Posted on March 13, 2008 by Signal to Noise
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12 PM
Sweet College Basketball: You make it so unnecessary to watch anything else during conference tournament time. ‘Nova loses to G-Town, UConn is taking on WVU, OK State beat Texas Tech [...]
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Posted on March 13, 2008 by Signal to Noise
If the first crack you make after hearing that Broncos GM Ted Sundquist got the pink slip is, “I already thought they had a GM; his name is Mike Shanahan,” you’re not far off — and that’s why firing Sundquist is merely a cosmetic move, which will result in no real progress for the Broncos [...]
Filed under: NFL, front office | Tagged: attempts at distraction, Denver Broncos, Mike Shanahan, power tripping, Ted Sundquist | No Comments »
Posted on March 13, 2008 by Signal to Noise
I’m telling you, you cannot make this stuff up sometimes. Stolen from an item in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer has worked some tough rooms and has decided to offer advice about how to handle those crowds.
Fleischer, who prepped Selig before the baseball commissioner’s news conference after the release of the [...]
Filed under: MLB, bad ideas, parody, politics, whimsy | Tagged: 2AM humor, Ari Fleischer, public relations is just a way of making lies palatable, the concept was better than the execution | No Comments »
Posted on March 13, 2008 by Signal to Noise
So sayeth CBS’ media folk, according to the Hollywood Reporter. You and I, being sports-addicted and particularly so come midway through March, on tall dudes playing two 20-minute halves in single-elimination tournaments, might think otherwise. The ratings have dropped 12% in the past three years, with last year holding a 6.1 rating, which is [...]
Filed under: college basketball, sports on tv | Tagged: an excuse to hate on Billy Packer, CBS, NCAA Tournament, ratings | No Comments »