The podcast crew is back with another sports media roundtable.
This week, Ben Heisler is joined by Andrew Bucholtz, Joe Lucia, and Matt Yoder to discuss some of the biggest headlines in sports media.
- 1:48 – Are we surprised by the improved ratings for the Olympics and what can we attribute it to
- 4:50 – On NBC wanting more live coverage than ever before
- 7:20 – How does NBC walk the line between the crowd who wants live coverage and the drama of prime time Olympics
- 11:38 – Favorite story from the Olympics
- 17:37 – Tirico replacing Costas
- 22:47 – On NBC’s coverage (or lack thereof) on Shaun White’s sexual harassment allegations
- 30:00 – Tirico’s Replacement, Sean McDonough and the lack of a TNF broadcast team… Who would you like to see?
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About Joe Lucia
I hate your favorite team. I also sort of hate most of my favorite teams.
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