'Who's Now' is the worst thing I've seen on television

ESPN can burn in hell for this idea. I'm not going to spend any more time getting worked up about it because it just makes me mad and that's not helping anything.

Except for this: ESPN you can't have it both ways you fuckheads.

You want to bring some people in to blow hot air and talk loudly, celebrating and glorifying activities and achievements off-field. Fine, go ahead, that's on you.

But don't bring a different set (or the same people, who the fuck cares) to rail against and criticize athletes for their exploits off the field. It's either important or it's not, you can't decide which angle to take just for the sake of the corporately sponsored segment you happen to be running today.