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A small sampling of some hits and misses for Mel Kiper Jr., who began analyzing college football players and NFL drafts in the 1970s and made his ESPN draft-day debut...
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Barack Obama is picking North Carolina to defeat Louisville for the NCAA championship, a relatively safe pick for a trailblazing president.
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Terrell Owens’ days in Dallas are done, according to ESPN.
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Terrell Owens’ days in Dallas are done, according to ESPN.
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The Sun Belt Conference and ESPN have extended their television rights agreement by three years through the 2011-12 season.
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Alex Rodriguez has called Sports Illustrated’s Selena Roberts to apologize for critical comments he made during an ESPN interview.
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ESPN and the New York City Department of Education are teaming up to create a new high school focusing on the business side of sports.
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Bob Knight could be ready to return to coaching and Monday said Georgia would be a desirable destination. “We would have the where-with-all to recruit and be able...
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Herm Edwards is moving from the sideline to the studio.
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ESPN’s top executive told employees that he’s instituting a hiring freeze and won’t give any raises to top executives as one of television’s...
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He’s the king of couch potatoes. A Manhattan man has won his second couch potato contest. Stan Friedman, 47, a research librarian, needed 18 hours, 48 minutes and...
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Jets quarterback Brett Favre reportedly has a torn biceps tendon in his right arm that will not need major surgery to repair, ESPN said Tuesday.
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The highlights this time accompany what’s known as “The Greatest Game Ever Played” _ the 1958 NFL championship between the Colts and the Giants.
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ESPN will broadcast 15 Bowl Championship Series games from 2011 to 2014.
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The Bowl Championship Series is close to an agreement with ESPN to televise college football’s championship game and biggest bowls _ a deal that would throw up a...
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The Bowl Championship Series says it is close to a deal with ESPN on the television rights to college football’s championship game and biggest bowls.
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Fox Sports says it has decided not to match ESPN’s offer to air the Bowl Championship Series from 2011-14.
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New Year’s Eve in Times Square is too old school for ESPN. The sports network plans to ring in 2009 with a motorcycle jump and truck flip in Las Vegas.
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The Walt Disney Co., the family entertainment company that owns ESPN and ABC, says fourth-quarter net income fell 13 percent as higher costs offset a gain in revenues.
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In this April 29, 2008 file photo, Barack Obama, left, chats with University of North Carolina basketball coach Roy Williams while watching North Carolina players practice in Chapel Hill, N.C. Barack Obama picked North Carolina to defeat Louisville for..
