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Touting your professional accomplishments on LinkedIn is borderline mandatory for college-aged kids looking to break into the workforce these days. But usually if you have a Heisman Trophy sitting on your shelf, you can forego that type of thing. Not Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who on Monday led his team to an undefeated season Read more... The post Fernando Mendoza takes to LinkedIn to share lessons from National Championship run appeared first on Awful Announcing.

The SEC has lost three straight national championships to the Big Ten. Ohio State poached Caleb Downs and Julian Sayin from Alabama. Michigan outbid LSU for Bryce Underwood. Indiana just won a national title. The Big Ten has more money than the SEC, and that gap is changing college football in ways the SEC can’t Read more... The post Matt Barrie claims SEC still draws more eyeballs than Big Ten, says only LSU can save conference appeared first on Awful Announcing.

We all know where Paul Finebaum’s allegiances stand. His SEC favoritism was off the charts in Awful Announcing’s inaugural college football media bias rankings. But after Indiana completed its undefeated run to a national title on Monday, even Finebaum is acknowledging reality. He was wrong about the Hoosiers. He was wrong about Curt Cignetti. And Read more... The post Paul Finebaum eats crow about Indiana: ‘Nobody was more incorrect … than me’ appeared first on Awful Announcing.

Just as the new leadership at CBS News intended, 60 Minutes captured a minuscule audience (by its lofty standards) up against an instant classic between the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears on NBC. While we don’t yet have viewership figures for NBC’s Divisonal Round game on Sunday evening, the numbers are in for 60 Minutes on Read more... The post ’60 Minutes’ earns putrid audience against NFL playoffs, as intended appeared first on Awful Announcing.

Regular-season MLB games will return to ABC for the first time since 2021 through ESPN’s new broadcast agreement with the league. The announcement also means that the number of channels and streaming services needed to watch baseball continues to grow. ESPN announced that three games will air on ABC this season. ABC will air Cubs-Giants Read more... The post ABC to air three Major League Baseball games in 2026 appeared first on Awful Announcing.