One year ago today, the NBA landscape was changed forever thanks to “The Decision.”
DJ Steve Porter put together a great mashup looking back at the last year titled “Rome Wasn’t Built In One Day.”
Great stuff – one of his best videos yet.
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These people can do no wrong. If this doesn’t make you laugh on a Monday morning, you should maybe consider getting a new job.
Sirius XM Radio will offer college basketball fans a new talk show starting Wednesday.
Sirius XM College Basketball Today debuts at 12:00 p.m. ET and will be hosted by a variety of college basketball experts including former University of Vermont head coach Tom Brennan, former Georgia Tech and NBA star Kenny Anderson, veteran college basketball voice Bob Valvano, former Ohio State star and 1992 UPI Player of the Year Jimmy Jackson, and broadcaster Jason Horowitz. Read more
The Cincinnati Bengals streak of 57 straight sellouts will come to an end on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.
The Bengals announced on Thursday that they would be blacked out in home markets (Cincinnati, Dayton, and Lexington, Ky.) for the first time since Nov. 9, 2003.
It also means no Gus Johnson in case the Bills-Bengals comes down to the wire.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were able to avoid a blackout after requesting an extension from the league.
By the way, did you notice that Johnson had one of his best calls ever after speaking to SportsNewser?
I’m just saying.
Below are the broadcast teams for Week 11 of, “Where in the World is Gus Johnson?” Read more
Chris Ariens
Alex Weprin
Merrill Knox
Gail Shister
Alissa Krinsky
Nadine Cheung
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