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ESPN Announces MegaCast Plans for College Football Playoff Quarterfinals
"The four quarterfinal games will be played Wednesday, December 31, and Thursday, January 1, with ESPN serving as the home of the primary telecast for each matchup."
David Samson on Charles Barkley’s NFL Critique Over Christmas Games: “You Don’t Do That”
"Charles Barkley did something I like to call pissing against the wind. There’s a very good lesson that little boys learn: you don’t do that."
Nielsen Expands Measurement Partnership With Roku
"This partnership combines Nielsen’s expertise in streaming measurement with Roku’s category leadership to give marketers the granular insights they need to grow their brands and drive results."
CBS Sports’ Matt Ryan in Talks With Atlanta Falcons for Front Office Role
"Ryan, 40, who retired in 2022 after a 15-year career, has spent the past few seasons as an analyst for CBS."
Greg Papa Delays Return to San Francisco 49ers Radio Booth
"Papa, 62, has been in remission since being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in July."
Neil Best Retires From Covering Sports Media at Newsday
"In his farewell column, Best emphasized that the decision to step away was entirely his."
Kirk Herbstreit Would Leave Television Instead of Participating in “Clickbait” Debate Shows
"It’s a lot of like really loud comments that will maybe go viral. ‘I might not believe in it, but it’s gonna go viral, and people are going to know who I am.’ Man, I will quit before I ever do that."
Charles Barkley Critical of NFL Adding Games on Christmas Day Competing With NBA
"We used to have this day to ourselves, but Roger Goodell and them pigs at the NFL always want to hog every day of the week now. Christmas is an NBA day."
The Bill Simmons Podcast Netflix Premiere Set For January 11
"The show will stream live on Sundays at 11:30 p.m. ET, immediately following NBC’s Sunday Night Football."
Is FOX Sports Radio’s Afternoon Shakeup the Latest Tale of Building the Industry’s Future?
"The addition of Weiner to the FOX Sports Radio lineup isn’t the problem. It’s a symptom. It reflects an industry increasingly hesitant to take risks."