At this point, I think the media (outside of Pablo Torre) has done more journalism and output on the Rams and 49ers travel, accommodations, and nutrition strategies than they did with the Balmer and Clippers story.
Noah and Ian Eagle offered a rare father-son perspective on sports broadcasting, their journeys, the challenges they've faced, and the growth of the business at FOS Tuned In 2025.
Lot of these sports outlets must be so happy to have Pablo Torre doing investigations that they can aggregate so they can look like they’re reporting news and scandals without ever having to answer why they don’t fund their own writers to do the same things
Just an absolutely Ludicrous turnout for @CFMarist this morning. So many passionate first year students and a great body of returning writers ready to get to work✍️✍️
From various sources — new #NWSL CBA will include elimination of the college draft effective immediately. Players will be free to sign with whoever they see fit
NEW: FIFA & US tourism sector have raised concerns to US govt, inc meetings at White House, due to fears extreme visa wait times may deter fans from attending ‘26 WC. US visa interview for Mexicans 800 days & Colombians currently 685 - WC is 777 days away! https://t.co/y23egHfh0n
NEW: If you live in KCMO, you might get taxed three times for the Royals stadium.
Even if the Jackson County sales tax passes, it won't be enough to pay for the stadium. The team will need another $700 million, and they want taxpayers to fill that gap. https://t.co/Kx3UoEKv50
From the Editor: Center Field Becomes a Chartered Marist Club
Editor-in-Chief Luke Sassa opines on the journey to get Center Field chartered as an official club for Marist students.
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An editor told me earlier today that aggregation was just a way for people who never would have gotten jobs in journalism to get jobs in journalism. To understand that is to understand why they get so defensive whenever anyone questions aggregators.
One of the worst things about US sports leagues continuously maximizing profit over passion is that the world’s best players don’t get to compete in environments like this. Real fans get priced out and the atmosphere at games becomes much less fun.
A THREAD: An investigation from @columbiajourn Investigations, @npr, @917wvxu, @WKSU, and The Ohio Newsroom found Ohio prosecutors broke standards designed to preserve a defendant’s rights to secure convictions. Experts say the issue isn’t unique to the Buckeye state.
I still remember Coach Pete screaming at me for this story, saying it would not help him get a track at Marist. Putting a spotlight on subjects does the opposite and starts the conversation.
Job well done! @bonomatt13 @meaghanroche @CFMarist
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Big news out of Marist Athletics: Fundraising has began for a new installment of a track and artificial turf Field on the North-End side of Marist’s Campus, starting with a $1 Million dollar donation from trustee Tim Tenney, announced on Marist’s instagram a few minutes ago.
Tommy Song, #cjsStabile '22 @columbiajourn,reflects on the deadly legacy of the United States' quest for nuclear supremacy in this piece for @TIME . https://t.co/bmkAjdmByn
Young reporters: This is not normal or ethical. Coaches and players trust us with sensitive information, and if they know that you’re dishonest and don’t take your role seriously, you’ve lost all trust and credibility.
Thank you! This should get both of them exiled from sports and journalism if there was any standards. They’re feeding GMs insider information, which harms players and other front offices, and it’s all for their personal benefit. Why is this allowed?