Crowder and White don't work together.therightway said:I heard this morning that this might actually cost him his job. His sweethart commment several years ago it what cost him doing the 6:45 slot SEC night games. This is really going to far. The problem is the double standard look at the comments from Crowder about White.
Franklin then said, "Okay then, [expletive]."</p>
<span style="font-style: italic; font-weight: bold;">Franklin reported the incident</span>, coordinating producer Ed Placey
confirmed it and Franklin was pulled from the Fiesta Bowl broadcast. </p>
So there you have it. This sweetcakes should leave blogging to the men. And by "sweetcakes" I mean face-looks-like-it-got-run-over-by-a-truck cakes.When she did, Franklin said to her, “Why don’t you leave this to the boys, sweetcakes.”
Edwards responded to Franklin by saying, “don’t call me sweetcakes, I don’t like being talked to like that.”</p>
Franklin then said, “okay then, a–hole.”</p>
<span style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;">After the meeting Edwards reported Franklin’s comments to ESPN management.</span><span id="more-29388"></span></p>
Once ESPN college football coordinating producer Ed Placey
confirmed Franklin’s comments to Edwards with Cunningham, ESPN
executives made an attempt to pull Franklin off the Chick-fil-A Bowl
broadcast the same day.
Perhaps this is an entry better left to one of the big, strong male
bloggers, but they're all busy drinking testosterone and talking about
tires.
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