Roundup: ESPN's Journalistic Integrity, 16-foot Crocodile & Aaron Paul's Breaking Bad Audition Tape
By Jason McIntyre
The Cardinals take over first place from the Pirates. [Post Dispatch]
“MLB Advanced Media, the digital media company of Major League Baseball, is branching out into the licensing business.” [NYT]
College football programs spend a lot of money on coaches. Are they getting their money’s worth? [Post Gazette]
“How Mountain West football could help the Sox win a title.” [Crain’s Chicago]
Former ESPN writer: “The shame is in misleading the public by trying to maintain a pretense of unfettered journalistic integrity that simply cannot exist.” [Jersey Slant]
Guess who’s buttocks they’re talking about? “They called it flat. They called it skinny. They compared it to chicken bones and soggy bread.” [Sydney Morning Herald]
LSU offensive lineman retires due to concussions. [Star Telegram]
You know who has helped Louisville athletics more than anyone? ESPN. [NYT]
“Minnesota Vikings fullback Jerome Felton has been suspended without pay for the first three games of the 2013 regular season for violating the NFL’s substance-abuse policy.” [Pioneer Press]
Someone driving while talking on the phone nearly causes an accident. So the other driver smashes the phone. Brilliant! [via Hot Clicks]
This is why you hang punching bags instead of holding them. [via Adam]
Aaron Paul’s Breaking Bad audition tape.
Little girl befriends Gorilla at the zoo.