Sunday, March 25, 2012
Tebow eyes home in Sanchez's hood - NFL.com - Marc Sessler -"(Tebow) really wants to live there," a source told the newspaper, describing the two homes nestled inside the Trump National Golf Course community in Bedminster as a "football's throw apart." The spread is owned by none other than The Donald himself, who sounds an awful lot like the mouthpiece on this one.
Feels like we’ve been here before with this Final Four - Chicago Sun-Times - The spotlight will be on the Louisville-Kentucky rivalry, one of the most intense in any sport at any level, in New Orleans on Saturday. Fans of these two schools have been doing the Hatfield and McCoy thing for decades. And with Cardinals coach Rick Pitino and Wildcats coach John Calipari, who are less likely to break bread than President Obama and Rush Limbaugh, now trading barbs, the Louisville-Kentucky feud has risen to new heights.
Romney ‘Worst Republican’ Against Obama - The Daily Beast - Rick Santorum upped his attacks on Mitt Romney at a campaign stop in Wisconsin on Sunday night, calling his opponent the “worst Republican in the country to put up against Barack Obama.”
Tim Tebow Jets live stream and chat Monday at noon - Newsday - Press Conf Noon ET - Tim Tebow, the new backup quarterback for the Jets, meets the New York media in full for the first time Monday at noon from the team's facility in Florham Park, N.J. Newsday.com will be streaming the presser right here and will also include a live chat before for fans to discuss Tebow, Mark Sanchez, the trade and anything else related to the Jets with us and other fans. The presser will start at noon, but we will open the chat room 15 minutes early
Jets owner: Tim Tebow not simply a backup QB - USATODAY -In an interview with NFL Network, Jets coach Rex Ryan said Tebow would be used in Wildcat packages and that he will be a "major contributor" in the offense, possibly taking up to 20 snaps per game with starter Mark Sanchez presumably on the bench. Johnson offered a vote of confidence for Sanchez, but also tweaked the erratic, fourth-year signal caller.
Paranoia Strikes Deeper - NYTimes.com - Paul Krugman - Stop, hey, what’s that sound? Actually, it’s the noise a great political party makes when it loses what’s left of its mind. And it happened — where else? — on Fox News on Sunday, when Mitt Romney bought fully into the claim that gas prices are high thanks to an Obama administration plot. This claim isn’t just nuts; it’s a sort of craziness triple play — a lie wrapped in an absurdity swaddled in paranoia. It’s the sort of thing you used to hear only from people who also believed that fluoridated water was a Communist plot. But now the gas-price conspiracy theory has been formally endorsed by the likely Republican presidential nominee.
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