Awful Announcing
"Social media has woven itself into our daily lives, and is truly a powerful tool of self-expression for our athletes as well as for our fans."
"Jay Williams can NEVER speak for me, ever..."
"The next time you try to call out a referee, trying to get a call, being like 'C'mon, she's 300 pounds!', I'm going to need you to get it right, baby! Cause I'm 6'8'', and I just double-checked, because I love to be correct and get facts, I'm weighing 235 pounds."
"@jamison.hensley so I'm waiting on your ESPN sourced apology or I'm leaking these photos I got with you in the strip club."
Oladipo and special guests will perform at 3 p.m. ET on the NBA's Instagram account, with DJ D-Nice taking over the account from 7-9 p.m. ET.
Many athletes and other celebrities are under stay-at-home advisories like everyone else, and that's led to some unusual postings on Twitter and Instagram.
Raja's first on-camera appearance will be Monday, Jan. 13 during ESPN's CFP National Championship pregame coverage.
CrossFit was in many ways built on social media and online communities, but the company accounts are gone now.
"That’s not the fault of Barstool. I can’t apologize for every human on the internet who submits a video under a dummy email account and says it’s theirs."
“So, basically guys, I quit. They want to talk about a suspension and all this other nonsense. I’m outta there. I’m not doing this shit no more."
Instagram instantly changed things back after revealing it was only meant to be a small test.
"Stephen A. Smith, first of all, you have to understand that the Cowboys are America's team and now you understand why."
White called Schaub a "f***ing tool," and Schaub responded by saying White "got a break from folding Ronda's laundry."
