BYH said:
Mystery Meat said:
BYH said:
Joe Rossi said:
If ESPN wants their sideliners to be informative, they might as well go with their NFL journalists (Clayton, et al).
Otherwise, give a big MNF hello to:
No doubt about that. God, she's annoying.
I'll always like Tafoya for the authentically panicked "Dear God, I think I might die right here" tone she struck as the crowd stormed the floor after Hofstra won the 2001 America East title.
Contrasted to the "Dear God, I wish I was dead" tone she took during the game because she was at Hofstra ...
**** you Meat! I'm not rooting for your almost alma maters any more!
Unless they play Duke or Mason. But really what are the odds of THAT?
PFT Reports
ESPN has issued a statement in response to our report that Michele Tafoya and Suzy Kolber have been dumped from the Monday Night Football broadcast.
“Michele and Suzy will still be assigned to our multiplatform Monday Night Football presentation, including the game, pre-game and post-game,†the statement says. “Their precise roles are currently being determined.â€
Also, we’ve been told by an ESPN spokesperson that Tafoya and Kolber will continue to travel to the site of each game.
So what does any of this mean? Clearly, something is up. Otherwise, there would be nothing about their roles to “determine.†Also, ESPN might be holding out hope that they opt to give up their assignments to MNF, so that in the end it will appear that they weren’t removed from the team.
Said one of our sources in response to the statement, “It’s bull**** . That’s all I can tell you. Utter bull****. They are no longer sideline reporters.â€
Full Story
http://beta.profootballtalk.com/2008/02/10/espn-addresses-mnf-situation/
Follow up
http://beta.profootballtalk.com/2008/02/10/no-sideline-reporters-on-mnf/