MegaCast returning for College Football Playoff Semifinals
ESPN's MegaCast returns with ten different broadcasts for each College Football Playoff Semifinal.
ESPN's MegaCast returns with ten different broadcasts for each College Football Playoff Semifinal.
"If we're gonna play sports now where it only matters if you're using your starters, I don't want to be in that world."
College Football Playoff director Bill Hancock responded to Florida Sen. Rick Scott's letter demanding Florida State be let into the CFP.
Is he genuinely defending his opinion, or is he trying to convince himself?
“Is there anyone who thinks that this is real, that this is good, worthwhile, called for?"
Since the moment that the four teams in this season’s College Football Playoff were announced, it’s fair to...
"As it stands, the committee's decision reeks of partiality, picking winners in the board room and not on the field."
"Does it give the power breakers or decision-makers something to think about? I would say yes."
"Maybe since I left, they've become corruptible."
"Don’t you have bigger priorities...you’re trailing Donald Trump by about 59 points in the polls."
"I don't have an agenda on anything other than I just want to see the subjective analysis of who the best four teams are."
"There's no way you're going to leave Coach Saban and Alabama out of a playoff."
"No way the SEC champ's left out."
"I bet you if Prime Time Deion Sanders was their coach they wouldn’t have gotten left out."
It was impossible to ignore ESPN's relationships with the SEC and the ACC on Sunday.
"If they hadn't gotten destroyed 65-7 in the nat'l title game last year, things may have been different."
"One team has a loss. And that's Alabama. One team doesn't, in Florida State."
Could the national championship cycle between networks?
"Put the ****ing best four teams in the game. At the end of the day, that's it."
"As long as the investigation is open, there’s no way on Earth that you can have the Michigan Wolverines going to the College Football Playoff."
"Plaintiffs' attorneys are also targeting the billions of dollars in media rights revenue for the football and basketball players whose sports drive the value of those deal for the NCAA and the five wealthiest college sports conferences."
ESPN and Fox are still the favorites, but a new contender has emerged.