ESPN and SI really had the New Mexico Lobos on their mind when talking about the New Mexico State Aggies
It's the New Mexico State Aggies.
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SI/PCMag survey has 15 percent of respondents planning to watch the Super Bowl watching via streaming
Large numbers of younger respondents to this survey plan to stream the Super Bowl.
SI TV strikes deal for full replays of Liverpool matches in all competitions, plus shoulder programming and classic matches
SI TV subscribers will have access to Liverpool's matches across competitions, but on replay rather than live.
Tributes pour in for famed SI football writer Paul “Dr. Z” Zimmerman, dead at 86
Dr. Z spent almost three decades writing for SI, and decades more covering football. And he made a huge impact on the sport.
Chris Mannix leaves Yahoo to return to Sports Illustrated
Mannix was at Sports Illustrated from 2003-2016. He's now returning there after a stint at Yahoo.
Sports Illustrated’s True Crime series is tackling Steve McNair’s murder
McNair: Fall of a Titan will be available each Wednesday, starting October 17.
Lawsuit over Sports Illustrated’s 2013 report on Oklahoma State gets tossed
Remember Sports Illustrated’s five-part expose into improprieties at Oklahoma State University back in 2013? At the time, it...
SI TV premiere of 1978 Yankees-Red Sox documentary ’14 Back’ shows a promising further expansion into that space
SI TV premiered another documentary this week, and the early reviews are glowing.
Cavs owner Dan Gilbert, Tony Robbins part of group reported to be in talks to buy Sports Illustrated
Meredith seems to be in the final stages of selling Sports Illustrated.
LA Clippers hire Sports Illustrated’s Lee Jenkins for front office position
Jenkins has been SI's lead NBA writer since 2010.
Time has been sold, but Sports Illustrated has yet to find a buyer, and now we have more insight as to why
It sounds like Meredith may be asking more for SI than its numbers justify to many buyers.
After an ESPN producer vetoed Chris Berman’s nicknames, a threatened boycott from George Brett brought them back
A producer told Berman "No nicknames" in 1985, and Brett got upset, revealing that to the world and leading to a deluge of angry mail for ESPN.
Andy Benoit argues at SI.com that the NFL is more strategic than college football, which he admits he doesn’t watch
" To me, comparing college to pro is like comparing a small town community theatre to Broadway."
Ed Werder will die on the hill that female representation in sports media is a non-issue
Werder called out Sports Illustrated's Charlotte Wilder for daring to offer advice to women hoping to work at her company.
May’s best sportswriting: Stories on Lionel Messi, Kawhi Leonard, Aaron Judge and NFL cheerleaders highlight must-reads
There was no shortage of great sportswriting last month.
