Old business - Please make Who's Now go away. Everytime I turn on Sports Center, there it is. I just want to see highlights. I don't want to see this pointless drivel. Is it really that slow of a news period that they have to fill the airwaves with this brain killing nonsense? One top of it all, there is the distinct feeling that the fix is in. According to the "rules" of this pseudo-competition, 30% of the vote belongs to ESPN. Meaning that unless there is a landslide in the popular vote (another aspect that you can't have much faith in being handled with integrity), the final "winner" is determined by the talking heads. And we already know who their favorite players are. We hear about them nonstop as it is. Not surprisingly, all the athletes that ESPN installed as higher seeds have "won". The only thing more startlingly surprising than some TV professional green lighting this channel changing nuisance is that there are numerous chat room yakkers who actually debate the outcome of Who's Now bracket. Can there really be people whose lives are that empty?
The Real Winner of Who's Now
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