Awful Announcing
"I’m going to say Adolf Hitler. It was obviously very sad and he had bad motives, but the way he was able to lead was second-to-none. How he rallied a group and a following, I want to know how he did that. Bad intentions of course, but you can’t deny he wasn’t a great leader."
Boise State filed a complaint Friday, but this hasn't yet gone to litigation, and both sides issued a statement Wednesday that they're "currently in discussions."
The NCAA continues to blame the messengers and the messaging without looking at the message itself.
It's not yet March, despite what this moment and Jon Rothstein's tweets may tell you.
“A lot of people behind the scenes believed in the conference’s message four years ago and we’ve watched as the vision for the network has slowly died.”
"He wouldn’t have wanted to go out like that. His ass was too vain."
The ESPN app hit some streaming issues Monday night, causing problems for those hoping to watch the CFP title game that way.
LSU ran over an ESPN cameraman entering the field Monday.
The ESPNU offering will include coaches Mike Gundy, Gary Patterson, Jeff Hafley, and Derek Mason.
Mark Silverman is already eyeing the September 19th Florida State trip to Boise for Big Noon Kickoff, though it would mean a morning start locally.
"What they do during a normal telecast is give their opinions as a former coach, but they always have more to give. They want to talk more strategy, do more Telestrator [segments] and explain what's going on. And because of the normal limits that are in a traditional basketball telecast, they can't do that."
On this week’s Awful Announcing podcast, host Ben Heisler was joined by ESPN’s Chris Fowler to talk about...
"These women were trailblazers whose talent and charisma created new possibilities for women in basketball and in countless other pursuits. Cheryl Miller, Cynthia Cooper and their teammates left the game of the past behind and created the game we know and love today."
If a large portion of rural college fanbases don't have quality broadband, how do you expect to give them a good experience?
HeelsMaven writer Brant Wilkerson-New sent North Carolina radio host Jasmyn Fritz inappropriate sexual messages on social media, and later announced he is stepping away from writing.
