I have a little bit of time to do some linkage today. Let’s get to it.
In Sports Illustrated, Andy Staples and Stewart Mandel look at the ten trends that will influence college football in this decade including how TV will be involved.
At Pro Football Talk, Mike Florio says after using HBO’s Hard Knocks to pound their position on holdout Darelle Revis, the New York Jets are now using players as mouthpieces to the media in hopes of getting the player in camp.
Comcast SportsNet New England has some of the best flubs, one liners and other stuff from the week. Ignore Jon Meterperel’s one brief appearance.
Greg Connors of the Buffalo News talks with Yahoo NBA writer Adian Wojnarowski on how Yahoo! Sports has become the #1 destination on the web over established brand names like ESPN, CBS Sports and Fox Sports.
Shannon Owens from the Orlando Sentinel has ESPN’s Lee Corso predicting Tim Tebow will the Denver Broncos’ starting QB by Week 6? Thanks to The Big Lead for the link.
Barry Horn of the Dallas Morning News writes about the Texas Rangers setting rating records this season.
Mel Bracht in the Daily Oklahoman has his media notes today.
Kevin Hoffman of the Minnesota City Pages says Gawker Media, owner of Deadspin, is defending the site’s decision to post the Brett Favre sexting story.
KFBB-TV in Great Falls/Helena, Montana reports that the Big Sky has announced its TV schedule which means most of the conference’s football games will be televised throughout its footprint.
Tom Hoffarth in the Los Angeles Daily News looks at the demise of the AVP Beach Volleyball Tour.
Bruce Dowbiggin at the Toronto Globe and Mail notes that the launch of Rogers Sportsnet One today means another Canadian cable channel dispute.
TV Squad notes the return of Pat O’Brien to sports broadcasting with his hire by Fox Sports Radio.
Susan Ashworth at TV Technology says CBS is looking at how to employ 3-D TV at the upcoming U.S. Open at Flushing Meadow.
Maury Brown in the Biz of Baseball says the new Texas Rangers ownership is already scoring with fans by lowering prices across the board.
And that’s going to finish our links for today.
