ESPN touts itself as the Worldwide Leader in Sports, but exactly where are they leading us? A look back at the predictions of all the high-salaried experts employed by ESPN (even our old buddy Trev Alberts is in on this one) didn't tell us that West Virginia would win the Big East, Penn State would win the Big Ten, or Georgia would win the SEC (OK, that one is still up for grabs). We could make some cute joke here, but just remember that all the chatter you hear out of Bristol is just that, chatter. After all, it is the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network.
Thursday, December 01, 2005
They Didn't Have a Prayer or a Clue
ESPN touts itself as the Worldwide Leader in Sports, but exactly where are they leading us? A look back at the predictions of all the high-salaried experts employed by ESPN (even our old buddy Trev Alberts is in on this one) didn't tell us that West Virginia would win the Big East, Penn State would win the Big Ten, or Georgia would win the SEC (OK, that one is still up for grabs). We could make some cute joke here, but just remember that all the chatter you hear out of Bristol is just that, chatter. After all, it is the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network.
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