The Penn State/Jerry Sandusky sex scandal just keeps going. As some of the alleged victims of the former football coach are starting to talk, the school has started another investigation into the scandal and now the NCAA has decided to begin its own investigation—one which, in theory, could be a disaster for the school. This comes as the Patriot-News reveals why Paterno might have been in the hospital earlier this week: Reporter Sara Ganim Tweeted, "Joe Paterno has been diagnosed with a treatable form of lung cancer, The Patriot-News learned." more ›

-All seemed set for local favorite Phil Mickelson to win the U.S. Open. He had come close at Bethpage (2002) and Shinnecock (2004). On Sunday, he entered the final hole needing a par to win and a bogey to force a playoff. But he double-bogeyed the hole, and Australian Geoff Ogilvy won the championship. As Ogilvy told NBC's Bob Costas afterward, the Winged Foot golf course in Mamoroneck may have beaten all the golfers. Ogilvy's +5 score reflects how difficult the course proved. more ›

Well, stick a fork in Monday Night Football, because just about the only thing you might recognize next season is the theme song and maybe Hank Williams, Jr. Only a few short days after Al Michaels called Superbowl XL, ABC and Michaels have parted ways. Michaels has been with Monday Night Football on ABC since 1986 and was reportedly reluctant to move to ESPN's MNF coverage after most of the MNF team decided to move to NBC's Sunday night coverage. It is expected that NBC Michaels will soon announce that he is joining their coverage. more ›

The curmudgeon Gothamist would like to be, Larry David, speaks with Bob Costas tonight on On the Record with Bob Costas. David doesn't often give interviews (mainly because he doesn't have to), so it should be interesting to hear him riff. more ›