Friday, April 27, 2012
Bo Jackson biking to help tornado relief efforts | TuscaloosaNews.com - Riders can join Jackson for a donation of $200 a day, and each of the five specially built bicycles he is riding will be auctioned. The name of each person who died in the tornadoes is printed on the frame of each bike. - Jackson said numerous sports stars will join him along the way, including seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong; former Chicago Bulls star Scottie Pippen; retired major leaguer Ken Griffey Jr.; snow skier Picabo Street; University of Georgia Heisman winner Herschel Walker; and numerous former teammates from Auburn.
The Listener: Why Finebaum is Finebaum | Weld for Birmingham - Mark Kelly - But what, exactly, is “it”? What is the essence of the Finebaum show? What sets it apart from the glut of sports talk available 24 hours a day on the nation’s airwaves? What has propelled this bald, slightly-built, acerbic-but-unprepossessing man to widely recognized status as the South’s foremost authority on sports, presiding over an eponymous radio empire that includes 36 stations in seven states, as well as the nationwide scope afforded by its affiliation with satellite radio giant Sirius XM?
Wait goes on for Courtney Upshaw, but 'he's going to keep his head up' | al.com - Andrew Gribble - Dont'a Hightower was caught up in the moment, interviewing with a new face every five minutes after he was selected by the New England Patriots with the 25th pick in Thursday's NFL Draft. He was on a high. And then he heard the news about his teammate, Courtney Upshaw, who was invited to Radio City Music Hall for Thursday's first round, but didn't hear his name called. "That kind of threw me out of whack," Hightower said.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Ready for the Fight: Rolling Stone Interview with Barack Obama | Politics News | Rolling Stone - Jann S. Wenner - The president, in the Oval Office, discusses his job, the opposition and the coming campaign
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