She's essentially been out of sight and out of mind since and don't use Vice as an argument as no one watches that Channel.
Cari Champion...What that thing smell like??
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She's essentially been out of sight and out of mind since and don't use Vice as an argument as no one watches that Channel.
Doobie Doo
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Then how do you know she needs to be on ESPN if you don't know what she is doing?
I know what she's doing obviously, but it isn't getting the same traction as if she stayed at ESPN. If you're going to leave ESPN or one of those big sports network, then you have to have a plan or sense of direction in where you want to go and she doesn't seem like she actually has one.
Even Josina Anderson dipped out from NFL Network and used her connections from the sports world out here to make it on her own doing big things.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
you act like Cari was a big lynchpin at ESPN...if she's enjoying her work and happy with her income, it doesn't matter if it's on Vice or ESPN, being happy with what you do doesn't always = being at the biggest name company
When you willingly leave those gigs (and not get fired or laid off), you typically do it with the intent of aiming for higher aspirations in the entertainment world. That's typically how it works.
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
not sure what josina has to do with thisJosina Anderson wasn't a big lynchpin at NFL Network either eventhough she has more connections than Ian Rappaport does who they always trotted out on TV more than she does. You can come up with a better excuse than that
When you willingly leave those gigs (and not get fired or laid off), you typically do it with the intent of aiming for higher aspirations. That's typically how it works.
and you can leave positions for more control knowing that control comes from being on a smaller platform. you have one myopic view of success, others don't
That's not exactly how it works in the sports network realm and even know that, so the excuse in this in saying doesn't fly. Sports network personalities aren't willingly leaving high profile gigs like that to go to smaller networks and platforms. They mainly only do it if they get fired and/or laid off and have no other choice but to do so.
Jemele and Carrie were the exceptions and not the norm.
Trojan 24
Veteran
Both fell off like a bad bags of dope
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
then WTF are you going on about? Cari clearly wanted something else and went for it, yet you're trying to use what "most others would do" to argue she made the wrong choice? Like I said in my first post, if she's happy with her decision, it's not on you and your narrow definition of success in her field to tell her she's wrong.
We don’t actually know if she’s happy with her decision because we don’t know if she’s willingly turn down other gigs to stay in the smaller media realm or is it a case of her not actually being offered those gigs outside of her mentioning turning down the ESPN extension.
You’re bugging if you think that she would willingly turn down a more high profile gig just to stay small time
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THE MACHINE
night owl
“Typically” like who for example?
also why you so connected to her “falling off” but don’t nobody know what she up to? You just seem like you excited to see her be unseen or that she made the wrong decision or something. Seems like she doing fine from all angles minus yours.
Doobie Doo
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They remaking Ugly Betty?