Roundup: Miss Utah Gives Nonsensical Answer, Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail Commercial & Man of Steel Sets June Box Office Record
By Jason McIntyre
Danny Green set the NBA Finals records for 3-pointers: He’s got 25 through five games. The previous record was 22, by Ray Allen and Jason Richardson. [Express-News]
Very long, but very good read on Javaris Crittenton, the former NBA player police want to send to jail for murder. [Roopstigo]
“Woman Who Falsely Accused Brian Banks of Rape Ordered to Pay $2.6M.” [KTLA]
Scott Pioli has joined the cast of NBC’s Football Night in America. [SI.com]
Phil Mushnick actually watched golf Saturday, and he feels NBC conned him. [Post]
The best iron player on the PGA Tour in 2012? Justin Rose. [Golf Digest]
Media columnist wonders what it would be like if Mad Dog Russo and Mike Francesa went head-to-head on NY radio in the afternoons. [NYDN]
“Ethiopia and Tunisia’s progress to the final round of African World Cup qualifying are in doubt as Fifa opened three probes into player eligibility.” [BBC Sport]
Good, albeit sad, story about Nolan Ryan’s grandson, who was born with cerebral palsy. [Chronicle]
Here’s that Jay-Z commercial that went viral during Spurs/Heat last night. [via Ian]
Miss Utah said … something here. I’m not entirely sure what, but my head hurt after viewing it a second time. Miss Connecticut won. [via World of Isaac]
About a month old, but this reporter lost it when a rooster he was holding started to flap its wings.
Teenager jumps on the back of a whale shark. Kid’s got brass ones. Couldn’t get me to do this for all the money in Scrooge McDuck’s vault.