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Anatomy of An Analyst: Troy Aikman
"While he may be controversial at times, he’s spot on with his criticisms of players, especially QBs."
ESPN Announces XFL Broadcast Crews
“This talented group of voices, combined with the many on-field production innovations we have planned for this season, will provide fans with unprecedented access to all facets of the XFL.”
Michael Kay Wonders How ESPN Makes Money On Bowl Games
"ESPN -- I don't know if you realize this -- they're pretty smart at what they do, so they must be making money at these bowls."
Omaha Productions Launching Interview Podcast With Golden State Warriors GM
Omaha Productions will produce video versions of the podcast for the ESPN YouTube channel in conjunction with the audio version of the podcast.
College Football National Championship Game Averages 17.2 Million Viewers
"The entire three game event averaged 20.6 million viewers. That is up 9% from last season, when the final featured two SEC games."
Pat McAfee: It Was a Perfect Final Night For People That Didn’t Like Me on College Football
“Eleven hours on TV one day, 65-7, I maybe got a little loose."
Jemele Hill: Journalism At ESPN ‘a Difficult Balancing Act’
"Hill added that she has experience at ESPN with the difference between a story receiving "cursory coverage" and one becoming "a nonstop national conversation fueled by the massive sports-media machine."
Chris Fowler: Games With Kirk Herbstreit Are Always ‘Spontaneous’
"We do almost no talking about the gameplans ahead of time. People in the business don’t believe that. We don’t sit around and have a big conversation."
Chris Fallica Was Surprised By Tribute On College GameDay
"I learned indeed that these people are my friends because they were truly happy for me and emotional to see me go.”
Sources: ESPN Eyeing RGIII or Greg McElroy To Replace Todd Blackledge
"Dan Orlovsky is also expected to be considered, but Marchand reports that his commitments to Monday Night Football would make it tough to elevate him in the college football hierarchy."