Way to go, FS1!

Nice find. Still beats ESPN's agenda based reporting... for now.

Tru dat, brista. If FOX has proven nothing else over the years, it is that they are consistently willing to eschew agendas when reporting the news.

Their original shows are crap so far. Crowd Goes Wild was beyond lame and corny. Kosta is an unfunny comedian and Katie Nolan is brainless eye candy with no sports knowledge. Regis is awkward in this format and I don't get the law affair America has with him anyways.

But I love that UFC and Nascar will get more coverage. And I love that more pro and college sports will be on TV for free. So the original shows would just be a plus (doesn't look good for them so far).

(08-20-2013 12:10 PM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote:  Tru dat, brista. If FOX has proven nothing else over the years, it is that they are consistently willing to eschew agendas when reporting the news.

(08-20-2013 02:23 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(08-20-2013 12:10 PM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote:  Tru dat, brista. If FOX has proven nothing else over the years, it is that they are consistently willing to eschew agendas when reporting the news.

Lol. "We report, you decide!"

I liked the content of the FOX Football Daily show. Didn't see that screen shot but that's a whiff on their part. Did like how they were willing to tell you where a game was airing if it wasn't on their network.

Brian Kelly is still the head coach at ND.

Harrison Smith played for the Minnesota Vikings in 2012.

Michael Floyd played for the Arizona Cardinals last year.

That is three whiffs (out of five) on that graphic.

Epic fail?

Considering how bad their NFL and NASCAR productions are from a cartoonish, childish standpoint is it really any surprise that this channel is more of the same?

I'm a fan of Fox Sports Live. Jay and Dan are awesome. Thanks Canada!

ESPN blows. You should all be hoping for Fox/NBC/CBS Sports to succeed.

I completely agree, Marge. I think this is a more the merrier deal. The more thriving challengers there are to ESPN, the better it is for us, the consumer.

I just see what FOX has done with its NFL coverage and its news coverage and I also remember how painfully cheesy The Best Damn Sports Show Period was and others of that ilk and let's just say that my hopes are not exactly high. I expect it to be fraught with big haired broads and douchey dudes snapping cornpone one-liners and then everyone pretending to laugh at the annoying knock-knock jokes. Basically, I expect it to be a lot like what ESPN has become.