Roundup: Soccer Streaker Goes Full Frontal, Gets on TV; Americans Stink at Math & NBA Player's "Super Extreme" DUI
By Jason McIntyre
PJ Tucker of the Phoenix Suns got a “super extreme” DUI in May. He blew a .201 and then a .222, nearly 3x the legal limit. [Arizona Republic]
Washington Redskins as a revenue stream? This partnership is scary, if you’re a journalist. [Times]
That 2013 San Diego Chargers offense? Uniquely efficient. [Football Perspective]
“Calipari and football coach Mark Stoops combined to take $450,000 worth of chartered flights just for recruiting purposes during the 2013-14 fiscal year.” [Courier-Journal]
Big changes coming to college soccer? This all sounds great. [Washington Post]
Inside the life of offensive line coaches. Original. Fun. Good read. [The MMQB]
You might be surprised which pitcher has driven ticket sales the most this season. Few MLB fans had heard of him two years ago. [WSJ]
Arizona Cardinals linebacker John Abraham was arrested for DUI in Georgia in June. That’s why he’s missed the first few days of training camp. [Arizona Republic]
“Before expenses — which are substantial — the Pac-12 claims to be the richest conference in the country. Scott is also reportedly the highest-paid commish.” [CBS Sports]
The new Manny Ramirez is a toned-down version of the old Manny. [LA Times]
David Shaw loves his mountain of an offensive lineman, Andrus Peat (6-7, 315). There’s buzz he could be a Top 3 pick in 2015. [NFL.com]
Don’t all the greatest athletes have memory like this? LeBron remembers everything. [ESPN]
Woman pushing stroller on the sidewalk nearly hit by SUV.
Russell Wilson is in a new commercial.
For Nebraska fans: Rex Burkhead can pick up a blitz very well. [via Evan Silva]
A streaker at a soccer match ran toward the ball so he could get on TV, and yup, that’s his penis flopping around. [via Adam]
There’s a Simpsons/Family Guy crossover episode coming to Fox next month. [Hot Clicks]