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• SI.com has learned that Fox Sports is aggressively pursuing ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews for a role at its network. The networks executives recently met with Andrews regarding a major role in Foxs college football coverage.
(CNN Sports Illustrated)
• ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys Friday said Erin Andrews, whose ESPN contract expires Saturday, is leaving ESPN. Andrews, according to si.com, is leaving ESPN for Foxs college football coverage.
(USA Today)
• On the same day Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes announced their divorce, another superstar couple has decided to call it quits. Reporter Erin Andrews is leaving ESPN potentially for the open arms of Fox and its budding college football coverage.
(YAHOO!)
• The Rose Bowl Game, along with the Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences, signed a 12-year agreement with ESPN that will continue the multi-platform coverage of the Rose Bowl Game for 12 years.
(Examiner)
• Babe Herman also had two cycles in one season for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1931, according to ESPN Stats and Information. On Friday night, Hill doubled for his 1,000th hit in the first and then singled in the third.
(ESPN)
• In advance of the All-Star Game selections Sunday, ESPN.
(ESPN)
• Some Bristol residents who live near ESPN were surprised to hear a warning about a tornado broadcast over an outdoor loudspeaker Thursday night. The alert went out to the ESPN campus around 10 p.m. telling folks to take cover.
(Eyewitness News)
• Erin Andrews, ESPN's signature sideline reporter for college football and college basketball, is leaving the network, ESPN confirmed Friday. "Erin Andrews leaving ESPN. She did great work for us we made aggressive offer to keep her.
(Union-News & Sunday Republican)
• ESPN has a reached a 12-year extension with the Rose Bowl, the network announced Thursday. The agreement begins in January 2015 and runs through 2026.
(Sporting News)
• Yep -- Chris Berman is indeed next. (Getty Images)ESPN has reduced its main Monday Night Football crew from three to two, asking Ron Jaworski to step out of the booth and leave Mike Tirico and Jon Gruden to it.
(YAHOO!)