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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 126446, member: 289"] It's not whether one story ecilpses another. They co-exist. Yes, abused kids are "more improtant" than games. But the games go on and continue to be a story, espeically when you have a shot at a national title. I have no problem with ESPN continuing to report the story and discussing it before the game, at halftime or after the game. But the only reason to put up a graphic about it during a game is if there's something new to add to the story that just happened. If the news story makes the basketball game irrelevant, why even show the basketball game? Or maybe they should superimpose Bernie's face on the court. Broadcasting the game doesn't make the story go away but you don't need to interrupt the game to report it unless you have something new to say about it. [/QUOTE]