Bomani Jones reportedly expected to leave ESPN when contract expires in March
Jones will appear on Around the Horn and his podcast is still hosted by ESPN, in the meantime.
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Bomani Jones wonders if he’s still a fit at ESPN
"I don’t know what the paradigm is going to be for guys on television talking about sports if you’re not Stephen A. Smith."
ESPN is canceling High Noon, says “we look forward to discussing” how to utilize Bomani Jones and Pablo Torre
"Co-hosts Pablo Torre and Bomani Jones are extremely talented, and they helmed what we believed was a smart and nuanced show. Unfortunately, not enough people agreed with us."
ESPN Halloween costumes included Pat McAfee dressing as Anchorman’s Champ Kind, High Noon cast dressing as the PTI cast
Shows from High Noon to Pardon The Interruption to NFL Live and Around The Horn all got in on Halloween.
Will Cain was on the receiving end of a quality April Fool’s prank (maybe) courtesy of ‘High Noon’
April Fool’s pranks are, for the most part, pretty sucky. They’re either not very funny or not very...
The best ESPN Halloween costumes of 2018
Some highlights included Frank Isola as Mike Francesa (complete with "Frank's On" app) and Tony Kornheiser as Gritty.
Awful Announcing podcast: ESPN’s Pablo S. Torre talks High Noon, working with Bomani Jones and Erik Rydholm, and “The Process”
Torre joins the AA podcast to talk about High Noon, how he and Bomani Jones first pitched the show to themselves, and much more.
ESPN brings back noon SportsCenter, cancels SportsNation, moves High Noon to 4 p.m. and cuts it in half
Noon SportsCenter is back, and High Noon is now shorter and moved to 4 p.m. Eastern.
High Noon’s tweet about video clips not being cleared for the ESPN app illustrates how “the future of ESPN” isn’t here yet
Certain clips shown during TV properties like High Noon can't be shown to those watching on the ESPN app, illustrating some challenges it still faces.
ESPN’s ‘High Noon’ felt simultaneously fresh and familiar in its debut hour
Is the show really here for the jokes? Monday's premiere sent some mixed messages, but showed some promising signs.
Bomani Jones says “things have changed” since his 2015 comment that ESPN wouldn’t punish “factually undeniable” statements
“I think where things have changed from what I said [in 2015] to what I'm looking now at, is I never imagined that something factually true could prove to be as inflammatory as things that are factually true have proven to be.”
