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This might help explain
The Worldwide Cheerleader: ESPN and the College Football Playoff | Rolling Stone
only teams that have a complaint haven't lost yet.
Nothing against Nebraska but when you get outcoached every game...the playoff should be the furthest from their minds
This might help explain
The Worldwide Cheerleader: ESPN and the College Football Playoff | Rolling Stone
What a joke!!!
In which direction is this aimed? The article or ESecPN?
The article!!!
Don't know what ESecPN is.
Ok, so your normal, antagonistic stance. Gottit. Thanks.
Ok, so your normal, antagonistic stance. Gottit. Thanks.
No, not at all. This handwringing over ESPN and the stupid so called bias is so fucking dumb. Bunch of fucking crybabies.
Plus, a sports story from the Rolling Stone? Can't wait for the Fox Sports One story on the history of Metallica.
Journalism is journalism. If you can't see the bias you are not looking at it with your eyes open.
ALSO: I would be willing to wager that if you lived in the SEC area you would take the exact opposite stance just to ruffle feathers.
I am sure there is bias but is SEC the best conference in college football? Have they been for the last decade? Is the B1G conference a weak conference? Has it been for the last decade?
You can call it media bias if they report the U.S. as a stronger military power then Bosnia but it doesn't do a thing to change the fact that it is a fact.
Jesus if we're gonna cry about media bias let's at least put something on the field to make it appear like we have an argument..
Resume's built on who they beat? Like maybe, the same teams they pimp every day of the season?
I am not saying there are not good teams there. I am saying that equal teams, from different conferences, are not held up by the network equally.
ESPN is "bankrolling" Texas with the Longhorn Network. Is there a bias there? No because Texas sucks!!! They talk about the best teams. No conference holds so many better teams than the SEC. It's just the truth.