Roundup: Mitt Romney Meets Manny Pacquiao, Notre Dame Lands Star RB Recruit & Student Wakes up From Bad Dream in Class
By Jason McIntyre
Stephen Jackson’s twitter threats against Serge Ibaka over the weekend drew a $25k fine from the NBA. [Spurs Nation]
Mike Moser, arguably UNLV’s best player, suffered a dislocated elbow in a win over Cal, and may not return this season. [Las Vegas Sun]
Solid breakdown of how everyone – not just Mark Sanchez – is at fault for the Jets’ poor offense this year. [Football Perspective]
“Hi, Manny,” he said. “I’m Mitt Romney. I ran for president. I lost.” [NYT]
When was the last time you booed your favorite team? [WSJ]
Notre Dame landed a huge commitment from running back Greg Bryant, a Florida high school star who is considered a Top 20 national recruit. He originally committed to Oklahoma. [Palm Beach Post]
The Bobcats cutting Cory Higgins doesn’t seem like a big move. Except his dad is the GM in Charlotte. [Observer]
The Dodgers spending spree continues: Ryu Hyun-jin, a South Korean pitcher, signed a 6-year, $36 million deal. [LA Times]
“Kosar said he was neither inebriated nor medicated as he gave a rambling and, at times, incoherent five-minute interview on WKNR’s The Hooligans show.” [Plain Dealer]
Nice read on Reggie Evans, the Nets rebounding machine who has a “gleeful nasty streak.” [NYT]
Indiana Hoosiers reserve Austin Etherington is out for the season after fracturing the patella in his left leg. [Star]
Student falls asleep in class, wakes up in the middle of a bad dream. [via Cartmaniak]
A Northern Arizona recruit shattered a backboard. [Big Sky Basketball]
Coyote vs. a Goose in the parking lot. [via Adam]