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4:44 AM Amid reports that he flew to South Bend to talk to Notre Dame officials after the Sooners 27-0 win over Oklahoma State on Saturday, Bob Stoops told the Tulsa World, "On the record, I am not (interviewing). First I've heard of this (rumor)."

4:41 AM South Africa is planning "rolling jails" for the 2010 World Cup, which shall feature a large bus at every England game - waiting to escort hooligans straight to the airport to be deported.

4:17 AM Bobby Bowden anounced late Sunday he wants to come back to coach Florida State again next season. "The only thing I can say is right now, sitting right here and I guess it could change in a day or two, it could but right now, I would like to come back." It could change? Great.

4:06 AM New York NewsDay reports "Court records show that Buddha Entertainment, which does business as the Tao nightclub, had a December 2007 lien against (Rachel Uchitel) in State Supreme Court in Manhattan." Uchitel previously worked at Tao. The lien has since been disposed of.

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With Fidel Gone, Cuba Teeing Up For Golf Revival?

Posted by jason on Feb. 25, 2008, 5:36am

With Fidel Castro calling it quits, The WALL STREET JOURNAL slices over news of Cuba trying to gather some some green by bringing back golf.

So, why has there been such a shortage of links in the Caribbean nation - besides abject poverty, limited tourism and communist beliefs that golf is a vile symbol of capitalist sloth? Apparently because Fidel’s a sore loser. Read more…