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ESPN Deleted an Entire Story About an NFL Player — And That Should Scare You More Than It Did
ESPN deleted an entire story about NFL player Mike Pennel. That should scare you more than it did. What ESPN said, and what his lawyer says.
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TCU’s Press Ban Lasted 12 Days. The Access Playbook Runs Longer.
TCU pulled the Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s press credentials on August 23 and gave them back on September 4. The access playbook runs longer.
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Load Management Isn’t a Character Flaw, It’s a Scheduling Problem the League Built
NBA load management isn’t a character flaw. It’s a scheduling problem the league built, from Charles Barkley’s rant to the league’s own paper trail.
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ESPN’s Audience Is at a Multi-Year High. Its Profit Is Not.
The usual version says ESPN is losing its audience because it overpays for rights. Its audience is at a multi-year high. Its profit is not.
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The Confidence Con: Two NFL Insiders, One Firing, Two Completely Different “Facts”
When the Ravens fired John Harbaugh in January 2026, the NFL’s two most trusted insiders told two different stories about why.
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NFL Films Pulled Its Brian Branch Lowlight Clip After the Lions Objected
NFL Films posted a Brian Branch lowlight clip, then pulled it after the Lions objected. Here’s what that says about who controls the footage.
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The NFL Found Out a Paywall Can Set a Streaming Record — And That’s the Part That Should Worry You
The NFL took a playoff game off free TV, put it behind a paywall, let the stream stumble, and still got a record. That’s a business plan.
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Rivals Will Evaluate Your Kid for $399, and Ranking Is Not Included
Rivals launched paid evaluations at $399 that promise “ranking consideration,” not a ranking. Recruiters scoffed, and the price has since dropped to $99.99.
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Inside the NBA Changed Networks. Its Makers Stayed Put.
Inside the NBA moved to ESPN, but TNT still produces the show. Discover how the beloved studio program changed networks while keeping its creative team intact.