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Monday, January 28, 2013
Alex Smith to ask for his release? - Yardbarker - Tad Johnson - According to sources, it is highly unlikely that the 49ers will honor Smith’s request for a release, and will instead attempt to trade him. With the team due to owe him $8.5 Million in 2013 with $1 million guaranteed now and the balance guaranteed as of April 1.
Inside the making of VW's Super Bowl ad - USATODAY - Bruce Horovitz - With more than $10 million at stake and 110 million consumers watching, few moments of pressure compare with that of airing a Super Bowl commercial. Except, maybe, making the commercial itself.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
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Paul Finebaum's Best Calls : The New Yorker - Reeves Weideman - In this week’s magazine, I wrote about Paul Finebaum, a sports talk-radio host in Birmingham whose show has become the voice of college football in Alabama, and throughout much of the South. But Finebaum is merely the lead tenor among the often cacophonous chorus made up of his regular callers, whom he admits are the show’s stars. Many of them are capable of clear, coherent arguments. Others, less so. “I’ve never heard, even in Pentecostal worship services, the sort of excess of spirit you hear on the Paul Finebaum show,” Wayne Flynt, an emeritus professor of history at Auburn University, and football season-ticket holder, told me. “For someone not versed in football, they would probably describe it as speaking in tongues.” Clay Travis, a radio host in Nashville who occasionally appears on the show to battle with Finebaum’s callers, put it another way: “It’s basically an entertaining bar conversation with people that you’d never want to drink a beer with.” - That may be so, but after several months of listening to the show, I find myself still coming back to the bar, hoping that my favorite regulars stop by. Below are clips—warning, foul language ahead—from the show’s most prominent, and notorious, callers:
Butch Baldone Tells The Story of Coach Bryant's Houndstooth Hat - Video | al.com - Frank Couch - Butch Baldone talks about giving coach Paul "Bear" Bryant the first houndstooth hat that has gone on to become an icon at the University of Alabama.
Party central: Mardi Gras, Super Bowl sweep New Orleans - USATODAY - For only the second time ever, two major events — the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras — are about to collide in this city, drawing more than 1 million visitors, 5,000 media members, 100 million viewers worldwide and a nearly $1 billion economic windfall.
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