
The Navy football team has brothers named Wave and Blaze Ryder. [Baltimore Sun]
Tony Wroten, don’t hurt ’em.
This is a remake of Sabotage, featuring librarians. [via Boing Boing]
Harrison Ford pointing at things.