Category: Headlines
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Brilliant! creativeinspiration: At the Austin City Limits festival in Austin, TX, local beer brand Shiner Bock was on the outside looking in, with Heineken being the corporate sponsor of the event. By passing out Shiner Bock koozies to event goers, Shiner Bock ended up having a presence inside the event after all. A nice guerrilla…
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Ben Malcolmson from petecarroll.com broke the news this afternoon that Sophomore Aaron Corp is Saturday’s starting quarterback for the Trojan Huddle scrimmage. Corp will also be the starter through the summer and into Fall Camp. Coach Carroll said of the decision: “We have to name a starter for the spring game and Corp is in…
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The [New York Times] company lost $75 million in the first quarter, which works out to 52 cents per share. Newspaper analysts, who are evidently eternal optimists, had reckoned that the company would lose four cents per share. Only off by a factor of thirteen! Hamilton Nolan, Gawker: “NYT Co. Sinks Further Into the Abyss”
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ROAR! The Detroit Lions’ new logo is tougher. Also in step with the CFL style guide, where the Lions will be playing by 2012.
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The latest Sports Illustrated featuring Brian Cushing, Rey Maualuga and Clay Matthews.
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Mark Sanchez is the new face of EA Sports NCAA Football 10. The Ting Brothers are still in negotiations to be cover boys for the reissued edition of the Nintendo classic Double Dragon.
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With Daniel Hackett leaving USC to play professional ball, the Trojans could use more depth at point guard. On Sunday they filled that glaring need. Oak Hill Academy star Lamont Jones signed a letter of intent to play at USC. Jones is ranked as the 11th best prep point guard in the nation by Rivals.com.…
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(via youmightfindyourself)
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Moonshine! You knew it was only a matter of time before moonshine became hip.
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Pete pairs with Penguin to pen and publish. Say that ten times fast. Next Spring look for Pete Carroll on the practice field and in your local book store, as the USC head coach has joined with Penguin Group (USA) to publish a book based on his now famous philosophy: win forever. The release from…
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Sir Ridley Scott-directed, Russell Crowe-starring Robin Hood with Keamy as Little John? Crazy. Another of those ‘how am I just hearing about this?’ productions.
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(via heyitsnoah)
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