Awful Announcing
"It’s so great to have Mike Golic join the show. I could be wrong, but I think it’s the first time in broadcasting history that a morning show that focuses on sports will be hosted by two guys named Mike."
Premiering after Sunday's Bears-Rams tilt, the show will feature on-site interviews, game highlights, and film analysis from NBC's Sunday night crew.
"Gorilla Glue shared our vision and is the perfect partner to ensure that college football’s unsung heroes get the same treatment as star players by walking away with money (and recognition) for what they bring to their team."
There's going to be a ton of Paralympic coverage available, but much of it will be on authentication-required streaming apps and websites.
If you have Michael Schur write it, they will come.
The game will be on Peacock Premium, and what a coincidence, they're going to run a subscription promo leading up to it!
Call it Magic's version of 'The Last Dance.'
"I'm really excited to bring these women the attention that they really warrant and that they've worked so hard for and that they deserve. And I hope it continues long after the Olympics."
Shuster's past credits include time as a producer for ESPN and HBO and time as a reporter for ABC, TNT and more.
An NFL Network host will also be a Frogger cohost.
Peacock was not a hit with WWE fans on Sunday night.
"As someone sitting Day 4 in quarantine fighting off symptoms, I can personally attest you still need to be careful and, most importantly, get vaccinated. ...Every health care professional I’ve come across in the last few days tell me the two shots of Pfizer I got in February are what’s keeping a 52-year-old like me from a far worse experience than the awful one I’m having."
NBC is throwing a small bone to Peacock subscribers.
