Awful Announcing
"I would like to take whoever those writers were that voted on that, and hold them upside down by their ankles and smack their heads off the ground."
“Maybe that’s why you have us ranked last, that’s all that you think of us. So, we get that message, thank you.”
In 10 seconds, Kellerman got Tulsa's name, quarterback, and conference all wrong.
Is this enough to offset the loss of Oklahoma and Texas? Well, probably not, but it's probably the best they could have done.
At first glance, the idea of the AAC adding Big 12 teams makes no sense from a financial standpoint, unless those teams are completely out of options or unless ESPN decides those additions somehow make the AAC worth a whole lot more. But ESPN could possibly decide that as part of an overall campaign to claim more college football rights from Fox.
Gaetz commented on the shootings on WEAR Friday, then offered further comments on the station Saturday. They broke into the AAC championship to show those comments.
ESPN will take a wait-and-see approach to see which school replaces UConn in the AAC.
This could be an opportunity for Fox to show more women's college basketball.
In March, the American Athletic Conference cozied up with ESPN in a long-term rights deal that left many...
While Huskies' officials are complaining that the new deal may see more of their games on streaming, that's not necessarily going to be the case.
Per-school payouts from this deal are expected to rise to $6.94 million per year, almost $5 million more than the level they were at.
