Drew Lerner
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 164
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Mike Tomlin to unveil 12-year Minecraft city on YouTube channel (opens the original)
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Less AI and more AA in your search results. Mike Tomlin does not seem like a man destined to return to the sidelines. The longtime Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and current NBC Sports NFL studio analyst has made abundantly clear that he’s enjoying the freedoms afforded to him with his new job. No longer is he up all night grinding tape, preparing for his next opponent, and doing the thousand other things required of NFL head coaches. Instead, he’s kicking back, going to family reunions for the
Ted Cruz defends 'College GameDay' appearance: 'The response was overwhelmingly positive' (opens the original)
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Less AI and more AA in your search results. Perhaps no interview ever conducted on ESPN’s flagship college football studio show College GameDay has resulted in more scrutiny than the one conducted with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) earlier this month before an Ohio State-Texas game in Austin. The scrutiny has been justified. Host Rece Davis, more or less, gave Cruz 10 minutes of airtime to advocate for the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), legislation he has spearheaded and ESPN has lobbied for. Crit
Pat McAfee has bizarre rant over reaction to his Jason Kelce 'we' Eagles joke: 'I hope you all rot' (opens the original)
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Less AI and more AA in your search results. Pat McAfee began his daily show on Wednesday trying to set the record straight. The ESPN star took issue with how the media covered and reacted to one interaction he had with Monday Night Countdown colleague Jason Kelce. It all started Monday, when McAfee gave Kelce a hard time during halftime of the Philadelphia Eagles-Chicago Bears game after Kelce, a six-time All-Pro center for the Eagles, continually referred to his former team as “we” when analyzi
WNBA viewership hits 26-year high in Year 1 of new TV deals (opens the original)
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Less AI and more AA in your search results. A media rights shakeup that now sees the WNBA airing across six different national television partners didn’t halt the league’s growth trajectory. The WNBA hit a 26-year viewership high for the regular season, averaging 771,000 viewers per game, according to data compiled by Sports Business Journal. That’s up 17 percent versus the league’s regular-season viewership last season. Even when including first-time partner Peacock in the mix, the WNBA average
Fever-Aces Game 1 sets ABC record for most-watched WNBA playoff game (opens the original)
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Less AI and more AA in your search results. The Caitlin Clark effect is still alive and well. Sunday’s Game 1 between Clark’s Indiana Fever and the defending WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces set a viewership record for ABC. The Aces’ win averaged 2.1 million viewers on ABC, peaking at 2.6 million viewers, which is good for the most-watched WNBA playoff game in the network’s history. The audience more than doubled last year’s comparable ABC playoff game, which featured a Clark-less Fever team against
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