The Sun's Arizin: How to spend your summer as a college athlete

Huuuuuuuuump Daaaaaaaaaay! I thought I remembered hearing during CAA Media Day that John Robertson wasn't around this summer with the rest of the team. Instead, he opted for a summer internship in New York City to get some experience and a nice resume item for when his football career is over.

I could be wrong, but that seems like a very smart thing to do, and way out of the norm for a college athlete who in all likelihood has a better than 50% chance to make it to the pros. But sports - especially football - don't last forever. Kudos to JR on a very smart decision.

And now, the "news."

Robertson ready to carry through on football investment at ’Nova | delcotimes.com
The best quarterback in the Football Championship Subdivision spent most of his summer on Wall Street instead of on Lancaster Ave., choosing to hone his skills as a future financial whiz rather than sharpen his ability to read defenses or avoid blitzes.

Hershey's Dylan Painter will take his time with an important decision | PennLive.com
Painter wants to decide before the high school season begins - though no official timeline is set.

Bryn Mawr resident: Villanova will overrun our homes with sewage | Main Line Media News
Again, if you don't like it, then move. Please. Move.

A look at Philadelphia's new top FBI agent | Inquirer
The next person to lead the FBI's regional office is a Philadelphia native with a Villanova University degree, and a background in public corruption and terrorism investigations.

Fixing his flaws: How Kris Dunn has attacked the two weaknesses in his game | CollegeBasketballTalk
There are two glaring weaknesses to Kris Dunn's game. Here's how he's gone about trying to fix them this summer.

Unscientific Predictions: 2015 Big East Volleyball Preseason Awards | Anonymous Eagle
Our Marquette friends look at Women's Volleyball.

CCU leaders share insight on talks with Sun Belt Conference | The Sun News
Coastal Carolina got less than $90,000 from the Big South last season, and had to pay the league around $40,000 in fees. In the lowly Sun Belt, they'd see a positive revenue stream of around $1-2 million as a full member.

Dwight Howard's Waffle House Feast Was Reasonable for a 6'11" Basketball Player | Eater
He *only* got through through a steak, eggs, toast, grits, and a waffle in one sitting. Way to exhibit some self control, Dwight!

Kid trolls Michael Jordan | ESPN Video
A young kid at Michael Jordan's camp calls out MJ's shoes with the popular video trend, "What are those?"

This Gorgeous 89-Year-Old Grandma Stole The Show As A Bridesmaid | Huffington Post
You're never too old to be a bridesmaid -- just ask Philly bride Christine Quinn's 89-year-old grandma Betty Govern, a.k.a. Nana Betty.