Just think about the poor kid in the tower who had to take that photo

So Skip Bayless is safe as long as Ebola is only transmitted by shit going INTO someone's mouth.

Can't say I'm surprised—the kid plays with turf that's been pounded by hundreds of guys in front of an audience each week.

Likely less risk than a jersey chaser from campus. On many levels.

Bold move trying to get his boss to talk—only way to do that is put peanut butter on his gums.

Was in college in the late 90's, small school which covers the video games, vhs and vacant campus. After a quick visit to Wikipedia's list of NBA coaches, it narrows it down to a select few who fit that criteria, only of which that was in a frat is Brad Stevens.

Observations:

If you look closely, some jerk throw a soda from the 8th row at the :09 mark

It took a real Einstein to do this

"She recalled a night in the 1990s when several players were out celebrating the New Orleans Saints' first big win of the season."

"The Seahawks were particularly pissed about a single call...which officials were unable to overturn because no replay angle conclusively proved possession."

Why did they mask the one guys voice? His name is all over the place.

"If the Packers and UW sports weren't real things, we'd just be a fatter third Dakota"

The best sign I saw though was the guy at mile 6 handing out free menthols.

Ran the Twin Cities two weeks ago, friend made the sign 'You're on pace...to bore the shit out of me!'

"I just want an autograph"

"Whoops, sorry guys—just trying to find the beer guy selling Boulevard..."

"The sad thing about this game is that almost every week somebody's season is over,"

They had enough time for two plays, but I agree, that's high. Basically saying if the scenario happened 6 times, the offense would score in 5 of them.

I hope I can tune into Boston Sports Radio in time for them to call her a 'gutless bitch'