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Todd McShay: Paul Finebaum Is a “Rat”, Perfect To Be a Politician
"When I say he’s an all-time coward, that’s why I say it. When I say he has no loyalty, that’s why I say it. To be honest with you, I think the guy’s a rat. And so he’s perfect to be a politician"
Former ESPN Analyst Todd McShay Attacks Paul Finebaum as “Trash” and “Coward”
"It’s just not good humanity. Get my little shot in at Paul, one of the all-time cowards"
ESPN College Football Programming Off to Record Start of the Season
"The Miami edition of College GameDay averaged 2.8 million viewers from 9 a.m. to noon ET, marking a 33% increase over the same week last season"
Are Movie Theaters the Next Gold Rush for Sports?
"There is money to be made in a deal that creates a premium communal viewing experience."
ESPN Networks See Second Highest Viewership Over Labor Day Weekend in Last Three Decades
"The holiday slate featured standout performances across multiple sports, with several properties hitting all-time or multi-year audience highs"
ESPN, FOX Sports Open College Football Season With Massive Audiences
"FOX claimed the single largest audience with its Ohio State–Texas showcase, while ESPN and ABC delivered record-setting depth across multiple games and studio programming"
On3 Signs Chris Low as Senior National College Football Reporter
"Just as college football, and the landscape surrounding it, has evolved, so has On3. What a wonderful opportunity and a new journey that starts today"
Why Lee Corso Will Be Forever Remembered For His Impact on College Football
"We may never see another figure elevate a sport the way Lee Corso has. Chances are, we never will"
ESPN Radio Brings Back College Football Tailgate Tour
"College football is all about passion, tradition and community"
Pac-12 Extend Broadcasting Agreement With The CW Network Through 2030-2031
"The Pac-12 has been a key partner in the success of CW Sports, and we are thrilled to solidify our relationship with the conference for an additional five years"