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What They’re Saying- December 26th, 2008

December 26, 2008 | by Keith | Categories Internet, Newspapers | Comments Off

I hope you had a blessed and restful Christmas.  Let’s see how many of the sports media columnists from around the country have contributed content today…

Michael Hiestand of USA Today has an end-of-the year sports media quiz…

Dave Darling at the Orlando Sentinel has some famous, or in some cases infamous, quotes from 2008.

David Barron at the Houston Chronicle tells us that viewers will be able to see NFL doubleheadders on both Fox and CBS…

Neil Best at Newsday looks at the ever growing ratings enjoyed by the NFL…

Bob Raissman at the NY Daily News talks of the media backlash surrounding the latest Yankees spending spree…

Phil Mushnick at the NY Post has a piece on a new wrinkle to an ESPN Poker program.  The Post also has 5 questions for Fox’s Howie Long…and Boomer Esiason’s take on the Jets.

Doug Nye at the State looks back at the impact of the 1958 NFL Championship.

Barry Jackson at the Miami Herald seeks an explanation as to why the NFL/NBC chose not to shift the Dolphins/Jets game to prime time.

Scott D. Pierce at the Salt Lake City Desert News has the story of how replay impacted a pair of local college basketball games…

Ray Buck at the Fort Worth Star Telegram recommends ways to spend our holiday gift cards.

Tom Hoffarth at the LA Daily News has a preview of the NHL Winter Classic.

Diane Pucin at the LA Times looks at how the Cowboys still dominate news in the NFL.

John Maffei at the North County Times previews Sunday night’s Broncos/Chargers tilt.

So does Jay Posner at the San Diego Union Tribune.

Mel Bracht at the Oklahoman talks with ESPN’s Craig James…

Gary Washburn at the Seattle Post Intelligencer looks at the debut of the MLB Network…

Dan Caesar at the St’ Louis Post-Dispatch looks at local sports radio story in his 2008 review…


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