At work we have a TV near me always on ESPN. ESPN is surely showing their backsides today. Dont see them doing this to other schools. Acting like this is all factual just based off of the accounts of prostitutes and players that couldnt cut it here. Would have been much classier to wait until the NCAA released their findings. ESPN is just trying to generate clicks and get viewers. Every story has two sides but they are only showing the side of a money hungry prostitute. This lopsided coverage is frankly sickening.
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- Thread starter L1c4tillidie
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Not true. ESPN loves stuff like this. The Duke rape case which in the end never happened, the UNC academic fraud case which kind of just went away. The Penn State fiasco. ESPN just wants hits on their web site and rating numbers on TV. They don't really care how they get the hits and ratings as long as they get them.
True. You would have thought they would have learned for making a big story before the findings were released. Im sure the university and NCAA will be less shocking with their findings and it will probably appear more murky. I urge all fans to not lose their minds over this. Realize what media has to gain from this. Hopefully the chatter doesnt effect the resolve oft the NCAA.
