Ryan Glasspiegel

Chicago

Media and Entertainment Reporter at Front Office Sports

NY Post sports/entertainment reporter. Former: Outkick, TBL, SI. Email: [email protected] Author page: https://t.co/g84ftg9NZ6

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Fox Sports, Skip Bayless In Settlement Talks for Harassment Suit

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Michael McCarthy |Ryan Glasspiegel

Fox Sports has been in mediation with former network hairstylist Noushin Faraji for a possible settlement over her lawsuit against the network, executive Charlie Dixon, former host Skip Bayless, and current host Joy Taylor. According to court documents obtained by Front Office Sports, Faraji’s attorneys and Fox’s attorneys mediated the matter on March 10. “While the parties did not resolve at mediation, they are continuing to engage in settlement discussions with the mediator,” the filing said.
Doris Burke on ESPN No. 1 Team's Chemistry, Social Media Exit

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

With the NBA Play-In Tournament tipping off Wednesday night and the playoffs starting Saturday, ESPN NBA color commentator Doris Burke joined Front Office Sports for a candid conversation about what it’s like to be on ESPN’s top announcing team, why she left social media, and her thoughts on the upcoming postseason. This interview has been slightly edited for clarity.
ESPN Will Broadcast 10 Savannah Bananas Games This Summer

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

When Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole refers to the team’s events, he calls them “shows” as opposed to “games.”This summer, the show will be on the road for games in huge stadiums, and 10 of them will air live on ESPN and Disney’s linear TV and streaming platforms. Two will be on ESPN, eight will be on ESPN2, and all ten will stream on ESPN+ and Disney+, the network announced Monday.
Elon Musk’s X Launches New NBA Portal Ahead of Playoffs

2 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

Social media’s relationship with the NBA has long been entrenched. Now the league is partnering on a new portal on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter that is majority-owned by Elon Musk. A representative for X confirmed the news exclusively to Front Office Sports.
College Volleyball’s Audience Is Spiking-and Networks Are Noticing

2 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

Women’s college basketball has been one of the more surprising sports-growth stories in recent memory, as intense competition and electric atmosphere inside arenas have translated into a burgeoning TV property. Two years ago, Fox Sports had a wild idea: Air college volleyball in NFL-adjacent windows.
Monica McNutt Reflects on Viral Stephen A. Smith Exchange

2 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

Monica McNutt says she’s still “learning how to navigate” discussing the sensitivities of women’s sports. McNutt appeared at a Front Office Sports Courtside Collective event on a panel alongside Unrivaled commissioner Micky Lawyer and ESPN marketing SVP Jo Fox during the Women’s Final Four in Tampa this past weekend. FOS editor-in-chief Dan Roberts asked if the approach to talking about men’s and women’s basketball is the same, or if she treats the two differently.
Brock Huard Stepping Aside From Fox CFB Booth

2 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

Brock Huard revealed that he is leaving the Fox Sports college football announcing booth to be present for his son Titus’s high school football years. “I’m going to be the tight ends coach at Valor Christian High School,” Huard said on the Real Hawk Talk podcast. Huard will be working under Mike Sanford, who’s been offensive coordinator at Notre Dame, Boise State, Minnesota, and Colorado. Huard joined Fox from ESPN in 2019.
Wildest NIL Deals of March Madness

2 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

We are still getting used to this brave new world where brands can hire college athletes to hawk their wares. This year’s NCAA Tournament featured a number of zany NIL deals, ranging from star players to mascots and managers—and a number of clever puns. 1. The Tater Tot HeirBYU’s Richie Saunders, whose great-grandfather F. “Nephie” Griggs invented the Tater Tot, inked a deal with Ore-Ida to celebrate the potatoes.
ESPN Editor Leaves Amid Cristina Daglas Investigation

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

ESPN senior deputy editor Elizabeth Baugh has left the company for The Ring Magazine as executive editor Cristina Daglas has been under HR investigation, Baugh confirmed to Front Office Sports. FOS first reported that Daglas has been on administrative leave since January after she was the subject of multiple HR complaints. An attorney for Daglas later sent a cease-and-desist letter to ESPN, accusing the network of harassment and retaliation. The lawyer also sent the letter to FOS by accident.
Bill Raftery Opens Up on Future Plans, Favorite Restaurants

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

At 81 years old, Bill Raftery is getting set to call his 10th Final Four on CBS and 30th overall across TV and radio. The college basketball lifer spoke with Front Office Sports about his future plans, the craziest moments he’s ever called, favorite haunts. Front Office Sports: It seems like the chemistry with you, Ian Eagle, and Grant Hill has really picked up in your second season together. Do you think that things are starting to go more smoothly?

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11 Apr 25

Black magic: how do the gambling apps know whether golf shots were good or bad at The Masters before they’re on TV when you can’t have phones there?

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11 Apr 25

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