Thought AAC had a Board on Espn.com?

[Skiblets]

Thought it was brought back after the protest but can't find it now. Did they pull it back?

 

[NorwalkHusky]

It is but I dosen't get the regular posts like before, It's just kind of a filler blog.

 

[UConn Dan]

I have zero reason to go to ESPN.com now... also did they get rid of the Rumors tab? It takes me to the recruiting nation blog.

 

[Justauconnfan]

If you want to waste your time.....

http://espn.go.com/blog/aac

Basically a Louisville site with articles populated from content in other areas of ESPN and links to ESPN insider articles.

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

It was basically a big middle finger to all of the posters who spammed the other blogs with comments.

 

[jbdphi]

They changed the home page on NCAAF so there is no drop down menu for Blogs anymore. It can be found under the CFB Nation drop down which isn't particularly intuitive. And of course there is no mention of the AAC on the blogs section on the NCAAF home page.

I've basically abandoned ESPN.com for anything other than news articles that others provide links to. The social element of it was ruined when they moved to FB comments and almost concurrently killed the AAC blog.

 

[CTMike]

It was basically a big middle finger to all of the posters who spammed the other blogs with comments.

Absolutely nailed it. I'd prefer nothing to that steaming worthless pile that they have there now - and I'm 100% sure that's by design.

 

[SubbaBub]

Read yesterdays NYT article on ESPN. There's a bit about how for years they have been "warehousing" content rights, esp. CFB.

Welcome to the Warehouse.