Jay Williams returning to ESPN’s hoops version of ‘College GameDay’
Williams originally joined the program at the start of the 2014-15 season as an analyst, but left to replace Paul Pierce on NBA Countdown back in 2019.
Williams originally joined the program at the start of the 2014-15 season as an analyst, but left to replace Paul Pierce on NBA Countdown back in 2019.
"There are more announcements to come."
"It takes a lot of conversations. It takes a lot of thought. A lot of people have to bring it each and every day."
"Nothing but love for Key and Max."
"That was sort of the last tendrils of here’s ESPN Radio trying to throw some names together to have a lineup."
"Damn shame and very sad what has become of ESPN Radio."
It's the latest in a long line of disappointments for Kellerman.
"Jokić isn’t known for having some kind of dominant post game."
"I think the future of sports media are paradigms in which these types of moments of comfort are incubated and then scaled."
Famed coach Karl and ESPN analyst Jay Williams were amongst the people bashing Bayless' take on Jokić.
"One of the things I’ve been on the whole year is, I’ve been forcing [Nikola] Jokić into conversations."
"They’re not even the four best presidents this country has ever had. Everyone in this room was not even able to vote."
"Michael Jordan, the guy who could win through any situation, the guy who was tougher than nails itself, refuses to talk to Charles Barkley because of a criticism."
"Things may get heated, we may yell at each other, we had an awkward as hell moment the other day when I felt like he was giving personal takes on Kyrie."
"I don’t know what the hell happened that he would come at me in such a personal manner just because I was giving constructive criticism with Kyrie."
"You’re the one saying I’m being sensitive, moaning and whining, but you’re the one that seems very emotional right now."
"I don’t hear any of that talk around Jeff Bezos and Amazon. I hear everybody skewing their anger towards Kyrie for taking a picture of it and tweeting about it."
"I don't have a problem letting you know where the hell I stand and how I feel as it pertains to the world of politics because politics dramatically infiltrates our lives. Why are we going to pretend otherwise?"