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Anybody missing that point got a quick re-education as the usually erudite ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech dropped a zinger. Late in Wednesday's Texas/Alabama battle, Ravech attempted to make a point ...

Network: SEC Network Announcers: Play-by-play, Karl Ravech; analysis, Jimmy Dykes; sideline, Molly McGrath Where to find SEC Network: Spectrum Cable: Channel 516 DISH Network: Channel 404 DirecTV ...

MIAMI - Florida Sen. Rick Scott is once again pushing for tighter sanctions on the Cuban government, including renewed restrictions on flights to the island. The Republican senator argued that U.S ...

Scott Foley is well aware that people are buying homes in Italy to renovate them, and he’d liked to help. “Scott really is out here trying to get anybody to get a home so he can renovate it ...

The plane Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was traveling on from Kyiv, Ukraine, made a stop at the western Ireland airport to refuel. While there, Bessent signed the welcome book, writing ...

Maybe Karl Ravech wasn’t in on the joke when he cited SEC basketball’s .500 winning percentage, but Kentucky head coach Mark Pope gets it. While meeting with the media Thursday afternoon ...

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson had an in-game interview during a spring training game Wednesday, but he didn't get many words in. That's because he watched his pitcher, Jesús Luzardo ...

But the league is only .500 in conference play since Jan. 4 — as referenced poorly by ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech on Tuesday during the Texas-Alabama broadcast on ESPN. So where's the math?

ESPN college broadcaster Karl Ravech has been getting torched on social media for a recent gaffe in which he seemed genuinely shocked that the powerhouse SEC was .500 in league play. Of course ...

BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Joe Buck will call his first nationally televised baseball game since 2021 on opening day. Buck will be in the booth for ESPN when the New York Yankees host the Milwaukee ...