View Full Version : ESPN article on Nico and Tenn
MBDawg601
04-23-2025, 09:38 AM
I have never seen an article try to "save face" for a college player like that one... What a crappy article. They were acting as if Nico entered the portal before Tenn cut him, which was not the case. A good article would have been regarding how well Tennessee handled it and, ultimately, the pay cut that Nico had to endure because of his decision to ghost the program and make himself bigger than the team. ESPN never ceases to amaze me.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44787682/why-nico-iamaleava-left-tennessee-joined-ucla
Pancho
04-23-2025, 11:34 AM
no surprise on the spin espn used here. the woke just think that way
Offshore Dawg
04-24-2025, 12:15 PM
ESPN is usually always pro player regardless of the situation.
Pancho
04-24-2025, 12:24 PM
unless he/she/it espouses different views, yes
Extendedcab
04-24-2025, 01:04 PM
I have never seen an article try to "save face" for a college player like that one... What a crappy article. They were acting as if Nico entered the portal before Tenn cut him, which was not the case. A good article would have been regarding how well Tennessee handled it and, ultimately, the pay cut that Nico had to endure because of his decision to ghost the program and make himself bigger than the team. ESPN never ceases to amaze me.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44787682/why-nico-iamaleava-left-tennessee-joined-ucla
That's what treating student athletes like pros has gotten us (NIL and transfer rules); a bunch of inflated egos that think they are bigger than the team. I didn't get to practice or play today or Joe is making more money than I am, so I'm transferring ... boo hoo hoo!!! Get used to it! This is why people are turning away from college sports.
sleepy dawg
04-24-2025, 01:48 PM
I have never seen an article try to "save face" for a college player like that one... What a crappy article. They were acting as if Nico entered the portal before Tenn cut him, which was not the case. A good article would have been regarding how well Tennessee handled it and, ultimately, the pay cut that Nico had to endure because of his decision to ghost the program and make himself bigger than the team. ESPN never ceases to amaze me.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44787682/why-nico-iamaleava-left-tennessee-joined-ucla
He wasn't cut from the team. They announced they would move on from him to the team and he officially entered the portal. The article seems accurate to me. They took quotes and stories from both sides. It's up to the reader to decide which side to believe if either.
Pancho
04-24-2025, 02:19 PM
he just quit going to work on the advice of his handlers......cough cough
coachnorm
04-27-2025, 02:02 PM
ESPN credible ???????? Just acquire the Reggie Bush knowledge and learn that ESPN shortcomings. The Todd McNair trial exposed some of the media including ESPN as unreliable? After years of coverage of the Bush saga, the NCAA settled a lawsuit which was a defacto admission of NCAA guilt in dealing with Bush. ESPN was so lazy that it did not access the criteria that McNair legal firm ferreted out. ESPN never apologized for parroted info not discovered in house. Now Bush is going to either get a future court finding or settlement against the NCAA? Just understand that there is a lot of parroting and not investigating with the media, so really what do they really know?
Lord McBuckethead
04-28-2025, 09:25 AM
Comments like that.... make you seem like you would have been on the wrong side of a bunch of social issues.
coachnorm
04-28-2025, 10:51 AM
Comments like that.... make you seem like you would have been on the wrong side of a bunch of social issues.
It can get lonely out there when you cant figure out who dislikes you more between the Wokies or MAGAs. Remember the old black and white television show DRAGNET? "Just the facts Madam"? I wish Ronald Reagan could come back from the dead.
AROB44
04-28-2025, 04:34 PM
I wish Ronald Reagan could come back from the dead.
He could never be elected today.....
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