Awful Announcing
"In addition to the medical apprehensions regarding my desire to have another child in regards to receiving this injection¹, I am also so morally and ethically not aligned with this. And I've had to really dig deep and analyze my values and my morals, and ultimately I need to put them first."
"I couldn't be more elated and excited."
“I considered killing myself,” Guerrero told the New York Post's Andrew Marchand.
"Once I was here with my niece Vanessa, who was wearing a Ducks' jacket, and she got hit on the head with a chunk of ice. It didn't knock her out, but it knocked her silly."
As per Kevin Kinkead of Crossing Broad, "the NBC Sports Regional Networks are completely doing away with sideline reporters at the end of the season."
Who says this ain't your daddy's XFL?
"Is Nantz calling the game?" "He is." "Can we sub Tony Romo in for Coach so it's like NFL on Sunday with you, Nantz and Romo? Get Coach out of there!"
Williams asked "What are you seeing that's allowed Virginia Tech to get back in this late in that first half?" Mack responded "Well, they're one of the top teams in the country."
Budden made some good points here about how she does balance TV work and motherhood, and how that's definitely possible. But the structural challenges for working mothers brought up in The Atlantic's article should also be addressed.
This was certainly a rough day at the office.
Multiple reports say Zegura criticized an official from the sidelines in the Browns' Week 2 game. He's now not on their radio broadcast for Week 3.
"In the minutes immediately following, I was interviewed by Dana Jacobson of CBS. I did not initially respond to her questions as I would have liked and she was doing her job in asking them. ...I wish I could have done better."
