ESecPN Gains Traction Nationally

The SEC-bias by ESPN would be laughable if it just weren't so horribly egregious. And for them to publicly speak out about it, coming to their own hapless defense, is just sad.

Now, Rolling Stone has picked up on the growing anti-ESPN-ism amongst college football fans across the country. And while this is not a particularly FSU-related issue, I am glad the writer brought up Jameis Winston and the unparalleled media (read ESPN) scrutiny of him this year, when by all counts, the worst he did--and the only illegal act, I might add--was steal $34 worth of crab legs.

SEC Bias? Naw!

How do I know? Chris Fowler says so!

Forget the fact that the cable sports network for which he works acquired the rights to host the SEC Network for umpteen million. But they've got no stake in it. Doesn't skew their reporting at all. Nor does it effect the polls. That's how a championship-defending team, undefeated this year (and all of last...going back 23 games), defeats a team like Notre Dame, ranked in the top 5, has one of the best records against top-tier teams, yet gets jumped because the SEC Network deemed that it's own conference is so much tougher that any win, even over the likes of Kentucky, deserves more first place votes. SEC-ass-kissers say "WHAT?"

So here's the new-look logo for the network that I've chosen not to watch unless it's the only one carrying the FSU game that week...

Oh, and nice try Fowler, but the SEC Network isn't owned or operated by CBS.