Wait, that’s Joe Buck’s wife?
Yea, she’s been in that role for awhile and that’s one of the big reasons why he wanted to go to ESPN in the 1st place.
Say Goodbye to those ESPN Personalities Ya'll Love So Much: Official ESPN Layoffs Thread
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Yea, she’s been in that role for awhile and that’s one of the big reasons why he wanted to go to ESPN in the 1st place.
Killah Ray
Carolina hail to thee....
They should’ve negotiated and put McAfee on midday. Would’ve been interesting to see the ratings between him and Colin….
cfb prob
Wow. It's apparently been a minute for me when it comes to ESPN radio. I don't think I've heard of half of these people. Reynolds and Basquil are the hourly update guys, IINM....so they'll just be doing score updates/game sound bites with the "team of hosts" for 5 hours?
At least Freddie's still around. Always seemed like a dude you'd be totally comfortable going up to and just chopping it up with about your favorite team for a few minutes.
they got Chris Fowler busy man
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Wiley mentioned how it looks like they're kind of trying to model it like TNT.
Amber Wilson was that random chick Freddie Coleman was working with a while back and she was looking
on FT last week
The Amerikkkan Idol
The Amerikkkan Nightmare
She look like Megan KellyAmber Wilson was that random chick Freddie Coleman was working with a while back and she was looking
Amber Wilson was that random chick Freddie Coleman was working with a while back and she was looking
What the fukk is wrong with you nikka?
This bytch ugly.
at amber heard on ESPN Radio....shes nothing special at all. She did local radio down here, just like Joy Taylor.
Freddie and harry only ones I will ever listen to. Both are good
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Tua vs Ryan Clark, who y'all got?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/24/spor...-analyst-ryan-clark-miami-dolphins/index.html
CNN —
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa told ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark on Wednesday that “respect is everything” after he made unflattering comments about the 25-year-old’s offseason workout routine.
Clark, a 13-year NFL veteran, joked earlier this week on an episode of “NFL Live” that Tagovailoa looked like he had skipped the gym and that “he might spend a lot of time in the tattoo parlor. He was not at the dinner table eating what the nutritionist had advised.”
Tagovailoa was asked on Wednesday about how hard he worked in the offseason while speaking to reporters, to which he responded, “I think we all worked hard throughout the offseason. I’m not one to talk about myself the entire time, but I mean, it takes a lot,” Tagovailoa said.
“You think I wanted to build all this muscle? Like, to some extent I wanted to be a little lighter. There’s a mixture of things that people don’t understand, that people don’t know about, that are talked about that go behind the scenes.
“So, you know, I’d appreciate it if you kept my name out your mouth. That’s what I’d say.”
Tagovailoa, who is entering his fourth year in the league after getting drafted by Miami in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft out of Alabama, added he did not appreciate what Clark had to say about him.
“I mean, he probably knows more about me than I know about myself. I don’t know, Ryan’s been out of the league for some time,” Tagovailoa said. “I don’t know, it’s a little weird when people are talking about other people when they’re not that person. Just a little weird. I come from a Samoan family; respect is everything.
“But it does get to a point where, hey, you know, little easy on that, buddy. I think we’re pretty tough-minded people, and if we need to get scrappy, we can get scrappy too. Just saying.”
Clark said it was a joke but took full responsibility for his actions in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Tuesday.
“I 100% take accountability for it!! I said it!! I meant it!! It was a joke!! If asked why I said it by Tua I would tell him. I have 0 issues looking a man in the eye and telling my truth. I accept any consequence,” Clark wrote.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/24/spor...-analyst-ryan-clark-miami-dolphins/index.html
CNN —
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa told ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark on Wednesday that “respect is everything” after he made unflattering comments about the 25-year-old’s offseason workout routine.
Clark, a 13-year NFL veteran, joked earlier this week on an episode of “NFL Live” that Tagovailoa looked like he had skipped the gym and that “he might spend a lot of time in the tattoo parlor. He was not at the dinner table eating what the nutritionist had advised.”
Tagovailoa was asked on Wednesday about how hard he worked in the offseason while speaking to reporters, to which he responded, “I think we all worked hard throughout the offseason. I’m not one to talk about myself the entire time, but I mean, it takes a lot,” Tagovailoa said.
“You think I wanted to build all this muscle? Like, to some extent I wanted to be a little lighter. There’s a mixture of things that people don’t understand, that people don’t know about, that are talked about that go behind the scenes.
“So, you know, I’d appreciate it if you kept my name out your mouth. That’s what I’d say.”
Tagovailoa, who is entering his fourth year in the league after getting drafted by Miami in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft out of Alabama, added he did not appreciate what Clark had to say about him.
“I mean, he probably knows more about me than I know about myself. I don’t know, Ryan’s been out of the league for some time,” Tagovailoa said. “I don’t know, it’s a little weird when people are talking about other people when they’re not that person. Just a little weird. I come from a Samoan family; respect is everything.
“But it does get to a point where, hey, you know, little easy on that, buddy. I think we’re pretty tough-minded people, and if we need to get scrappy, we can get scrappy too. Just saying.”
Clark said it was a joke but took full responsibility for his actions in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Tuesday.
“I 100% take accountability for it!! I said it!! I meant it!! It was a joke!! If asked why I said it by Tua I would tell him. I have 0 issues looking a man in the eye and telling my truth. I accept any consequence,” Clark wrote.