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Big 12 Opens Media Rights Negotiations With ESPN & Fox
"It isn't hard to understand the motivation for opening negotiation windows so early."
FS1 Debuts New Fall Lineup, Including ‘The Carton Show’
The show, which will air at 7:00 AM ET, will feature Carton "taking on the breaking stories alongside a rotating group of co-hosts."
ESPN Re-Signs Steve Young, Booger McFarland, Jeff Saturday, and Alex Smith
ESPN analysts Steve Young, Booger McFarland, Jeff Saturday, and Alex Smith all have new contracts with the worldwide leader.
Michael Lombardi: Chris Berman’s Impact at ESPN Is Part Of Football History
“Bill has a great sense of history for the game, and Boomer’s impact at that station was clearly a part of the history of the game. Let’s face it.”
Michael Irvin Inks Extension With NFL Network
Irvin has been with NFL Network since 2009. He'll continue his work on NFL GameDay Morning and make regular appearances on NFL Total Access.
Sinclair’s Diamond Sports Reportedly Preparing RSN Sale
Diamond Sports, which owns 21 regional sports networks mostly under the Bally Sports brand, has as much as $8 billion in operating debt.
Michael Grady Has Proved The Doubters Wrong
“I’m excited about it because this whole situation and this team and their makeup reminds me of the teams that I grew up rooting for in Indiana where it felt like it’s us against the world,” Grady said.
Robert Kraft Tried To Get FOX To Hire Al Michaels
"The broadcasting legend was told that FOX was going to pursue him, but says that information did not come from anyone officially connected to FOX and that the network never reached out."
Why Hasn’t Big Ten Network Created Their Paul Finebaum?
Having nothing of note on your television channel for five months out of the year, in a landscape where your largest competition is programming relevant hours daily, seems like malpractice.
Survey Shows Most Fans Don’t Want ESPN To Replace Lee Corso on College GameDay
"Nearly 30 percent of the more than 5200 surveys indicated that they did not want to see the network try to sell anyone as the new Lee Corso."