Roundup: NFL Draft Moving to Chicago or Los Angeles; Male Tights Are Now Fashionable?; Could College Football Learn from ... MLS?
By Mike Cardillo
Could college football learn something from … (GASP) … MLS?!?!?? [WSJ]
Men’s tights are going to be a thing, apparently. Russell Westbrook models here. [NY Mag]
The story of the semi-legendary Tom Emanski. [Just a Bit Outside]
Silicon Valley idea: split California into six states. [Wired]
Pawn Shops don’t take names when they buy championship rings. [WaPost]
Fun read on Derek Jeter and haters and the Internet and Seinfeld and other stuff. [Newsweek]
Pain. More pain than Clubber Lang predicted to unleash on Mr. Balboa. [Bro Bible]
Long, in-depth Q&A with Sir Paul McCartney. [Rolling Stone]
Story recounting how linebacker Sam Mills got his start with the USFL Philadelphia Stars. [Philly dot com]
A very slanted look at how Fox’s upcoming World Cup soccer coverage might look. [World Soccer Talk]
Do “songs of the summer” exist anymore? (Admittedly, an Adam Wainwright “pipe shot” for the comments.) [AV Club]
A rundown of the legendary “Monday Night Wars” of the 90s. [The Score]
How did humanity function pre-cameras on phones? [Guyism]
Goldman Sachs predicted three World Cup group stage games correctly. [Michael Bertin]
First part of a series of the 100 best songs about Memphis. [Commercial Appeal]
Weather reports look fun in Britain.
Futurama credits in 3D.
Brandon Flowers got a tattoo to back up his claim he’s the best cornerback in the NFL. [Fox Buzzer]
HUGE SPOILERS … but a cool Game of Thrones theory, especially for the book people.
More Nathan Fielder for you.
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