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Brett Yormark: No Better Partners Than ESPN and Fox
The commissioner also added if no extension is reached the conference has an exclusive window with ESPN and Fox to negotiate until February 2024.
ESPN Expands Sports Betting Content
“Fans are craving sports betting content, and ahead of and during football season we want to provide it to them."
Countdown To Coverage: Best NFL Pregame Show
"We have never had more NFL content on TV and still, we are starving for more of it!"
Sports Talkers Podcast: Jason Fitz, ESPN
Jason Fitz joins the show this week to talk about making the very unorthodox leap from the country music world to ESPN. Why does...
Dan Le Batard Show: If Stephen A. Smith Was President He’d Do First Take from the White House
"Because if I vote for Stephen A. and obviously everyone would vote for Stephen A. and Stephen A. becomes president, then what happens to First Take?"
Pat McAfee To Take Hiatus From Smackdown To Be On College GameDay
“I am still very much in the WWE family and as one OG from the WWE said to me in a message that was very heartfelt, ‘Now one of our guys is on GameDay.’”
Larry Fitzgerald Joining Monday Night Countdown
Fitzgerald, a surefire future Pro Football Hall of Famer, will join the cast in advance of the Monday Night Football opener between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos.
Pat McAfee Joins ESPN’s College GameDay
McAfee had agreed to become a full-time member of the veteran Saturday show. McAfee will be a part of the program this Saturday from Austin when Texas hosts No. 1 Alabama.
Rece Davis: College GameDay Doesn’t Always Get Who They Want for Guest Picker
"McConaughey's always the guy, right? He's tremendous television. He's a great guy and he loves Texas and he loves football and he's been so kind to us over the years. He's not in town."
ESPN Re-Signs NFL Reporters Jeff Darlington, Dan Graziano, Kimberley A. Martin and Ed Werder
The network announced it has re-signed Jeff Darlington, Dan Graziano, Kimberly A. Martin and Ed Werder to continue their reporting duties.