Roundup: Hurricane Joaquin; Kate Hudson Dating Jonas Brother & Nobody Watched UCLA-Arizona
By Jason McIntyre
Susanna Canzian, a model … this is an awesome t-shirt, and a writer tracked the guy down … a decade after Katrina, here are haunting images of an abandoned Six Flags in New Orleans … “Los Angeles’s 20 Most Iconic Buildings, Mapped” … Fred Savage never intended to return to TV acting full-time, but he’s back! … this robot baby certainly qualifies as “terrifying” … skydiving accident takes the life of 39-year old Erik Roner … New Jersey: “Criminals swipe $50,000 from unsuspecting Bank of America ATM customers” … Philadelphia man arrested for allegedly ripping the teeth out of an autistic boy’s mouth … NYT columnist predicts Donald Trump will be “out” before Iowa … one of the Jonas brothers is dating 36-year old Kate Hudson … Ralph Lauren steps down as CEO of his fashion empire, and tabs Stefan Larsson to succeed him … here comes hurricane Joaquin …
Missouri Tigers QB Maty Mauk has been suspended for Saturday’s game against South Carolina for a “violation of team policies.” [STL Today]
Kyle Lowry worked out this summer. The Raptors point guard is down to 195-pounds. [Toronto Star]
Q&A with the hosts of the Petros and Money Show. [OC Register]
The oral history of Joe Theismann’s broken leg, which happened on November 18, 1985. It’s one of my first football memories. [Washingtonian]
Michigan State passed on the chance for his Spartans to do a Hard Knocks-type show. [Football Scoop]
I enjoy when people write about the Gambling/Daily Fantasy/luck/skill discussion. I took heat for writing this earlier this year. [Pragmatic Capitalism]
Dodgers win, capture the NL West for the third straight year. [LA Times]
UCLA 56, Arizona 30, was the lowest-rated game in the history of ABC’s Saturday Night Football, pulling in just a 1.6 rating and 2.4 million viewers. Utah blasting Oregon on Fox pulled in a 1.8 rating and 3.0 million viewers. [Sports Media Watch]
If you see anyone feigning surprise at Larry Brown getting busted for breaking the rules at SMU, call them on it. [ESPN]
Quit blaming Colin Kapernick, folks. The 49ers struggles should rightfully be pinned on the GM that fired Jim Harbaugh and let the roster deteriorate over the last two years. [Mercury News]
North Carolina State running back hit a man while driving his scooter, and didn’t stop to help the guy. He was charged with “failure to stop and render aid and failure to provide information.” [WRAL]
The last person to blame for the Nationals collapse? Bryce Harper. [538]
It doesn’t look like fun trying to land a large airplane in high winds.
Anytime the video submissions are slow or there’s nothing floating around the web … Jessica Biel dancing is always a winner.