Quote of the Day

"In a bad economy, where you're already struggling to sell your product, the last thing you want is this being in the news."

-- CSN Mid-Atlantic's Ivan Carter, on the NBA suspending Wizards G Gilbert Arenas for having firearms in the team's locker room ("Washington Post Live," CSN Mid-Atlantic, 1/7). 

Friday January 8, 2010 Vol. 16 — No. 80 Print This Issue

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  • Nick Saban Celebrates Alabama's Latest Title
    Alabama finds itself back atop the college football world after capturing its first National Championship since '92. The Crimson Tide getting out to a big 24-6 lead before Texas mounted a second-half comeback does not appear to have impacted the ratings too much -- the 18.2 overnight rating is up 8.3% from Florida's victory over Oklahoma last season. Most pundits agree ABC delivers a strong broadcast overall, showing its strength in handling Colt McCoy's injury and demonstrating why "college football's national championship game finds itself in better hands" with ABC/ESPN than Fox. Thursday night marks the last time one of the sport's most important bowls will appear on broadcast TV for the foreseeable future, as the entire BCS package will move to ESPN beginning next season. But the Worldwide Leader remains confident that the sport's strong ratings will make the transfer.

  • It's Now Or Never
    As the NFL's second season kicks off, sponsors make playoff activation plans; Cowboys poised to cash in on first postseason at new stadium.

    Love Me Tender
    Final tally of regular-season ratings sees NFL earn its highest game viewership since '90.

    A Big Hunk O' Love
    Dolphin Stadium renovation plans take inspiration from Safeco Field, European soccer facilities with innovative roof design.

    All Shook Up
    Nets ban in-flight gambling on heels of Arenas' suspension; could league-wide edict be next?

    A Little Less Conversation
    USSF sanctions new second-division soccer league in joint effort with USL, NASL. 

    That's All Right
    NFL agent Jeff Sperbeck leaving Octagon after nearly a decade to launch his own agency. 

    I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
    Audi of America returning as a Super Bowl advertiser for the third consecutive season.

    Don't Be Cruel 
    Boston Univ., BC take their heated hockey rivalry outside to the friendly confines of Fenway.

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