| FTBL "Independent Studies" at Meechigan

[shipley00]

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Where have I heard this before?

I now see why the big 11 has such high academic standards.

So... does this make front page of ESPN?

 

[jdpas29]

oh! geez! you're dern tootin!

 

[Guest]

Although they claimed "This is not Auburn", they sure were careful about they examined and reproted in their so called investigation. "Hail, Hail to Michigan" indeed.

 

[Swamptick]

This will not get much traction on ESPN or in the mainstream sporting press. Much like Reggie Bush and the USC 'scandal'.

I have said it before and I will say it again. ESPN is not credible because they pick sides. They are not journalists they are commentators. It grows tiresome simply because they try to portray themselves as non biased reporters and the nation knows they are not.

The odd thing is ESPN seems to sincerely believe that they don't pick sides and that they have no bias.

I enjoy ESPN when they cover most things. Their sports highlights are fun to watch. It is when there involves any 'controversy' that ESPN looses me and earns no more than a scoff from me.

Roll Tide. Damn all the rest.

 

[Guest]

This will not get much traction on ESPN or in the mainstream sporting press. Much like Reggie Bush and the USC 'scandal'.

I have said it before and I will say it again. ESPN is not credible because they pick sides. They are not journalists they are commentators. It grows tiresome simply because they try to portray themselves as non biased reporters and the nation knows they are not.

The odd thing is ESPN seems to sincerely believe that they don't pick sides and that they have no bias.

I enjoy ESPN when they cover most things. Their sports highlights are fun to watch. It is when there involves any 'controversy' that ESPN looses me and earns no more than a scoff from me.

Roll Tide. Damn all the rest.

Indeed.