ESPN’s College Football Playoff Predictor is pure nonsense
It's a marketing tool, not an actual Playoff Predictor.
It's a marketing tool, not an actual Playoff Predictor.
Sean McDonough went all out for a touchdown that didn't count. He also had a heartfelt message for Jon Gruden.
The interview covered the biggest story from the game and Hurts was all class.
How the main ESPN broadcast, the Coaches Film Room, the "Voices", the "Homers" broadcast, and the SEC Network reacted to Alabama's championship-winning touchdown.
At least the Film Room feed is still great.
"I would worry a little bit that conceivably any change might bring with it some unintended consequences relative to the regular season."
There are a whole lot of options to watch the title game, including "a six quadrant viewing experience" of Voices on ESPNU.
A look at some of the top sports media videos shared on Clippit recently.
Oh well, it's not like the College Football Playoff is the biggest college football time of the year or anything.
ESPN did not handle this well.
Previous reports that Taylor Swift would perform the show appear to have been incorrect.
The choice cuts out potential casual fans and makes the playoff field terribly regional.