ESPN UFL announcer says ‘the over somehow hits!’ on game-ending pick-six
"And the over somehow hits on the pick-six from 100 yards away!"
"And the over somehow hits on the pick-six from 100 yards away!"
"YES! YES! BUB CARRINGTON ENDS THE SEASON WITH A GAME-WINNER! OFF GLASS! LET'S! GO! HOME!"
San Francisco Giants’ outfielder Jung Hoo Lee had quite the road trip to Yankee Stadium this weekend. Lee...
Saturday marked the first day of March, and that saw plenty of madness in college basketball. Some came...
After each team missed a shot in the last 25 seconds, Lyons Township's Owen Carroll got one more chance from long range, and drained it.
"RUSSELL! YOU BET! HE GOT IT!"
"Flips it up and in!" "Oh my goodness!" "The Seton Hall Pirates keep the Faith!"
The NBC/Yahoo partnership has usually bested ESPN's digital numbers in Olympic months, but not this time.
The NFL Zone on Roku is back, and is adding more content, including highlights for every game.
"They found themselves a pot of gold at the end of their Irish rainbow!"
The call here needed no translation.
"Hey ESPN, what is this BS clipping in of other action?"
"IT'S A TOUCHDOWN! WOW! ALEX BULLOCK! WIDE OPEN! NEBRASKA MAKES CHICKEN SALAD!"
"A tremendous catch, one of the best you'll ever see. The ball is behind him, and he has to reach behind him to make the catch, and cradles the ball against his body once he hits the turf. Terrific effort by Springer."
This isn't the first time Nielson has used "Are you kidding me!", or the first time this season there's been a ridiculous interception in an Elks' game.
In 2018, ESPN accompanied discussion of Nikola Jokić's contract extension with highlights of the Blazers' Jusuf Nurkić.
A partnership between IBM and the Masters looks to create AI commentary for more than 20,000 clips from this year's tournament, which will be viewable on the Masters' app and its associated digital platforms.
"Audiences just love mic’d up content. They just love when the athletes are their own commentators."
Collins is again getting attention for his high-energy dunk calls.
"Twitter's your microphone; let the world know what you're thinking, what you care about, what you want to say. And then let the world take the conversation from there."
"Twitter has always been and will continue to act as the megaphone for athletes to use their voice. Now they can leverage their most impactful moments on the field to earn meaningful NIL compensation."
Just Women's Sports already had a significant women's soccer presence on both the content and ownership sides, and this deal with the NWSL should boost their content side further.
Cohen apparently didn't appreciate SNY showing Yankees' highlights.