The most bad-ass shark story you’ll read this week. (Daily Mail)
Some more details on former Travis Henry’s nine kids: Had his first in high school, two at Tennessee, only one of them was planned, and four times he was “trapped.” (NYT)
Tiger: He tees off at 12:02 (Arizona time!) against a gentleman named Brendan Jones of Australia. If you are fortunate enough to have the golf channel, kindly keep everyone updated in the comments section. If you’re looking for reading material while Tiger steps to the tee, we humbly recommend this shark article, or perhaps this lengthy piece from ESPN titled “Ghosts of Mississippi.” (Arizona Republic)
Another 20-10 from Blake Griffin as Sooners roll over Longhorns. (Oklahoman)
Louisville blitzes ND in overtime, defeats the Irish with strong defensive effort. (Courier-Journal)
The most popular google search on Thursday, the day of the National Championship: John 3:16. That’s what was written on Tim Tebow’s eye black. (Google Trends)
It’ll never end: T-Mac to rest knee for two more weeks. (Houston Chronicle)
Battle of the nerdy fans: Eagles and Cardinals. (Joe Sports Fan)
High school kid interviews Stephen Curry and one of his answers may mean the Davidson junior is NBA-bound after this season. (Daily Duckets)
In case you’re wondering how the Dallas Morning News and Fort Worth Star Telegram are going to “share” stories. (Dallas Basketball.com)
Rodney Carney is an awesome bowler. (Star Tribune)
Millen was once a promising football analyst, then he tried the GM route, failed miserably, and maybe that shouldn’t mean he deserves a 2nd chance? (Mushnick) Read the rest of this entry »
Manny Pacquiao a Golden Boy? Had a casual sports fan heard of him two years ago? (Philly Daily News)
Charles Barkley makes it rain … on the TNT set. (Nesw Sports)
Oh the parallels: Michelle Wie and Britney Spears. (Golf Girl’s Diary)
What’s the big deal with sports and 3-D? Are people really interested in this? (USA Today)
This Brent Barry ticket experiment is way cool. Please find us, Brent, we like basketball. (ESPN the Mag)
No reason to keep asking Scott Carlisle about Josh Howard’s injury – the guy who refused to stand for the National anthem is now wearing a boot. (Star-Telegram)
Recently fired Lightning coach Barry Melrose: “I hope that Tampa Bay doesn’t win a game the rest of the year.” (Tom Jones 2 cents)
Just saying no to the idea of the Yankees pursing Rick Ankiel. (Nooner Sports)
NFL fans may want to bookmark this: the blog of every beat writer in the league. (Press Row)
We’re mildly interested in Pineapple Express. The femele lede, Amber Heard, after the jump with her equally attractive sister. (EW) Read the rest of this entry »
Mila Kunis sure has grown her since her days on That 70’s Show, which we barely watched … your Miss Universe winner, Venezuela … Fannie and Freddie will be saved … anyone in the DC area familiar with this softball team? … Anheuser-Busch has been sold … he calls himself the ‘Favreologist‘ … worth a look: fair use and video … interesting New Yorker cover with Obama on it … after the jump, Maria Menounos and David Ortiz from that All-Star party last night …
Great scoop for Barry Jackson: Billy Packer has called his last Final Four with CBS, and Clark Kellog will replace him. We’ll save our reaction for a bit later. (Miami Herald)
Broncos rookie Ryan Clady would ejected from a charity softball game. (Bronco Talk
Tony Romo dodges cameras up in the club with Jessica. (Page Six)
Dara Torres’ new husband is the fertility doctor who treated her and her ex-husband. (Palm Beach Post)
Ron Turner found positives, but that’s not he was really thinking. (Tirico Suave)
Maybe it’s just us, but the draft’s fascination with the last player selected is weak and played-out. The Belichick item is great – too bad it’s buried at the end. (Washington Post)
Atlanta’s Matt Ryan correctly nailed the top six draft picks. (One Droo Hill)
Also, the Falcons invited a blogger to the Ryan presser this morning. (Eagle in Atlanta)
The demise of the Boston Herald. (Washington Post via Romenesko)
Caught picking your nose on national TV? Bummer. (Sports Hernia)
Kurt Kyle Busch is really driving well. one of NASCAR’s hottest drivers. (Racing with Payton)