ESPN’s 45th anniversary party was a little bit like the network’s first days on television: organized chaos. The only two planned segments, a group picture and a panel discussion, are nearly ...
For Pat McAfee, controversy and record-breaking success are two sides of the same coin. One day, he is calling out journalists, and the next day, he is taking heat from college football fans.
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