Posts Tagged ‘ESPN’
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I saw this while I was perusing around ESPN a few minutes ago and I found it ironically fitting… so I figured I’d capture it for you:
Now if you can’t tell, the letters “ACL” from sponsor Oracle are visible behind [...]
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Tags: Chris Webber, ESPN, Knee Injuries, Retirement, Screencap
Posted in NBA | No Comments »
Tuesday, March 18th, 2008
Ever since his Keyshawn Johnson interview, every time Chad Johnson talks to ESPN, it becomes newsworthy. This time, Ocho Cinco is discussing his thoughts about remaining in Cincinnati (not excited), the Marvin Lewis incident (he had to be restrained), where he’d like to end up (a team that can win playoff games and a [...]
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Tags: Chad Johnson, Cincinnati Bengals, ESPN, Marvin Lewis, Ocho Cinco, T.J. Houshmandzadeh
Posted in NFL | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Way, way back in January, Baylor beat Texas A&M in a five-overtime classic that, much like Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game, no one saw… at least not on TV, anyway. In today’s era, not having television coverage for teams from a power conference like the Big-12 is pretty unheard of. Well, just in time [...]
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Tags: Baylor Bears, ESPN, Texas A&M Aggies
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Friday, February 1st, 2008
The Worldwide Leader is getting really good at talking out of both sides of their mouths. On one hand, they dis and dismiss the sports blogosphere like we are bunch of mongoloids, but at the same time, when they need some content for ESPN: The Magazine (SI, much?), they have no problem taking it [...]
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Tags: ESPN, Scraped Content, Vegas Watch
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Thursday, January 31st, 2008
It looks like the golden fleece of sports-related videos has been found (via Deadspin)… I know I can’t stop watching it. While this little ditty will probably be short-lived on YouTube, it will probably go down as an instant classic. What we have is the Mount Rushmore of ESPN, Chris Berman, GOING OFF [...]
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Tags: Chris Berman, ESPN, Just Wow
Posted in Pwnage | 2 Comments »
Monday, January 28th, 2008
Roast-master supreme Dana Jacobson has returned to the ESPN fold after some comments she made at a celebrity roast for Mike and Mike (have they responded to Whitlock’s critique?) resulted in Jacobson being served with a one-week suspension. To celebrate her return to the mighty Worldwide Leader, Dana issued an apology for her Belvedere-fueled [...]
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Tags: Celebrity Roasts, Dana Jacobson, ESPN, Stupid Behavior
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Thursday, January 24th, 2008
The Kelly Tilghman incident is coming back into rotation as the she prepares to rejoin the Golf Channel as her suspension comes to an end (just in time for the Tiger-dominated Buick Invitational) today. Just in time for the necessary celebrations, NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown spoke with Sage Steele on ESPN First [...]
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Tags: ESPN, Jim Brown, Kelly Tilghman, Tiger Woods
Posted in Golf | 5 Comments »
Thursday, January 17th, 2008
There isn’t a lot of love for the Duke Blue Devils outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium and after viewing this video posted by Awful Announcing of Paulus’ actions against Florida State last night, it’s easy to see why:
Of course, ESPN’s Mr. ACC, Mike Patrick, comes to the defense of Paulus like it’s his son out [...]
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Tags: Duke Blue Devils, ESPN, Florida State Seminoles, Greg Paulus, Jay Bilas, Mike Patrick, Player of the Weak, Ryan Reid
Posted in College Basketball, Weak | 6 Comments »
Monday, January 14th, 2008
This video has been going around at a couple of sites, but it’s so good, we had to feature it here as well. What we have is Edison Miranda knocking out David Banks in the 3rd round of their fight, which took place on ESPN last Friday. Both boxers are super middleweights and so, [...]
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Tags: Boxing, ESPN, Knock Out, Sports Videos
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Friday, January 11th, 2008
I’m not sure if this is what Rick Majerus had in mind when he took over for the Billikens, but this is what he got: a team that can only muster SEVEN POINTS in one half of basketball (and only 13 in the other). According to ESPN’s segment (thanks for the embeddable video… [...]
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Tags: Ashley Judd, ESPN, Futility, Player of the Weak, Rick Majerus, Saint Louis Billikens
Posted in Weak | 2 Comments »