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FOX Sports Radio Host Doug Gottlieb to ‘Dial It Back’ on UWGB Game Days Next Year
"Some of it is for optics, but a little bit of it is you just want to be fresh and resting."
The CW Network Announces Multi-Year Broadcast Agreement With the PBA
“Bowling is one of the leading participatory sports in the country, so we are eager to introduce the top players and exciting competitions its professional circuit brings to new audiences nationwide.”
Charlie Dixon Out at FS1 Amid Allegations of Sexual Battery: Report
"Charlie Dixon is no longer with Fox Sports."
Charissa Thompson Still Without a Contract With FOX Sports, Says She’s Not Leaving Network
"I love FOX, I will hopefully end my career there in a long, long time. But anyways, it’s not ending anytime soon"
The 2025 BSM Summit Welcomes Ben Mintz, Eddie Barstool, Justin Craig, and Steven St. John, Conference Schedule is Now Available
"Altogether, we've lined up more than 45 sports media and business professionals for this year's conference."
Robert Griffin III Expected to Sign With FOX Sports as College Football Game Analyst: Report
"Griffin was laid off last year with a reported two years remaining on his deal with ESPN"
FOX Sports Continuing Settlement Discussions with Mediator Amid Lawsuit Filed by Noushin Faraji
"The parties believe that, to preserve resources, it would be beneficial to hold off on the Initial Status Conference pending completing settlement negotiations."
Rece Davis Agrees to New Seven-Year Deal with ESPN: Report
If Davis had chosen to join FOX Sports, he would have reportedly replaced host Rob Stone on the show while leading FIFA Men’s World Cup coverage in 2026 and also calling college basketball for the company.
UFL Average Viewership Down 39% Compared To Last Year
"The UFL finished the weekend with an average viewership of 602,250 viewers across all four games"
Peter Schrager: My Time At NFL Network Just Ran Its Course
“There were multiple companies that we were talking with, because my contract was up, and ESPN seemed like the perfect place."