Rode with a coworker to work the other day and he listened to mike and Mike the whole trip Honestly wanted to blow my brains out. How do people enjoy that shit
The worst part about having a four year old who likes sports is having to turn SportsCenter back on after a decade of ignoring it. I want to fucking murder that Neil Everett faggot.
Alright, since this shit is back on my TV I'm going to blow this thread up. WTF is up with reading Tweets during the top 10 plays? NO ONE FUCKING CARES WHAT @WHOYADADDY45 THINKS ABOUT THE RED WINGS GOAL LAST NIGHT!
Seriously, Neil Everett is like a real life version of Phil Dunphy. Who I know you all like but I can't fucking stand. No you're not funny. You're not cool. And no one is laughing with you.
Meh Everett isn't that bad. He takes veiled shots at his employer a lot and seems to understand the shittiness that is going on at ESPN
While dumb, I still at least understand what they are doing - more idiots getting their tweets read on-air, means more idiots tweeting at them, which means more online ad dollars and internet traffic. The shit that pisses me off is reading random stars from other sports tweets about random events. Like, "And Steph Curry went for 21 points in the fourth quarter to pull it out last night - let's see what the stars said! Rory McElroy tweeted 'Wow what a finish!' and Antonio Brown tweeted 'Dat boi good!' - social media was on fire!"
WTF was he criticizing there? That his network covers major sports stories and star players more than a guy who played at Kent State?
They're talking about LSU and BEN SIMMONZ!!!1!11!1! right now on SportsCenter instead of the teams that actually made the fucking tournament.
The lengths they have gone to pump LSU when they haven't been a legit tourney contender in about three weeks has been truly pathetic
Johnny Manziel is a star NFL player? He seemed upset that that they only devoted 15 seconds to this guy dying and was sandwiched between two 5 minute segments of non stories about non stars
Ah, I'm an idiot; though it's still dumb to analyze paths that have never happened in the history of the NCAA tournament.
ESPN should really tell their middle aged white guys to stop wearing high top sneakers with suits. They look dumb as shit.
Kidding but I don't know my buddy snapped that to me and thought it was equal parts ridiculous and hilarious
The article was written on the premise that Jones, Baldwin IV and Kornett would be back. If true, Vandy could be very good next year. Only Jones has made any comment regarding leaving at this point. So, this isnt nearly as bad as you are making it out to be.
i think any time you write a headline implying a team that just got blown out in the play in game will be poised to make the Final Four the following year is pretty stupid clickbait.
Oh, I hope youre right. I've wanted Stallings gone for years now. I was just explaining how, while the title was clickbait, the whole article was written about recruiting guys to come back.
Yeah I didn't really read the article And I feel you on wanting Stallings gone. He continues to do less with more than almost any coach in the conference. It's very risky letting a tenured coach like that go though
I agree on all points. I am fully aware that David Williams will probably fuck up the replacement hire. But, I just hate Stallings so much at this point. 2nd Round exit with Jenkins, Festus and Jeff Taylor. Lose the play-in game with Jones, Baldwin IV and Kornett. Not to mention hes just a general dick and students and players dislike him.
This is their "Top Headline" on the main page right now http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/14994878/sadness-cleveland-siri-finds-browns-home Siri is jumping on the Cleveland Browns' pile. In Cleveland, if you ask Siri -- Apple's personal voice assistant -- the question "Where is sadness?" -- it responds with this photo directing people to FirstEnergy Stadium, home of the Browns. In the pantheon of "That's So Browns," moments, this one may take the prize.
@SportsCenter Savior and scourge, Fidel Castro was many things to many people. One thing all can agree on: He loved his sports. es.pn/1RaxOoh
espn posted a photo on twitter seemingly trying to make some point about Cuba did not go well http://gizmodo.com/espn-tried-to-shame-cubas-slums-but-instead-highlighted-1766469104