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Charles Barkley shares his opinion on literally everything, so it was a bit surprising that we never heard from him during the brouhaha surrounding Jacksonville Free Press reporter Lynn Jones’s affirming words at the season-ending press conference for Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen. Turns out, he was just waiting for the right opportunity. Barkley Read more... The post Charles Barkley not a fan of ‘punk-ass reporters and clowns’ who dissed Lynn Jones appeared first on Awful Announcing.

Gene and Judy Hedrick have had Indiana football season tickets since 1959. Imagine what they’ve had to sit through in that time. Their early days were a brutal stretch, but a 9-2 season in 1967 sent the Hooisers to the Rose Bowl for the first time. After that, another decade-plus of futility until head coach Read more... The post Longtime Indiana football season-ticket holder discusses ‘privilege’ of seeing national championship appeared first on Awful Announcing.

For those fed up with the oversaturation of self-serving, empty sports documentaries, here’s something to laugh about. NBC’s The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins debuted this week and is off to a promising start, skewering athlete-controlled documentaries. The comedy is a sports mockumentary starring Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe. Based on the pilot episode, Read more... The post ‘The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins’ scores in NBC debut appeared first on Awful Announcing.

All Times Eastern Bundesliga Bundesliga Weekly — ESPN+, 5:30 p.m. College Basketball Men’s Lafayette at Boston University — ESPN+, 6 p.m. North Carolina-Asheville at South Carolina Upstate — ESPN+, 6 p.m. North Carolina-Greensboro at Virginia Military Institute — ESPN+, 6 p.m. Samford at Wofford — ESPN+, 6 p.m. Dayton at La Salle — ESPN+, 6:30 Read more... The post TV and streaming viewing picks for January 21, 2026: How to watch Australian Open appeared first on Awful Announcing.

PORTRAIT - Quelle est donc la clé du succès de l’écrivain franco-italien qui a vendu plus de 1 million de livres dans l’Hexagone et dont Le Mage du Kremlin vient d’être adapté au cinéma ? Un don pour clarifier le chambardement, préférer la lucidité à l’indignation et tourner la littérature vers le monde.