Blogging the Bloggers: Thursday
- DEADSPIN discusses a recent Rolling Stone article about a twentysomething female teacher (right) who had an affair with a 15 year-old wrestler/football player. There’s a double standard when it comes to female (versus male) teachers that have an affair with a student. Men are typically thrown in jail while women usually get a much lighter sentence. The article is a good read.
- LA BALL TALK is not pleased with the decision of Kobe Bryant’s website, KB24, to move to a subscription-based format. Kobe apparently wants each of his diehard fans to pony up $50 to be a member.
- NESW SPORTS has a funny video of Gary Payton (at the height of his stardom in Seattle) doing an interview about a new company he was starting, Gary Payton Wireless. That’s right — GP wanted to start a wireless phone company.
- MIDWEST SPORTS FANS has the story of the mayor of Pittsburgh changing his last name — legally — from “Ravenstahl” to “Steelerstahl.” Seriously.
- SPORTSbyBROOKS says that there’s a high school cheerleader in Florida who has sent out more than 35,000 text messages in a single month…twice. That’s 72 messages per hour, once sleep is factored in. Wowsers.
- Should Fox replace Joe Buck? One writer thinks so, and DEADSPIN comments. I have just two words to say about this — Gus Johnson.
Posted in: MLB, NBA, NFL, Rumors & Gossip, Television, Video, Women
Tags: Cheerleaders, Deadspin, Gary Payton, Gary Payton Wireless, Gus Johnson, Joe Buck, KB24, KB24.com, Kobe Bryant, LA Ball Talk, Midwest Sports Fans, NESW Sports, Pittsburgh mayor changes name, Ravenstahl, Rolling Stone, SPORTSbyBROOKS, Steelerstahl, Traci Tapp





