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‘The Rich Eisen Show’ Heads to ESPN Radio September 2
"Eisen will be taking over the timeslot currently occpupied by Joe & Q hosted by Joe Fortenbaugh and Qiant “Q” Myers."
Is OutKick the “Loser” in the FOX Sports, Barstool Sports Partnership?
"The deal between FOX and Barstool doesn’t cost Outkick anything, but it does send a very clear message: Outkick can’t do for FOX what Barstool does."
Matt Mosley Announces Departure From ESPN Central Texas
"I lingered because the new owner/operator Gary Baxter (former Baylor legend) was extremely gracious and gave me a chance to be part of his new lineup. I’ll announce my new gig soon."
ESPN Elevates Flora Kelly To Senior Vice President, ESPN Research
"I’m thrilled to lead this incredible team as we continue to innovate how we understand our audiences, anticipate behavior, and define success in this rapidly evolving media landscape."
Dan Le Batard Questions Why Dave Portnoy Is a Part of FOX Sports’ Big Noon Kickoff
"Why put that person who doesn’t have any particular expertise on college football — he just gambles on it — Why is he there?"
ESPN Seeing Increased Viewership in Line With Digital Dominance
"ESPN has increased year-over-year viewership across the board. The network is up 4% in total-day audience and 9% in prime time compared to the same period in 2024."
Colin Cowherd: Barstool Sports “Works” at FOX Sports
"If you’re going to allow political talk, then allow all of it. I think Barstool works at FOX."
Will Saga Communications, Fox Sports, Barstool Sports, and CBS Benefit From Taking Risks?
"I believe the Fox-Barstool partnership is strategically smart, and competitively brilliant."
Sports Radio Must Follow the ESPN, FOX Sports Licensing Content Model
"The benefits outweigh the pitfalls. You become more relevant through connection, and you bring the audiences of those creators to your megaphone."
Shannon Sharpe Reaches Resolution in Civil Lawsuit Which Led To Stepping Away From ESPN
After “protracted and respectful negotiations,” the two sides reached a “mutually agreed upon resolution,” with all matters addressed “satisfactorily,” and the matter is now closed.