Wednesday Word: ESPN's mass layoffs make financial sense, but will hurt network's quality of journalism
(04/26/17 9:32pm)
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Wednesday word: Don’t prioritize athletes over journalists in broadcasting
(04/06/17 3:54am)
Tony Romo recently announced his retirement from football, trading a career on the gridiron for one in the broadcast booth at CBS. The move came as a slight surprise given the free agency interest surrounding the former Dallas Cowboy who was undoubtedly talented despite his ugly injury record in the NFL.
Wednesday word: LaVar Ball setting son up to fail with outlandish public behavior
(03/30/17 5:46pm)
LaVar Ball is loving his moment in the spotlight.
Wednesday word: Prospects must learn to be cautious on social media
(03/08/17 6:56pm)
There are lots of things that can derail the draft stock of an NFL prospect.
Wednesday word: Fans should care more when athletes disrespect media
(03/01/17 8:03pm)
In December 2016, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman threatened to “ruin the career” of local radio host Jim Moore after he asked the 28-year-old about his conflict with the team’s offensive coordinator, Darrell Bevell.
Wednesday word: Athlete's controversies must be covered as extensively as their community service
(02/22/17 5:40pm)
When Kyrie Irving joined the Road Trippin’ With RJ & Channing podcast last week, listeners were likely expecting the point guard to reflect on his season thus far, talk about the upcoming All-Star weekend in New Orleans or possibly just dabble in the X’s and O’s of basketball.
Wednesday word: King, Bleacher Report dispute represents larger issues in sports journalism
(02/15/17 6:12pm)
On Monday morning, journalist Peter King posted an interview with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, looking back at the 39-year-old’s incredible comeback in Super Bowl LI.
Wednesday Word: Social media allows Moesch, Ferris to build following despite limited on-court action
(02/08/17 3:00pm)
When the Badgers travel to Lincoln, Neb. this Thursday to face the Cornhuskers, Ethan Happ will take center stage on national television.