“ its worth pointing out the timing of this announcement—late on a Friday, also on the last weekday before the extended New Year’s weekend”

I still chuckle when I see these articles. Look a writer trying to self-affirm their decision to move to an over-priced over-rated location. Problem is a lot of have lived in both types locations and quickly figured out Nahhh, I’ll visit NoCal/SoCal/NYC when work or vacation takes me there. I’ll live in the place…

Good to see him getting his head back on straight.

THIS..... ABSOLUTELY THIS. And PSU fans denial of a systemic problem at this institution (and college athletics) is an absolute tacit statement that feeling good on Saturday afternoons after a football game is more important than the children in the shower stall of their locker room.

Holy poor reading comprehension.

Toronto - “The Best Fans in (Canadian) Baseball”

But didn’t these recruits hear the UM fans shouting their return to relevancy and a national championship was already in the bag? God I know I have, and have, and have, and have....

We all have to remember that when these situations occur, that guy jumping out out of the car, last week was telling his pals how the solution to violence is HIS gun and more guns.... and now he is going to point it at YOU.

F Stanford and their Daddy’s Porsche they drove in on.

I live in Cleveland and I had no idea who this jack arse is. Thanks for ruining that Deadspin (and Obama).

I lived in Seattle for a couple years (1997-1999 time frame). Went to some Mariners and Seahawks games. Pulled for the Seahawks while I was there.... partially because of what a pathetic uninterested fan base they had, seriously. This was just before the King Dome got torn town. UW was decent back then, so maybe…

One of Stanford’s opponents needs to figure out how to make a formation of a “lucky sperm” (then morph it into a giant bag of douche).

I work in the Aerospace industry, lived on both coasts and now live in Cleveland. Not a hipster (ask my kids). I’m not economically miserable and very much like Cleveland; no matter what E. Titus and Kroenke could write about it. But maybe again that’s why it (and even Pittsburgh) are such growing towns.... the lack…