Irina Shayk, who is Cristiano Ronaldo’s girlfriend … everyone loved Keri Russell – 10 years ago … man arrested twice in one night for allegedly drunk driving … what an ESPN internship is like … police officers in Jersey are way overpaid … man arrested for sexually assaulting plastic dinosaur … It’s Always Shady in Philadelphia … the idiocy in college newspapers knows no bounds … the woman who was caught on video throwing the cat in the trash has been charged with animal cruelty … that pension bubble in Fort Worth looks like trouble … “caffeine insanity” … man urinates on police station, then walks in … let’s see how long this lasts: Stephanie Seymour and her husband called off their divorce …

Saints 25, 49ers 22. Drew Brees was brilliant on the late, final drive. [Chronicle]

Some updates on the apparent suicide of Denver Broncos receiver Kenny McKinley. [Post]

Did Ross Tucker have one of the quietest SI-to-ESPN moves ever? [Reading Eagle]

Redskins fans taunt Mario Williams with Super Mario Brothers references; the former No. 1 pick sacked McNabb three times. [Bog]

Joe “Vanilla Sky” Alexander, who flamed out quickly in Milwaukee, has signed with the Hornets. [NOLA]

Spelling mistake on a South Bend billboard: Pubic instead of Public. [WSBT]

There could be as many as 16 MLB managerial changes this offseason. [USA Today]

Small towns breed tons of pro athletes. [WSJ]

Mo Williams was so crushed by LeBron’s departure that he nearly quit the NBA. [Yahoo Sports]

Will Favre just throw in the towel if Minnesota keeps losing? [Fox Sports]

The idea of voting with your feet. [LA Times]

Yankees beat the Rays, go 1.5 games up in the AL East, cause columnist to worry about Tampa’s rotation. [St. Pete Times]

America’s wealthiest states (based on median income): New Hampshire, New Jersey, Connecticut. The Poorest: West Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi. [CNN]

“Bob [Tebow] and his wife, Pam, are currently visiting more than 3,500 schools across the country to share their work and encourage students to gather for 30 minutes around their schools’ flagpoles before classes start to engage in prayer.” [CBS4]

Oregon State, in preparation for its trip to the Smurf Turf in Boise Saturday, painted its practice field blue.

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