Indianapolis is no stranger to major sports events. However, this Saturday will be an unprecedented doubleheader of college action downtown. In basketball, No. 22 Indiana University (7-0) will face No. 6 Louisville (7-0) at Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 2 p.m. ET. In football, No. 2 IU (12-0, 9-0) will face No. 1 Ohio State (12-0, 9-0) Read more... The post IndyStar’s Zach Osterman on an epic sports day for the Indiana Hoosiers in Indianapolis appeared first on Awful Announcing.

After he finally left Ole Miss amid a championship run to become the head coach at rival LSU, Lane Kiffin was adamant that his former players all wanted him to continue coaching them in the College Football Playoff. At least one Ole Miss player is refuting that sentiment. “I was hoping to complete a historic Read more... The post Ole Miss OL Brycen Sanders refutes Lane Kiffin’s claim players wanted him to keep coaching appeared first on Awful Announcing.

Dick Vitale is finally getting his NCAA Tournament game. And he’s doing it with Charles Barkley. ESPN and TNT Sports announced Monday that Vitale and Barkley will work two games together this season. The first is Kentucky-Indiana on Dec. 13 with Dave O’Brien on the call. The second is a First Four game during March Read more... The post Dick Vitale and Charles Barkley to team up for two college basketball games appeared first on Awful Announcing.

The third quarter of the Los Angeles Clippers broadcast on FanDuel Sports Network SoCal was overtaken by an argument between announcers Brian Sieman and Jim Jackson. As the Clippers lost a halftime lead to the Dallas Mavericks, Sieman referred back to an earlier trivia question on the broadcast, accusing Jackson of “ambushing” him and arguing Read more... The post Jim Jackson brushes off concerns about relationship with Clippers announcer Brian Sieman after on-air argument appeared first on Awful Announcing.

The traditional AFC powerhouses that have dominated the conference are all on the outside looking in at the moment.

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Dan Hurley has strong opinions. He’s made that much known throughout his long and successful career as a college basketball coach. His UConn Huskies men’s basketball team won’t be eating “the f*cking tryptophan” before game day, he told reporters earlier this week, referring to the compound found in turkey that makes people sleepy. Can’t risk Read more... The post Dan Hurley criticizes ESPN, FS1, praises TNT for college hoops coverage appeared first on Awful Announcing.