ESPN and Kentucky

[qdawgg]

I've read everywhere else about how low class the Kentucky players have been since losing including not shaking hands and Andrew Harrison saying, "f____ that n _____" when his teammate was asked about Frank Kaminsky. The only place I haven't heard one negative thing is on ESPN or on ESPN.com, I wouldn't even know any of these things happened if not for reading it on here and then seeing it on other media outlets. What I did hear was how proud Kentucky should be, how classy they are, how their fans pride will help with their recruitment because their fans cried after the loss.

Ridiculous.

 

[Shark58]

 

[djcon57]

I've read everywhere else about how low class the Kentucky players have been since losing including not shaking hands and Andrew Harrison saying, "f____ that n _____" when his teammate was asked about Frank Kaminsky. The only place I haven't heard one negative thing is on ESPN or on ESPN.com, I wouldn't even know any of these things happened if not for reading it on here and then seeing it on other media outlets. What I did hear was how proud Kentucky should be, how classy they are, how their fans pride will help with their recruitment because their fans cried after the loss.

Ridiculous.

It's front page, 3rd story down on ESPN.com

 

['CuseHoops]

I've read everywhere else about how low class the Kentucky players have been since losing including not shaking hands and Andrew Harrison saying, "f____ that n _____" when his teammate was asked about Frank Kaminsky. The only place I haven't heard one negative thing is on ESPN or on ESPN.com, I wouldn't even know any of these things happened if not for reading it on here and then seeing it on other media outlets. What I did hear was how proud Kentucky should be, how classy they are, how their fans pride will help with their recruitment because their fans cried after the loss.

Ridiculous.

They own the SEC network and paid a small fortune for it. Why would they want to bad mouth their product?

 

[qdawgg]

It's front page, 3rd story down on ESPN.com

See it on their app now, wasn't there last night or when I wrote this.

 

[qdawgg]

They own the SEC network and paid a small fortune for it. Why would they want to bad mouth their product?

Because they are the TMZ of sports networks. They bad mouth lots of leagues they have affiliations with.

 

['CuseHoops]

Because they are the TMZ of sports networks. They bad mouth lots of leagues they have affiliations with.

http://deadline.com/2013/08/espn-pu...ion-investigation-with-pbss-frontline-570271/

Maybe some what but not when $$ is on the line.

 

[qdawgg]

http://deadline.com/2013/08/espn-pu...ion-investigation-with-pbss-frontline-570271/

Maybe some what but not when $$ is on the line.

They're still the TMZ of sports . You're right though, they definitely want to protect their "brands".