Jay Rigdon is a freelance writer and editor with a focus on sports and media. He has contributed to publications such as Awful Announcing, Comeback Media, and Fried Egg Golf. Jay covers a range of topics in the sports industry, including news, analysis, and humorous takes on memorable moments.
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By: Jay Rigdon
An ESPN piece from Woj was edited after publication to remove a line stating that Suns owner Mat Ishbia had taken over basketball ops.
Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions has taken off thanks in large part to the Manningcast. He clearly knows what makes his core product work.
By: Jay Rigdon
Warner Bros. Discover chief David Zaslav had his Boston University commencement address interrupted by "Pay your writers!" chants. Glorious.
By: Jay Rigdon
Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions received outside investment from Peter Chernin's North Road, valuing Omaha over $400 million.
By: Jay Rigdon
ESPN's Women's College World Series booth had an unexpected visitor: a foul ball, which Beth Mowins snared after it took out her monitor.
By: Jay Rigdon
Pat Narduzzi had some fun with a local radio show at the expense of West Virginia fans, which is how a rivalry should work.
Viktor Hovland had a difficult chip shot today at the Memorial, and he flubbed it in the same fashion an amateur would have.
Joe Buck's call of the Cubs winning the 2016 World Series is iconic, and this week he gave us a new angle from the broadcast booth.
By: Jay Rigdon
Jim Nantz deserves a ton of credit for his energetic call of Nick Taylor's win at the Canadian Open on Sunday night.
Netflix made its foray into live sports with the Netflix Cup this week. It wasn't exactly a success. Jay Rigdon recaps the matches
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