Jeff Goodman calls out Seth Greenberg for being Dan Hurley’s ‘PR firm’
"The PR firm of Greenberg, Greenberg & Greenberg — which has been retained by Hurley — clearly disagrees."
"The PR firm of Greenberg, Greenberg & Greenberg — which has been retained by Hurley — clearly disagrees."
Goodman has known Hurley for 25 years, but they haven't spoken since his previous criticism back in November.
The biggest storyline of the 2024-2025 college basketball season so far is the two-time defending champion Connecticut Huskies....
"Do I need to do your job and my job?"
"You have to be true to yourself and really look at it and say, who am I?"
"The DMs are a bad look and I own it. I was upset because of how this whole thing went down."
Some unexpected sports media drama emerged on Monday as the creator of a documentary about Providence basketball revealed...
"This is the doc that Ed Cooley and Jeff Goodman don't want you to watch apparently."
In early September, Seth Davis announced on Twitter/X that he and fellow college basketball insider Jeff Goodman were...
"America's hottest new platform."
The former ESPN hoops expert: 'I can kind of do what I want now, which is a lot of fun.'
"This will give diehard college basketball fans somewhere to go each night from the start of the season through the national title game to not only be informed, but also entertained."
Former players from Christian Hackenberg to Trevor Knight to Joshua Perry have signed on with the new venture.
Goodman's contract with Stadium is up in a couple months, and he's in talks with both them and other outlets.
The network will feature three national podcasts and 12 regional ones to start.
"'With all the information I'm privy to in college basketball, wouldn't you want me leading the charge on this?' And instead it was almost like 'Well, don't ruffle any feathers with the relationships you have.'"
Goodman joined ESPN in 2013, and had broken plenty of key stories for them.
ESPN is committing fully to a new era of NBA coverage.
Big Baller Brand business partner Alan Foster told Jeff Goodman he was wrong to publish on-the-record comments from LaVar Ball with Ball's approval, because "LaVar is going to say yes to 90 percent of the things you ask him."
"Yesterday’s article by Jeff Goodman of ESPN.com regarding Luke Walton was a salacious one-sided story lacking journalistic integrity. The article attacked Coach Walton on the basis of one person’s unsubstantiated opinion."
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