Larry Collmus praised for electric call of Journalism’s stunning Preakness win
It might just be the best call of Collmus's career.
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Sports media reacts to Sovereignty beating Journalism at Kentucky Derby
"Sovereignty defeating Journalism hits a little too close to home these days."
Viral Florida student reporter’s celebration sparks debate over journalistic objectivity
"I do not envy the next generations of sports journalists who will also have to be content creators to command an audience."
ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap wants to examine Saudi Arabia’s influence on sports more closely
On the Awful Announcing Podcast, Schaap picked Saudi Arabian influence on sports as his top story that deserves an in-depth look.
Is Bronny James ESPN’s new Tim Tebow, where celebrity coverage dramatically exceeds on-field impact?
Criticism of Sam Blum’s Jackson Holliday piece missed forest for observed tree
Tim Burke case sees second man charged with conspiracy over sharing news organization and league passwords
Report of ESPN officials asking Pat McAfee to fact-check Aaron Rodgers raises eyebrows
CNN walked out on a risky limb alone with their Doc Rivers report
Reporters everywhere: Beware the college football coaching carousel
For those who cover college sports, nothing is more stressful than a coaching change.
Shannon Sharpe faces criticism over his approach to juicy Katt Williams interview on ‘Club Shay Shay’
"Shannon Sharpe’s poor interview skills make me feel like he is just not an active listener at all because he left soooooo much on the table with Katt."
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey blasts TV partner ESPN for partial leak of schedule ahead of special
"We were trying to protect it. Someone at ESPN apparently leaked it."
On MLBN, Alanna Rizzo blasts ‘jackoffs…bloggers or podcasters, not even reporters’ in clubhouses
Lansing CBS affiliate apologizes to Brenda Tracy over ex-sports director Audrey Dahlgren’s tweets
Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner on 2014 UVA campus sexual assault story with key fabricated incident: ‘The rest of the story was bulletproof.’
"Other than this one key fact that the rape described actually was a fabrication of this woman, the rest of the story was bulletproof."
The cancellation of the standalone ‘Outside The Lines’ makes you wonder about the future of journalism at ESPN
ESPN ends standalone ‘Outside The Lines,’ reassigns some staff
Outside The Lines is ending its run as a standalone show, but expanding its segments on SportsCenter and elsewhere.
We should all view sports insiders’ information with a critical eye
Ask questions when breaking news happens because it may not be the full story.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter on sending entire CBA story to Bruce Allen for “edits”: “Looking back, I shouldn’t have done it.”
"It was a step too far and, looking back, I shouldn't have done it."
Jeremy Schaap and Outside The Lines are “being asked to anchor ESPN’s journalism”…primarily on Saturdays at 9 a.m. ET
Yes, Outside The Lines will still "anchor" ESPN's journalism, but that anchor got a lot smaller and less prominent with this change.
The first month of the NBA season has shown us many media care more about the next offseason
Discussion of the Draymond Green-Kevin Durant incident in particular has focused more on offseason implications than current on-court effects.
New Concussion Legacy Foundation Media Project has J.A. Adande’s Medill students, others learning concussion reporting best practices
The project aims to educate both student journalists and professional journalists on concussion reporting terminology and best practices.
Mike Gundy’s threat to pull all player availability if reporters asked about a transfer is the latest access restriction from a NCAA coach
Gundy told reporters (through a sports information staffer) that they'd lose access to players for the rest of the year if they asked about Jalen McCleskey's transfer.
Valentino Dixon’s murder conviction vacated after 27 years in jail, thanks partly to Golf Digest reporting on his case
Golf Digest's 2012 profile on Dixon helped raise awareness of the issues with his case, leading to this eventual vacation of his conviction.
Boston Globe suspends Kevin Cullen for three months without pay after fabrication investigation, prompted by WEEI’s Kirk Minihane
In a journalism panel broadcast on CSPAN, Cullen "offered details of a scene on the night of the bombings that Ms. Carroll and Mr. Fielder conclude was a "complete fabrication.''
