Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Bobby Petrino Phone Records Revealed: Nude Pictures Of Ex-Arkansas Coach Reportedly To Surface - HuffingtonPost.com - The extent of the relationship between ex-Arkansas football coach Bobby Petrino and 25-year-old female Arkansas employee Jessica Dorrell was further illuminated on Wednesday as six months of the coach's business phone records were obtained by The Associated Press, Deadspin and various other media outlets. -- @ClayTravisBGID Clay Travis: Bobby Petrino nude photos are coming. Prepare yourselves. He Favred himself. April 11, 2012 9:47 pm via Tweetbot for iOS
Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino fired after hiring mistress, 25, for cushy $55K job with football program and giving her a $20K cash 'gift'... and he forfeits $18 MILLION bonus | Mail Online
Bobby Petrino’s Phone Records Link Him to Jessica Dorrell Dating Back to September – They Swapped 84 Text Messages One Day | The Big Lead
Arkansas releases Petrino phone records - ArkansasOnline.com - The records show Petrino and Jessica Dorrell, who Petrino hired to his football staff in March, exchanged more than 100 phone calls and massive amounts of text messages during certain months.
Arkansas AD reminds us that college bigwigs can still do the right thing - Sporting News - Matt Hayes -Every once in a while it happens. In the midst of all that is wrong, something so right finds its way through. Arkansas should be utterly embarrassed today at the very thought of Bobby Petrino. And absolutely giddy about Jeff Long. At one point during Long’s press conference to announce that he, as athletic director at Arkansas, had fired Petrino, I stood up and clapped. In my living room, with my dog staring at me like I’d gone half crazy. This is what college sports needs, where the madness finally turns and we all get off this ridiculous carousel of pandering and enabling and selling out for winning. Where—I know this will sound foreign to some of you—there are actually consequences for choices.
Justice Department to Sue Apple - The Daily Beast - The Justice Department announced Wednesday that it will file suit against Apple and several top publishers, alleging that their pricing of iPad books is illegal price collusion. E-book prices differ from the prices of physical books because they are set by the publisher, rather than the seller
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