Let’s do some links for you.
Neil Best of Newsday blogs that former New York Giants coach Jim Fassel is not happy over comments made by current coach Tom Coughlin.
Mike Reynolds of Multichannel News writes that ESPN won the primetime cable ratings race last week thanks to Monday Night Football, Yankees-Red Sox and college football.
NBC Sports has finally announced that it’s going to air the NHL Outdoor Game in Buffalo on New Year’s Day. CBC has announced it will carry the game as well. William Houston of the Toronto Globe and Mail says NBC and CBC will pull out all the stops to televise the game.
And NBC says ratings for the Tour Championship were up over last year (PGA moved it up a month and NBC broadcast it for the first time).
Tommy Bowman of the Winston Salem-Journal writes that the Appalachian State Mountaineers got to preview the Sports South documentary on its win over Michigan.
Ron Aiken of the Free Times (SC) goes after Chris Fowler, Lee Corso and ESPN for going after South Carolina and coach Steve Spurrier.
The Toronto Raptors have announced their TV schedule and all 82 games will be aired through several partners. CBC will have seven home games, all on Sundays.
Michael Grange of the Toronto Globe and Mail says NBA-TV should have shown the Eurobasket 2007 Tournament. Whatever.
Here’s an article from last week, but it’s worth linking to. Brian Costa writes about the end of the Atlanta Braves on TBS. It will be sad to not to see the Braves anymore.
Bob Wolfey of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel talks with Steve Mariucci and Sterling Sharpe of the NFL Network about Packers QB Brett Favre.
CNBC’s Darren Rovell has a tongue-in-cheek look at what some of the bigger pieces of OJ Simpson memorabilia could sell for.
That’s going to do it. Primetime Viewing Picks coming up.
