Rick Reilly Starting Out A Good Teammate, Throws A Dig At Simmons In An Interview

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Rick Reilly Starting Out A Good Teammate, Throws A Dig At Simmons In An Interview
Jayhawk Fan Jayhawk Fan posted 3/3/2008 from awfulannouncing.blogspot.com [flag]
So much for team unity and Disnergy. Via reader GL comes this interview with Play Magazine in the New York Times with the newest ESPN Writer and personality Rick Reilly. It seems like Rick is falling right in line with the rest of ESPN regarding "Internet Writers", but it's the apparent dig at the end to Simmons that left me puzzled.... This might sound a bit strange. The Web is supposed to... [link]

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Rick Reilly Thhiniks i nead an Editor
Published 3/3/2008 by Jeff V at JV Sports
... Gotta Give Awful Announcing the credit for this one. Dick, ahem, Rick Reilly said that Internet writers need an editor. That is like saying female weightlifters need a svelte, attractive competitor to get them on the front ...

Daily Laters: Daisy De La Hoya Likes Blow(ing D). Maybe
Published 3/3/2008 by Brinson at Brahsome - Care To Get Nice?
... “being hot”? WTF. - Cuzoogle Smell that grass(hopper) in the air? That’s baseball, son. Let’s look back at some rookies that raked and some that turned out to be total flops. It’s all about the hype - Men’s Vogue Speaking of Hell, this chick in the sexy devil costume is kind of banging. Er, cute. - College Humor No one likes Bill Simmons. Even Rick Reilly. Who’s not smug at all. Deeeeeeeeeeeerp. - Awful Announcing Sophie Monk. Still hot as mess. - Drunken Stepfather F*ck ...

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