I have a really bad feeling that my day has been planned for me so while I can, I’ll provide some linkage.
He’s late to the party, but but late than never, Neil Best of Newsday loved “The Hangover”.
Ken Schott from the Schenectady Gazette writes about the former voice of the Albany River Rats landing on his feet.
Ken writes about Tony Bruno returning to Fox Sports Radio.
Alan Pergmanent of the Buffalo News talks with with new ESPN Radio college football announcer and Western New York native Bill Rosinski.
John Shearer of the Knoxville (TN) News says ESPNU and ESPN360 are being added by Comcast just in time for SEC football.
Barry Horn of the Dallas Morning News writes that Fox Sports Southwest’s in-stands and on-field interviews are getting in the way of Texas Rangers broadcasts.
Amber Hunt of the Detroit Free Press looks at the technology that enabled someone to take nude videos of Erin Andrews.
John Kass of the Chicago Tribune says ESPN Films is dredging up dark memories of Steve Bartman.
The Topeka (KS) Capital-Journal reports that all four of Kansas University’s non-conference football games will be on TV some way or another.
USA Today picks up a story from Stephen Wilson of the Associated Press regarding ESPN’s big plans to launch later this month in the UK.
Part of ESPN’s programming in the UK and Ireland will feature the German Bundesliga.
If I can get more links later, I’ll try to get back here. If not, enjoy your Saturday.
