College football writer Tony Barnhart to retire after 50th season
"Mr. College Football" still plans to write some books in his retirement.
"Mr. College Football" still plans to write some books in his retirement.
This was the first time in 70 years that Sports Illustrated had missed a scheduled print issue.
Ex-SI publisher The Arena Group has been accused of trying to take the SI.com domain name and several social accounts.
“Sports Illustrated will no longer be Sports Illustrated.”
An Arena Group executive reportedly removed a Chris Mannix story on transgender boxers from an upcoming print edition of Sports Illustrated.
In a year, Arena Group stock has dropped from $10.42 to $0.84 a share, with the latest fall there Friday.
It's not clear what's ahead for SI, but posts Friday were notable regardless.
"Corporate ghouls have unnecessarily ruined a proud institution."
"Authentic is determined to protect and provide stewardship for the brand. And that includes making sure the editorial arm continues to operate."
Ross Levinsohn is now completely done with the Arenga Group.
The Arena Group has had its license to publish Sports Illustrated revoked, resulting in a massive round of layoffs.
"We have put The Arena Group in breach with an intention to terminate the license absent a cure."