Day 728

• It looks like the quarterback market is moving.  Washington is trading picks for Carson Wentz of Indianapolis.
• An altercation in the ACC Tournament has Jim Boeheim's son Buddy under scrutiny for striking a player.  No foul was called.
• But Buddy has been suspended for the next game Syracuse plays in the ACC Tournament after a blowout win today.
• Halfway through the Paralympics, China has a significant edge on the medals table.  Ten golds to seven for Canada and six for the Ukraine. The USA has only two, and is seventh on the table as a result.
• At least three Twitter accounts purportedly belonging to Philadelphia Eagles fans were reported today on Deadspin to "report" Jalon Reagor to the NFL for gambling.  Those three, and perhaps others, see Reagor as a drop-meister who would be better off the Eagles/suspended/etc. and so forth.  We'll see if that goes anywhere...   
• For the record, the Deadspin article believes the allegations to be false.  In that case, time to sue...   
• Gizmodo Media has finally reported on the strike of six of it's (other than Deadspin) websites against Jim Spanfeller (who is and always will be an herb) last week.  They apparently got what they asked for -- contingent on returning to work on Monday, which they did.
  
• The second week of the MLB season schedule is now off.
• The Northeast Conference is investigating the Wagner-Bryant fan altercation last night -- at least one person has been arrested for it.
• Novak Djokovic is banned from all US tennis events until he's vaccinated.
• And some idiot has sued Jerry Jones, claiming Jones is her father.