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Rob Lowe talks Manning tweet on Lettermen

Via Guyism  |  April 26, 2012

Colts Owner Giving Away Super Bowl Tickets

Indianapolis Colts Owner Jim Irsay has taken to Twitter to issue a challenge. You could win two Super Bowl tickets if you predict the name of the new Colts head coach. But don’t you dare pick actor Rob Lowe.
Via IMAGE CPR  |  January 24, 2012

Peyton Manning Calls Rob Lowe “Sodapop Curtis”

I loved the book The Outsiders. Even though I love to read it is more graphic novels and comics.  I don’t remember many of the books I read as “Young Rob”, but I know The Outsiders inside and out. Many life lessons that can be applied to present day. Peyton Manning might not be a Colt next year, but if I was a GM I might give him $50 million just for this reference...
Via BlackSportsOnline  |  January 24, 2012

newrider: From the Week That Gave Us Rob Lowe: NFL...

newrider: From the Week That Gave Us Rob Lowe: NFL Reporter. 
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds  |  January 21, 2012

Rob Lowe's Rumor Mill

The obvious response to Rob Lowe's scoop on Peyton Manning's retirement is to note he's no Adam Schefter. I mean, who is? Who would want to be? But digging deeper one realizes Rob Lowe isn't just Rob Lowe. Over his storied career he's been a thousand different people (e.g., Chris Traeger, No. 2, Billy Hicks) and formed a thousand different sources. Hears...
Via Tauntr  |  January 19, 2012
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Video: Cuba Gooding Jr's SportsCenter gaffe

The man who brought us Radio and Rod Tidwell gave us another funny moment Thursday morning. Cuba Gooding Jr. was on Sportscenter and began doing impressions. Gooding took it a little too far when he said “rock out with your **** out.” Gooding caught himself, but it was too late. First off, why was Gooding Jr. doing impressions on Sportscenter? Just because Rob...
Via Rant Sports  |  January 19, 2012

Really? Rob Lowe tweets Peyton Manning will retire

Rob Lowe is taking on another role - pigskin prognosticator. The actor lit up social media Wednesday when he tweeted that Peyton Manning was done. Lowe said he'd heard from ''my people'' that the Indianapolis Colts quarterback would retire later in the day. No official word yet from Manning, the 35-year-old star who missed this season with a neck injury. But...
Via AP on Fox  |  January 18, 2012

Lowe sparks Twitter frenzy over Peyton

The season-long speculation over whether injured Colts quarterback Peyton Manning will return to his team -- or even the NFL -- next season has been settled: Sources close to actor Rob Lowe have told the popular television and film star that Manning will retire. Yes. Rob Lowe. At 12:15 p.m. PT Wednesday, Lowe (@RobLowe) tweeted to his 233,692 followers and counting: "Hearing...
Via Fox Sports  |  January 18, 2012

Rob Lowe Says Peyton Manning is Retiring..Yes that Rob Lowe

One of the great things about Twitter is it gives everyone voice. I can get a message out to 100k people (when you include RTs) literally in seconds. With that being said, Twitter has allowed people who normally wouldn’t be consider professionals in certain areas influence opinions and sometimes spread crazy rumors. A lot of times that is someone’s death, but in this...
Via BlackSportsOnline  |  January 18, 2012

Peyton Manning Will Retire From Football, According to Actor Rob Lowe

In an era where the Internet has hundreds of writers and reporters, and where ESPN and NFL Network cover football around the clock every day, and where there are still hundreds of reporters for newspapers and magazines, there are still stories that get reported by the unlikeliest of sources. Enter Rob Lowe. The actor made national news on Wednesday afternoon when he tweeted that...
Via NESN.com  |  January 18, 2012
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