Awful Announcing
"Incomplete data provides inaccurate information" is quite a stance to take on a tweet that was correct at the time.
The No. 3 Bulldogs' final tweet from Saturday's double-overtime home loss to South Carolina came late in regulation.
Samson got blasted for calling Daniel Hudson's paternity leave "inexcusable."
"I'm afraid postseason baseball will be quite operational when your movie viewers arrive."
Dunlap announced plans to sue Entercom Wednesday, while WWL announced that they'd completed their own investigation and were now involving law enforcement.
Antonio Brown tweeted through it (and deleted through it) on Sunday morning.
They logged off, apparently literally.
If the Seminoles want to wait 154 days to start their season, they're going to miss the whole thing.
Last week, NBC took advantage of the late July sports media doldrums to announce they had huge plans...
Between announcing their press conference schedule with photos of coaches in similar poses to Lizzo and drawing up humorous graphics for each coach speaking, the Longhorn Network had some fun with the first day of Big 12 Media Days.
The SEC Officiating account has already received waves of replies about past questionable calls. Whoever's running that should be in for a fun season.
"The Chargers' seemingly calm summer took an abrupt turn when Melvin Gordon made new contract demands. What should San Diego do?"
This would be a trainwreck of a move by Shea Patterson...if it were real.
Jimmy Butler played for the Sixers for part of one season before leaving in free agency. The team thanked Jimmy Buter for his efforts.
The Nationals posted a photo of the new "Natitude" sandwich on their PR site on Sept. 28, 2017. Darren Rovell claimed it as an "exclusive" on Oct. 6, and the team got mad at local TV reporter Brody Logan for posting a photo that interfered with Rovell's "sandwich exclusive."
