EA on Dancing with the Stars? And I said I’d never watch…
“I love the show, and I’ve grown up around dancing,” said Andrews, who, of course, was on the Dazzlers dance team when at Florida. “People say, ‘Oh, you’re a dancer, how could you do it?’ But I’ve never taken ballroom, I’ve never partnered dance [...]
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Erin Andrews Wants On Dancing With The Stars
Posted in Sports (General), tagged abc, dancing with the stars, disney, erin andrews, espn on May 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Breaking News: Favre in Viking Horns?
Posted in NFL, tagged brad childress, brett favre, espn, minnesota vikings, NFL, packers, retirement, vikings on May 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
So when I woke up this morning at noon HST (thats 6pm Eastern) I turned on ESPN and what was the first thing I saw? Brett Favre to talk to Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress. Are you serious? I was a fan of Favre on the Packers, I would have never [...]
Larry Fitzgerald: learning from the best
Posted in NFL, tagged arizona cardinals, Chris Carter, espn, larry fitzgerald, minnesota vikings, randy moss, sportcenter, superbowl on January 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Were you watching the NFC playoffs wondering why Larry Fitzgerald (#11 of the Cardinals) is so damn good? Where do I start, how about the beginning.
ESPN crawls UFC 93 spoilers on bottom line
Posted in MMA, tagged espn, mark coleman, maurico rua, ufc 93 on January 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
ESPN shows their MMA ignorance once again. On Saturday night they began to crawl the results for UFC 93 on the ‘bottom line’ before the 10 PM replay.
For those who don’t know; UFC 93 was live from Dublin, Ireland meaning that the event started at about 3 PM in the Eastern region of the United [...]
ESPN.com Redesign
Posted in Sports (General), tagged espn, sports advertising, sports marketing, sports media on December 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
It was announced a few months back that ESPN.com would be getting overhauled. For many sports fans this was a long time coming. It says a lot when the world wide leader is struggling to keep readers coming back. ESPN is doing amazing when it comes to television programming and television ad revenue. But with [...]




