ESPN ombudsman disappointed in "The Decision"

[FedEx227]

a lot of hate towards the company that revolutionized sports entertainment I shudder to think what if espn didnt do it and we were stuck with the 3 or so minutes the news outlets report on it

ESPN did a fine job for a number of years covering sports, that doesn't mean their last 10-15 years hasn't been a complete and utter joke.

[Senser81]

a lot of hate towards the company that revolutionized sports entertainment I shudder to think what if espn didnt do it and we were stuck with the 3 or so minutes the news outlets report on it

Riiiight......in an age where people have 600 channels of programming, 5 of which are solely dedicated to remodeling your kitchen, we should thank our lucky stars that ESPN is here because NO ONE ELSE would have ever thought of something like "Sportscenter". :flush:

[stevsta]

Riiiight......in an age where people have 600 channels of programming, 5 of which are solely dedicated to remodeling your kitchen, we should thank our lucky stars that ESPN is here because NO ONE ELSE would have ever thought of something like "Sportscenter". :flush:

how long would of it of took, what kind of model would they have had, would it have been successful enough to warrant the type of coverage espn brings in every sport

yes eventually a sports channel would of showed up but espn did put a great formula together that most people enjoyed watching sticking to the highlights so yeah espn did do something great so :smugusa:

and also senser :fuckyocouch:

[Senser81]

how long would of it of took, what kind of model would they have had, would it have been successful enough to warrant the type of coverage espn brings in every sport

yes eventually a sports channel would of showed up but espn did put a great formula together that most people enjoyed watching sticking to the highlights so yeah espn did do something great so :smugusa:

and also senser :fuckyocouch:

What you say is true, but I think we can all agree that ESPN merely copied this guy...

[Diivox]

espn lost relevency once people started understanding what the word "internet" meant, and that it was pretty easy to get on it. thats only like... 20 years ago.