"The husk of the Sports Illustrated brand is stealing entire stories from people without credit, seemingly using AI. This becomes very obvious when it's stealing data only you've reported!"
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𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: In just 45 seconds, Laura Rutledge wrapped up her sideline interviews at the Sugar Bowl, sprinted across the entire field, and then hosted the halftime show.
People don't realize what it takes to be at this level of the media.
I know this a troll, but I want to address it.
Working is sports is hard. It’s a grind. You go through waves of loving and hating it, like any other job.
When I feel that, I try to ground myself in what I love about sports — the stories. For writers struggling, find your why.
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Texas HC Vic Schaefer found out three student journalists drove 16 hours from Austin to Greenville for the SEC WBB Tournament.
The coach told them to add him as a reference on their resumes:
"When it comes time to get a job, you put me on your resume."
The NFL has turned the Pro Bowl into a flag football game
NBA All Stars don't even break a sweat or play defense in their game
NHL players are throwing haymakers 3 seconds into the #4nations game and it looks like the Royal Rumble
This game rules
🧵In 2020, I asked my followers for advice to college broadcast students.
MINE:
1) Learn fundamentals
2) Don't adopt bad habits you see
It's worth revisiting some of the best responses I got: