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ESPN Signs Desmond Howard To Multi-Year Extension
"There’s nothing I’d rather be doing during the fall than showcasing the incredible sport that we all love alongside my College GameDay family"
The Mantra That Guided Lee Corso Is Sports Media’s Best Advice
"It’s entertainment, sweetheart. Football’s our vehicle"
How Desmond Howard Evolved From Heisman To Veteran on College GameDay
"I came in with what I consider to be ESPN’s A-team who had fantastic chemistry. I never wanted to disrupt their chemistry"
How ESPN Built a Case Study To Become a Sports Amazon
"ESPN has never had more reach. More power. More control. But if you’re looking for true variety in voices, tone, or perspective, that might be harder to find"
How Paul Finebaum Became an SEC Powerhouse as College Football Grew at ESPN
"Radio is often very cookie-cutter. I don't think I could get a job today if I was looking for one at a radio station"
David Samson: Pat McAfee Is Not “Covering” Budget Cuts With ESPN
"They're doing it because they believe it's in the best interest of the company to not have those people in the positions they're in."
FOX Sports Makes ‘Everyday for the Boys’ With Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports Partnership
"Dave Portnoy will now be a part of Big Noon Kickoff, and Barstool Sports content will begin to fill the holes of recently departed programming on FS1. That’s a bigger deal than Michael Jordan signing to NBC Sports."
Lee Corso Honored by ‘College GameDay’ Colleagues During ESPY Awards
"I want to thank ESPN for this tribute and an opportunity to do a job that I’ve loved for 38 years."
ESPN’s ‘Vibe Check’ Sets a New Tone for Sports Conversation
"They are not trying to pontificate. Instead, they choose to communicate. The show is a real conversation. Lights and cameras just happen to be there."
Where Kirk Herbstreit Misfired on Being a Fan Working for ESPN
“The guy showed that he has a fundamental misunderstanding of where ESPN and other broadcast outlets are and what matters to their audience in the modern day.”