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Texas AD Chris Del Conte confirms Longhorn Network will end with SEC move, compares it to The History Channel, says that’s a good...
Chris Del Conte provided the most confirmation yet that Longhorn Network will end with Texas' move to the SEC.
College football’s biggest threat is the continued regionalization of success and interest in the sport
ESPN’s Ryan McGee signs contract extension, reveals he wrote for ESPN The Magazine under pseudonym
McGee wrote for ESPN as "Al Covington" for two years in the early 2000s.
SEC Network film “More Than A Voice” will highlight legendary SEC football radio broadcasters
Produced by Kenny Chesney, the film will premiere September 26th.
Deuce McAllister joins SEC Network as a game analyst
McAllister was a two-time all-SEC choice at Ole Miss before his lengthy NFL career.
ESPN is the biggest winner in Oklahoma and Texas joining the SEC, and reportedly “has been right in the middle of it”
ESPN announces new deals for SEC Now hosts Dari Nowkhah, Alyssa Lang, and Peter Burns
Between this news and Finebaum, ESPN is turning SEC Media Days into their own week of announcements.
ESPN analyst Tim Tebow is reportedly set to sign with the Jaguars as a tight end, reunite with Urban Meyer
Tebow last played in the NFL in 2015 with the New York Jets. He didn't play tight end in high school, college, or his previous NFL appearances, but that looks to be where he's headed.
After Tom Hart’s home studio suffered a mid-game power outage, Cole Cubelic and Jordan Rodgers stepped up on play-by-play
"Cole Cubelic on the field, Jordan Rodgers at home, and Tom Hart still trying to figure out his alarm at his house, so he's not quite with us. Not sure if there's a zombie apocalypse or what's going on."
ESPN promotes Ilan Ben-Hanan to senior vice president, programming and acquisitions, will have him oversee college networks
Ben-Hanan's past ESPN experience includes time as vice president, college sports programming. His new role will have him oversee ACC Network, SEC Network, and Longhorn Network.
Paul Finebaum could leave ESPN after 2020 CFB season and take his show elsewhere, and he’s also met with networks about a sitcom
Finebaum could possibly leave ESPN as soon as after the 2020 college football season, and DAZN or a startup like The Ringer have been floated as possible options.
SEC Network’s Barry Booker reprimanded for referring to women’s gymnasts as “scantily clad girls”
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey also condemned the on-air remarks.
