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- Aug 31, 2026
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Prediction: A Pat McAfee song will replace 'Comin' to Your City' on 'College GameDay' (opens the original)
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With all due respect to Jimmy Pitaro, in the public’s mind, Pat McAfee runs ESPN. His show commands a giant licensing fee. His complaints and paranoia led to the ouster of one of the network’s longest-tenured leaders. He can basically call his own shot in Bristol. McAfee takes advantage of that status, and to be fair, why shouldn’t he? Star power only exists if the star flexes it. And McAfee has definitely flexed, perhaps never more than when he released his debut musical album. I think that alb
The CFP rankings show on ESPN should continue, so long as people watch (opens the original)
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On December 1, there will be a College Football Playoff rankings reveal show on ESPN. Calls to abolish single editions of it or the entire series have been coming from inside ESPN’s own house for a few years now. Sometimes the complaints are about who is ranked where. Sometimes it’s about how the committee arrives at or explains its decisions. The conversation was pushed to a new level last December after Notre Dame was leapfrogged in the final poll by a Miami team they were ranked ahead of less
The World Cup can solve a lot of Netflix's problems (opens the original)
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FIFA is always in a pretty strong position when it comes to media rights negotiations. It’s the organization behind the biggest sporting event in the world, after all. But today, they are taking the World Cup’s television rights to market after one of the most-watched soccer tournaments in American history. We won’t have concrete numbers on the final for a few days, but if the performance of the tournament up to that point is any indication, Spain’s victory over Argentina is going to end up as o
Stephen A. Smith is overthinking political talk (opens the original)
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Stephen A. Smith has conquered the sports world. When it comes to sports talking heads, no one has wider name recognition. He’s the subject of New York Times profiles and Saturday Night Live parodies. Your mom may not know exactly who he is or what he does, but she’s definitely heard the name Stephen A. Smith. For most in this business, that would be more than enough to satisfy their ambition. Smith has never been shy about what he wants, though. He doesn’t plan on giving up his place in sports
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