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NBC Sports President Rick Cordella has wasted no time looking beyond the network’s newly announced three-year partnership with Major League Baseball. In a wide-ranging interview…
It’s one of college football’s oldest rivalries, and has always had a Saturday to itself at the end of the regular season, but the changing…
In a fitting and triumphant farewell to one of the most remarkable turnarounds in American sports television history, ESPN concluded its eight-year run as the…
Indiana Pacers fans hoping to see Tyrese Haliburton back on the court anytime soon will have to wait, but they’ll still get plenty of the…
ESPN’s College GameDay is cranking up the intensity for the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff, embarking on a grueling two-day, two-campus tour de force that…
After opting out of their deal to be the home of Sunday Night Baseball last year, ESPN has announced a 30-game slate to air nationally…
Troy Aikman has been one of the most recognizable voices in NFL broadcasting for a full quarter-century, but the Hall of Fame quarterback recently revealed…
The College Football Playoff saw a wrench get thrown into the works this weekend, after Duke’s upset win over Virginia to claim the ACC championship. …
As the Oklahoma Sooners linger on the periphery of the 12-team College Football Playoff field, they’re left twiddling their thumbs while the Alabama Crimson Tide…
When it comes to drawing an audience to college football, it’s best to be in the SEC. According to data released by Nielsen on Friday,…
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