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LSU Athletics Announce Multi-Year Extension With Guaranty Media
"Extending this partnership with Guaranty Media means our fans will continue to have consistent, reliable access to LSU Athletics in Baton Rouge and across the state."
Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy: Tom Brady Has An Agenda Against the New England Patriots
"Thank you for your Super Bowls — you’re just a guy. Go play your flag football game and go be in a million different ads. I don’t need you in my life anymore, and you don’t need us."
ESPN Signs Several Ex-Washington Post Sports Reporters
"The hires follow a major restructuring inside The Washington Post that led to the closure of the newspaper’s longtime standalone sports section."
ESPN Announces Multi-Year Extension With the Southern Conference
"This agreement ensures the accomplishments of SoCon student-athletes and member institutions continue reaching audiences across our platforms."
Glen Kuiper Announces He’s Signed on for San Francisco Giants’ Broadcasts in 2026
"Excited, grateful to the Giants for this opportunity."
Baseball’s Biggest Global Event Still Ignores Massive Opportunity on Terrestrial Sports Radio
"For a sport built on daily dialogue and generational fandom, leaving AM/FM sports radio on the sidelines turns what should be a grand slam opportunity into yet another swing and a miss."
Two Important Reminders Courtesy of Barrett Media’s Top 20 Series
"There are two things I want to remind you of that are important but far too often pushed aside."
97.5 The Fanatic Reunites Sean Brace and Jon Marks in Middays
The duo was previously partnered for the Jon & Sean Show from 2013 to 2015 on 97.5 The Fanatic.
Carmichael Dave: Russell Westbrook Should Provide More Context Regarding Issues With Local Media
"This is a beaten down fan base, and this is a beaten down media. That's just a fact to life. This is the worst team in the NBA over the last 40 plus years."
Is It Too Late for the FCC To Fix Sports on Television
"The FCC probably can't do much. Its jurisdiction over streaming is murky. Netflix and Amazon don't answer to it the way broadcast stations do. The agency's sharpest weapon is noise — enough of it that Congress eventually acts."