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Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy Apologizes for “Murder” Rant Towards Las Vegas Raiders’ Head Coach Pete Carroll
"Anybody who thought I was actually calling for him to be murdered and killed so he couldn't breathe… you misread this situation, and I apologize"
Curt Menefee: Terry Bradshaw “Not Leaving” ‘FOX NFL Sunday’ Program
"It was built around him. He was the first guy they hired… He was the first guy on air for this network. I don’t think he’s ever, ever going to leave:
ESPN Announces Commentary Teams For Upcoming Primary College Football Playoff Broadcasts
"Despite the involvement of outside partners, ESPN will supply commentary crews for every game of the postseason"
Four NFL Talents Poised to Become TV’s Next Broadcast Stars
"Networks don’t need “cute”—they need NFL stars. They need energy, unpredictability, authority, and charisma, all wrapped in someone who can make fans lean forward on a Sunday morning"
Stephen A. Smith Responds to Max Kellerman About Removal From ‘First Take’
"Do I need to bring up the names of the inordinate amount of people that will come on the air and say, ‘Max, what are you saying?"
Stephen A. Smith Ends Partnership With Solitaire App Company After Being Named Ambassador
"The company leaned into the broadcaster’s viral moment from the NBA Finals, when cameras captured him playing solitaire during Game 4 of the NBA Finals"
Don LaGreca: WFAN Potentially Losing Brandon Tierney, Sal Licata a “Horrible Mistake”
"I’m told by our company, they’re not our competition, so I don’t have any problem bringing this up"
Nielsen: Live Sports Dominated Viewership During Thanksgiving Week
"The NFL, college football, college basketball and even the National Dog Show delivered record-setting audiences"
FOX Sports Announces Jameis Winston To appear on FOX NFL Sunday
"Winston worked Super Bowl LIX previously for FOX, he quickly became a social-media staple"
ESPN Has Run Out Of Ideas, But That’s Not A Bad Thing
"At some point, we have to stop grading ESPN on the scale of what it used to be and start evaluating it on what the business demands now"