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What They’re Saying, October 17, 2008

October 17, 2008 | by Keith | Categories Internet, Newspapers | Comments Off

Here is what is on the minds of some of the sports media columnists from around the country…

Dave Darling at the Orlando Sentinel has a story on trying to figure out how the NFL decides what part of the country views which game each week…

At the Houston Chronicle, David Barron has a look at a film depicting the history of Texas A&M’s 12th man…

Bob Wolfley at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has Phil Simms’ preview of this weekend’s Colts/Packers match-up.

In New York, Neil Best of Newsday makes the case that Gotham is still a baseball town, whether their teams are in the playoffs or not…

Richard Sandomir at the NY Times writes that the financial crisis is impacting CBS College Sports Network…

Bob Raissman at the NY Daily News looks at this year’s low baseball playoff ratings…

Phil Mushnick at the NY Post looks at the process of WFAN’s hiring of a series of sidekicks for Mike Francessa…

Also at the Post, Justin Terranova has 5 Questions for XM/Sirius’ Rob Dibble…

Doug Nye at the State reminisces about the impact of college football on the radio had in the south…

Steve Springer at the LA Times looks at the accuracy of the network’s strike zone box…

Scott D. Pearce of the Salt Lake City Desert News examines a new regional sports network…

Tom Hoffarth at the LA Daily News has a mix of sports media notes…

John Maffei at the North County Times has the story of John Madden missing his first telecast in quite a while…

Ray Frager at the Baltimore Sun offers his weekly variety of notes…

Tom Ryan at the St. Petersburg Times looks at TBS’ work at last night’s ALCS Game 5…

Jay Posner at the San Diego Union Tribune says Fox is still rooting for a Sox/Phils World Series…

Mel Bracht at the Oklahoman has a look at how the delay has been taken off Thunder radio broadcasts.  Bracht also has the story of lone Thunder radio voice Matt Pinto.  He also has other media notes…


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