Roundup: AirAsia Flight Disappears, TV News Bloopers of 2014 & Surfer Survives Great White Shark Attack
By Jason McIntyre
AirAsia flight QZ8501 is missing. There were 162 people on board. It may be at the bottom of the ocean. [CNN]
Inept Rutgers AD Julie Hermann forces Scarlet Knights SID Jason Baum to resign. [NJ.com]
What’s it like following new Nebraska coach Mike Riley around at a bowl game? He went to the concession stand. [World-Herald]
Detroit 103, Cleveland 80. The Cavs were up nine after one quarter, but got outscored 60-33 in the next two quarters thanks to a 3-point barrage. [Freep]
High school boys and girls teams were considering wearing ‘I can’t breathe’ shirts to Christmas tournament, and got dis-invited. [Guardian]
Because surely you’ve wondered what Camel Racing is like. [NYT]
Very nice feature on Andrew Johnson, the very private Houston Texans receiver. [Chronicle]
Fifty year old surfer survives great white shark attack in California. [CBS News]
Belhaven Blazers wide receiver killed riding his bicycle on Christmas Eve by a drunk driver in Mississippi. [Clarion-Ledger]
The time a Kentucky basketball manager kicked Macaulay Culkin out of basketball practice twice in 1996. [KSR]
The ref Peyton Manning doesn’t want to see in the playoffs: Bill Vinovich. [Mile High Report]
The 15 best quotes from Jerry Jones in 2014. [Dallas Morning News]
Are these the worst sports commercials of 2014? [NY Daily News]
Every six months, you’ll be reading stories about how Toronto is exporting basketball talent to the states! [NYT]
First she starts crying (1:10) at the proposal, and then … yeah, you should watch it. [via Brobible]
Carve out 15 minutes for the best TV news bloopers of 2014.
How the hell did he guess this?