Jomboy Media promotes Courtney Hirsch to CEO
"Courtney has organized our vision into a leading sports media brand, and there’s no one better to lead us moving forward."
"Courtney has organized our vision into a leading sports media brand, and there’s no one better to lead us moving forward."
"I can tell you the product has never been better, and the games have never been better."
"My mission is complete, and they’ll continue running the site."
"We updated the story to note that Outkick first reported Justin Tucker’s new statement."
AA has confirmed big changes are coming to The 33rd Team, but they plan to still have written content, and their audio and video shows are not impacted.
"I've got my facts right." "The only thing misleading and actually factually incorrect is what you’re saying."
Daglas has been on leave since January.
A post claiming Jason Wright's time as Washington team president "was defined by DEI optics and botched jobs" was taken down.
Three Secret Base employees, including SB Nation veteran Steven Godfrey, have been laid off.
"Dallas did not put the effort in to create as much equity as it could from the sort of talent that turns into statues, career-ending move."
"If I would have responded to that in the proper manner, I wouldn't have been able to come home."
Jon Maravilla was denied boarding for a flight, but not the flight that crashed.
"It was really degrading"
"We're all set. We're full speed ahead."
O'Hara's new studio show will be available on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.
"There was a video that was not supposed to see the light of day -- at least not when it did."
The Ole Miss head coach is the most terminally online coach in all college football, perhaps all sports.
"It feels like we’ve been manipulated by this dude.”
"We are not slow, just being diligent."
He does this mainly because he’s been with the paper since 1982. And mainly because he can.
"Content and media is going to drive the commercialization of college sports for the foreseeable future."
"I could do it again, but I don’t know if I want to."
The line between fan chatter and organizational decision-making has apparently become dangerously thin.