Roundup: Teen Contracts Bubonic Plague, Passenger Plane Catches Fire, What's Your Halloween Costume?
By Kyle Koster
Dan Campbell, who seems like Tough Football Coach straight out of Central Casting, is getting results on the field. [Sports Illustrated]
On this day in 1938 Orson Welles’ broadcast of War of the Worlds led to widespread panic. Here’s the story from the next day’s newspaper. [New York Daily News]
New York Giants are first NFL team to release a You Can Play video. [Out Sports]
Thabo Sefolosha shared his account of the incident that left him with a broken leg. [GQ]
If you’re not in the mood for Halloween, the Houston Texans cheerleaders carving pumpkins should fix that. [Busted Coverage]
The NCAA doesn’t need Katina Powell in its investigation of Louisville. [WDRB]
Oregon outlasted Arizona State in triple overtime last night, 61-55. Hope you took the over. [The Oregonian]
There’s growing disenchantment with the “pinkification” of America done in the name of breast cancer awareness. [New York Times]
Justin Bieber got mad about spilled water, stormed off stage during a concert in Oslo.
Surveillance video of the Waco biker shootout that left 9 dead.
Today is the 11th anniversary of the world sporting event I ever attended.
My Chemical Romance sure made some good music videos.