College Football’s Most Dominant Player? It’s ESPN

College Football’s Most Dominant Player? It’s ESPN

11/23/2013

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http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/08/25/sports/ncaafootball/college-footballs-most-dominant-player-its-espn.html

summary

This article from The New York Times examines the immense influence of ESPN on the world of college football. It explores how ESPN's extensive coverage and promotional power can shape the perception and popularity of individual players, teams, and conferences. The article highlights the symbiotic relationship between ESPN and college football, with ESPN benefiting from the sport's massive fan base while also playing a pivotal role in shaping that fan base through its coverage. The author raises important questions about the impact of ESPN's dominance on the sport, including concerns about the homogenization and commercialization of college football. Overall, the article offers insight into the significant role ESPN plays in the college football landscape.

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