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Adam Schefter, Rick Radzik Named 2022 Champion’s & Mark Chernoff Award Winners
"As I told Adam, his work in this business is second to none, but as tremendous as he may be as an NFL reporter, this is by far the best job he's ever done."
Bill Walton’s 30 For 30 Should Be The First Of Many Broadcaster Films
"There have been so many talented men and women broadcasters that it’s probably too difficult to narrow down the field and then produce the episodes."
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 Original Sports Podcasts of 2021
"A total of 72 podcasts were presented for voting consideration in the Original Sports Podcasts category. Executives also had the opportunity (if they wished) to add other titles to the list. By the end of the process, 87 shows appeared on at least one ballot."
New Sunday Night Baseball Booth Focused On Modern Game
“You’re going to see us genuinely get excited about today’s game at a time when that’s really needed on a national broadcast.”
Pete Thamel Joins ESPN as College Football Insider
"Richard Deitsch of The Athletic notes that Thamel will become a "major" part of College GameDay."
Sunday Night Baseball Is In The Right Hands With Karl Ravech
"In making the announcement of Ravech taking over, ESPN is saying that it trusts him to carry one of the network’s flagship broadcasts."
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro To Speak At The 2022 BSM Summit
"Having Jimmy with us will allow our attendees to learn how ESPN views the current sports media landscape in order to better understand where the business is headed in the future."
College Football Is Evolving, ESPN Needs To Do The Same
"ESPN has the seat of power at the college football table. That has made it very easy to acquire and not necessary to innovate."
Top Sports Ratings Moments of 2021
The following list counts down the biggest sports ratings highlights within the past twelve months, based on its impact on the sports television spectrum.
Desmond Howard, David Pollack Reflect On Evolution Of College GameDay
Two of College GameDay's analysts explain just how different the show is now from when it started in 1993.