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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has taken back at least three dozen Emmy Awards that were won by fake ESPN employees, then re-engraved and given to hosts who were ineligible for the awards, according to a report in The Athletic. NATAS has taken back 37 awards given for the “College GameDay” program, […]

ESPN has apologized to the organization that administers the Sports Emmy Awards for submitting fake names in categories where they were not eligible to win.

Many people are saying the thought of having to face Louisville in the expanded Playoff scared Nick Saban into an early retirement. Many people.

Lee Fitting, the new head of WWE's Media & Production teams, has been ruled ineligible for future Emmy participation due to a scheme to secure awards for ESPN College GameDay stars.

There have been 37 Emmy trophies returned so far.

ESPN inserted fake names in Emmy entries, then took the awards, and gave them to on-air personalities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"College GameDay" personalities like Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso and Desmond Howard were given awards they were not entitled to, The Athletic reported.

Lee Fitting, the new head of WWE’s Media & Production teams, was recently ruled ineligible for future participation in the Emmy Awards.

Scam involved submitting made-up names in place of ineligible hosts and reporters, who then received the prize

ESPN returned 37 Emmys and disciplined employees after a probe found the sports network got awards for on-air talent by entering fake names for consideration.