Roundup: John Wall Missed a Dunk, Try the Hall & Oates Hotline & Stephen Curry Injured His Ankle
By Jason McIntyre
You’d be surprised which Division I school has produced the most coaches and assistants. [Wall Street Journal]
Stephen Curry turned an ankle Wednesday night – the same ankle that bothered him last season. He left the arena on crutches. [Oakland Trib]
Some Bowl game you barely watched: Marshall 20, FIU 10. [Herald]
Norm Chow has been an assistant football coach for 38 years, but now he’s the head coach at Hawaii. [Advertiser]
That Phillies fan who cops alleged tried to trade sex for tickets? Courts let her off the hook. [Philly Inquirer]
Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State’s 28-year-old QB, started out as a walk-on. [Oklahoman]
Jane Leavy writes about what it is like to Babe Ruth’s last surviving daughter. [Grantland]
Shawn Marion of the Mavericks would like you to address him as “World Champion.” [Star Telegram]
Are we going to hear more Dwight Howard vs. the Orlando Sentinel chatter? [Sentinel]
UNC receiver Dwight Jones won’t be playing in the Tar Heels’ bowl game because he was promoting a New Year’s Eve party. [Raleigh News & Observer]
In case you’ve been wondering what kind of basketball exists at the college level after Division III. [WSJ]
Should the Red Sox go after Roy Oswalt? [Herald]
I found this captivating. Sorry for ruining the ending, but i laughed at, “he’s crying. You got hemmed up, son.” [via Adam]
John Wall clanged a dunk against the 76ers. Preseason! [via Jose3030]
Here’s what it looked like when they demolished the roof at Husky Stadium.
The Hall and Oates hotline is brilliant. Every musician from the 80s should have one. [via Hot Clicks]