The Roundup: If You Attempt to Liveblog an NCAA Game, Will You Live to Tell About It?
Uncategorized June 15th. 2007, 11:29am
Thanks to all who sent in NY-area golf course tips. We’re trying to think of ways besides Netflix, the occasional beach trip, and golf to keep us busy this summer. The WNBA won’t cut it for us, and the month of July is always tremendously boring after the fireworks. August, too, can be a drain – we always remember it as family vacation month because school was coming up. Heck, we’ve still got half of June to go! Get some sun this weekend, people – and try to liveblog an NCAA game.
Because it’s been awhile since you’ve been Mushnicked. (NY Post)
An interview with a female blogger who worked at ESPN Radio. We totally would have asked her if she looked at Sean Salisbury’s cell phone. (MC Bias)
Those cocksuckers at the NCAA are daring anyone, anywhere, to blog during one of their games. Somebody needs to buy a ticket, blog about the game, and see what happens. Of course, your lawyer probably would need to have deep pockets, because the NCAA will drag it out and bleed you dry. (USA Today)
A collaboration for the ages: Pacman Jones and Calvin and Hobbes. (Cousins of Ron Mexico)
Ohio, on cloud nine just a week ago, will not be happy about losing another title. (Flyers Fieldhouse)
If ESPN doesn’t quit blowing the Patriots, Peyton Manning’s singing another duet with Kenny Chesney. (Stampede Blue)
Tony Kornheiser, who still works for the Washington Post (kind of), rips the Washington Post’s TV station. (DC Sports Bog)
At least Daunte Culpepper can still hold a clipboard. (Sun Sentinel)
A video of Roger Clemens demanding to pitch … in 2057. (Funny or Die)
Herman Edwards could be the new Tony Soprano. (Fox Sports)
The Simpsons and baseball. (Diamond Hoggers)
In the wake of more UF football arrests, the Gators might be the new Hurricanes. (Rumors and Rants)
Previewing Day two of the US Open. (Sons of Sam Malone)
If there is an NHL award to be had, Sidney Crosby is taking it home. (The Pens Blog)
With the last name ‘Horsedick’, anything is possible in life. (Name of the Year)
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June 15th, 2007 at 12:45 pm
Two Berman rips in one roundup…good stuff.
But he ain’t going away anytime soon.
The webcast of the Open doesn’t have any Berman on it. Maybe a new verb could be minted.
Anytime a broadcast is ruined by some asshole interjecting his own personality purposely to attract attention, it’s been Bermanned by that person.
Like “Bill Walton Bermanned the crap out of the game 6 broadcast.”
Or “the game that Joe Theesman called got Bermanned.”
Maybe I need less coffee in the morning.
June 15th, 2007 at 1:10 pm
For additional summer fun, go see some live music, damn it! Lots of good tours this summer, big and small acts alike.
June 15th, 2007 at 2:19 pm
Kornheiser actually made those comments on Washington Post Radio.
June 15th, 2007 at 3:08 pm
Going to see Rush in NJ twice in a few weeks.
June 15th, 2007 at 4:40 pm
Just a thought, but how about bloggers follow NCAA’s rules and just dont live blog? What gives bloggers the right to break the rules?