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Scott Van Pelt’s ‘Bad Beats’ Becoming 30-Minute Monthly Show
Van Pelt, alongside "Stanford Steve" Coughlin, recaps the toughest losses suffered by sports gamblers with unconventional final moments and unexpected outcomes as it pertains to the over/under or point spread.
Pat Narduzzi: ‘ESPN Disrespected Our Fans’
“ESPN had some bad facts," Narduzzi said in the postgame press conference. "They disrespected our fans, and our fans showed up.
Dan Patrick: Tom Brady Press Conference Reminded Me of Leaving ESPN
"Maybe I was sad for Tom," Patrick said. "In my small little world, I can understand. I was so afraid to leave ESPN."
Linda Cohn: Scott Van Pelt Was Passionately Opposed To ESPN Adding Bottom Line
'Wait a minute, how are we telling people the score before they see the highlights? That doesn't make any sense.'
Rece Davis Remembers Where He Was When the News of Him Hosting College GameDay Got Out
"I look over, and my phone and iPad are at the broadcaster's position, and they are exploding. Bzz, zz, zzz. I'm like 'what in the world?'
Linda Cohn: Other Networks Never Gave Me A Good Enough Reason to Leave ESPN
“There were always more pros than cons about where I was.”
Sports Talkers Podcast: Linda Cohn, ESPN
Linda Cohn has lived her dream for the last 30 years at ESPN. She tells Stephen Strom about the ups and downs, the moment...
Linda Cohn Inks Extension With ESPN
ESPN announced Cohn has signed a multi-year extension to remain with the network as a SportsCenter anchor and a prominent contributor to hockey coverage.
Linda Cohn: Sports Media Needs More Women In Hiring Positions
"We've been getting opportunities for years, but if it wasn't for certain men in management positions who gave me the chance to prove myself, I never would have been able to carve out this path."
Randy Scott and Gary Striewski Are Poised to Take SportsCenter Into the Future
“This is SportsCenter.” Those iconic words have been spoken over since 1979. Randy Scott and Gary Striewski are helping usher them into the future.