Awful Announcing
"Michigan linebacker Devin Bush ripped free of his teammates’ restraints and, like a crazed, escaped beast, ran to the on-field Michigan State logo to tear and scrape at it with his cleats."
The special, "Comeback Season," will be hosted by Mike Greenberg and will be produced in conjunction with the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York.
"I would like to choose a selection of people that I find interesting and just have a conversation with them about the things about them that interest me."
Throughout the last several months, there has been much attention paid to the fledgling ESPN morning show Get...
Rodriguez will guest host Get Up this Friday, ahead of him calling Yankees-Red Sox on Sunday Night Baseball.
ESPN could add a football expert to the regular cast or otherwise tinker with the ratings-starved show.
What does ESPN have to lose at this point?
"I think they need to get their act together by the beginning of football season. And I think that they basically have until next year's Super Bowl."
The numbers aren't great for Get Up so far, and there's an argument that ESPN's drawn-out promotional strategy played a role in that.
No matter what, Jay Bilas in cowboy gear is a winning visual.
Greenie is fed up with the narrative surrounding the new morning show he will host beginning next week.
The combined $14.5 million could get you Le'Veon Bell, J.R. Smith, or Nelson Cruz. Mike Greenberg's $6.5 million could almost land you Mitch Trubisky and could get you Karl-Anthony Towns.
Mike Greenberg, Michelle Beadle and Jalen Rose offer a sneak peak of the upcoming show.
“It’s an unusual time in America now, so politics has encroached into our happy little world more frequently than I think we’re used to.”
Get Up was set to debut Jan. 1, but moved thanks to construction delays. It will now premiere April 2.
