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They Didn't Bother Painting the End Zones for the Big Ten Championship Game Dec 19, 2020, 11:23 AM EST The Ohio State Buckeyes get the opportunity to play another game in a few hours, which they desperately need in order to boost their body of work. If they can dismantle Northwestern as expected, they'll have a great shot at securing an invite to the College Football Playoff and — almost as an afterthought — win the Big Ten. It won't be a total walk in the park, though, because Pat Fitzgerald always has his Wildcats up for a challenge. And, perhaps most importantly, the end zones at Luca...

The Chicago Movie Draft Dec 18, 2020, 9:41 AM EST Chicago has a rich movie tradition. People forget that, what with New York and Los Angeles doing the typical thing in believing they are each superior. There is something so gratifying about seeing the city on screen, flirting at times with accessibility and grandeur, polished for mass consumption yet gritty upon reflection. Kevin Kaduk of Sports Blog 2.0 fame and founder of Midway Minute, a Chicago sports newsletter, was kind and passionate enough to collaborate on some premium niche content with us in the form of a Chicago movie draft. And ...

Roundup: Aloha Means Goodbye; Too Many Oreo Flavors; Dolly Parton Having a Moment Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images Justin Herbert's 6-foot-6 inch frame comes in handy on game-winning sneak. [OC Register] The Los Angeles Lakers are going to lean on Kyle Kuzma more this year. [Sports Illustrated] Anthony Fauci expected the Moderna vaccine to begin to be administered by next week. [Today] Is Dolly Parton the voice of America? [New Republic] The case for the media going cold turkey on its Trump coverage post-inauguration. [Washington Post] This rhino gets it. This rhino had a blast rolling around...

Tom Rinaldi Is Telling the Emotional Story of ESPN Right Now Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images When Willie Mays would drive a double or a triple in the gap, Giants announcers — whether from the shores of the Harlem River or a California bay — would say that the only man who could have caught the ball, hit it. Tom Rinaldi, an unassuming dynamo who slowly but surely reshaped the role of on-air sports reporters through emotion and minor chords struck in production bays, is the latest in ESPN's exodus. He's the Willie Mays in this narrative. The person most suited to handle the delicate and depressed...

Ian Eagle Has Never Ingested a Condiment When you hear there's more condiments for the rest of us. | Brett Carlsen/Getty Images Ian Eagle joined The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz's Big Suey hour this morning and put forth a heroic effort in a supporting role. There is no reason we shouldn't be giving people awards for best podcast guest, so look forward to Eagle appearing in next year's TBL Media Awards if in different real estate. About 22 minutes in—after some great zingers and candid talk about his parents' sex lives—the conversation turned to where the Pittsburgh Steelers belonged...