Mega ratings for ESPN's college football playoffs make cable TV history

[noeynox]

Lmao, didn't hear that Urban had a little Petrino in him.

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

Lmao, didn't hear that Urban had a little Petrino in him.

Petrino AND Pitino?

 

[whaler11]

85 isn't enough for Ohio State if you are uncomfortable not having better players at every position than your opponents.

Can't take that risk.

 

[J187Money]

Well, the stress was created by his wife finding out that he was banging a staffer but yeah, it was stress related issues.

I wasn't paying attention. Wow.

 

[kyleslamb]

I wasn't paying attention. Wow.

You didn't miss anything. It was nothing more than an urban legend, pun intended (of course). Just a rumor that has been around a while and no one substantiated it.

 

[whaler11]

You didn't miss anything. It was nothing more than an urban legend, pun intended (of course). Just a rumor that has been around a while and no one substantiated it.

Thank God an Ohio State fan was here to set us straight at 10pm on a Saturday night.

 

[junglehusky]

This is what disgusts me to no end about the Bristol sports media empire. Fugging hypocrites and parasites there these days. A far cry from the trailers they started in just outside the entrance to Lake Compounce. Chris Berman is still there. Does he read this website? I can only hope. How does it feel to know what your empire has done?

I hope Stuart Scott's spirit has been awakened, and somehow comes back to haunt the duck*Ks.

There is a deplorable dichotomy, that the United States itself, was founded upon principle - that ESPN espouses. They have invested, vested, profitable interest in the promotion and success of product that they are supposed to be journalistic, and independent and truthful searching on reporting on. It's not the case.

It's the most perfect example of Goebbel's propaganda machine that has been created in modern society. No lie. It's only not a big deal because it's sports media, and not political media and government media. Just imagine the equivalent crossover of what ESPN has with the college football regular season, and more effectively, the post season - what it would possibly compare to in real world politics.

Yeah, I know ESPN is evil and all, but the stuff that happens in the real world is juuuuuuuuuuuust a tad worse.