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Kevin Patrick Was Fine With WWE Release - 'The Fans Deserve More'

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South Carolina's championship win Sunday over Iowa in the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship coach Dawn Staley and phenom Caitlin Clark won't be forgotten

Caitlin Clark and Iowa's win over LSU was most-watched women's basketball game ever

Just when you thought there wasn't another record Caitlin Clark could break, she and her Hawkeye teammates did just that on Monday night.

Who will Taylor Swift sit next to at Chiefs vs. Jets? Party prop bets for Sunday Night Football

Sick of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift? The best way to get back at them is to guess at fiction props at their expense!

NFL media believe Ndamukong Suh poised for broadcast stardom

Despite his reputation as an NFL enforcer, many in the industry feel Ndamukong Suh has a bright future in broadcasting.

Richard Dietsch Says Warner Bros. Discovery Has Decisions To Make About AEW And The NBA

AEW and the NBA's future as Warner Bros. Discovery properties remains unclear, and David Zaslav has some big decisions to make in the coming months.

Richard Dietsch Says WWE Fans Should Get Used To Seeing More Sponsorships

WWE's profits could be set to increase under the Endeavor umbrella, and that could eventually lead to superstars being sponsored by brands.

Al Michaels Has Brutally Honest Comparison For Amazon's Thursday Night Games

Al Michaels had a brutally honest comparison for Amazon's Thursday night games this season.

Is there anything Adam Schefter could do to get in trouble at ESPN?

After his most recent journalistic gaffe, you have to wonder whether or not there's anything NFL insider Adam Schefter could do to get in trouble at ESPN.

Mike Golic on Drew Brees: 'You're gonna get that opportunity & you're gonna be judged immediately'

Mike Golic discussed the criticism that Drew Brees received for his performance on Sunday, saying that there's no time to learn and fail for broadcasters.