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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Wife of Washington G.M. admits to “disparaging remarks” about ESPN reporter
After initially insisting that a controversial tweet apparently sent by the wife of Washington G.M. Scot McCloughan had come from a fake account, the team now admits that she indeed posted a disparaging comment about ESPN reporter Dianna Russini.
“I deeply apologize for the disparaging remarks about an ESPN reporter on my personal Twitter account,” Jessica McCloughan said in a statement issued by the franchise to PFT. “The comment was unfounded and inappropriate, and I have the utmost respect for both the reporter and ESPN. I regret that my actions have brought undeserved negative attention to the Redskins organization and its leadership. My comments in no way reflect the opinions or attitudes of the organization and I regret that my behavior has in any way negatively impacted the team and its loyal fan base.”
On August 30, Jessica McCloughan directed this message to Russini, via BlackSportsOnline.com: “Please tell us how many BJ’S you had to give to get this story. And did they laugh at you before or after?”
Entire article: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...s-to-disparaging-remarks-about-espn-reporter/
ESPN “obviously extremely disappointed” by wife of Scot McCloughan
ESPN has released a statement backing its reporter in a bizarre dustup with the wife of Washington General Manager Scot McCloughan.
After a report from ESPN’s Dianna Russini about dissension within the organization about whether to move on from quarterback Robert Griffin III, Jessica McCloughan directed a tweet at Russini saying, “Please tell us how many BJ’S you had to give to get this story. And did they laugh at you before or after?”
Although the team initially claimed the tweet came from a fake Twitter account, Jessical McCloughan has now admitted that she did, in fact, write the tweet. ESPN is understandably not happy about that.
“Dianna is an excellent reporter who should never have to be subjected to such vulgar comments. We are obviously extremely disappointed by today’s developments,” ESPN said in a statement.
Entire article: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...mely-disappointed-by-wife-of-scot-mccloughan/
Just sayin': ESPN probably is the "world wide leader" in disappointments, and they never answered the BJ questions either.
After initially insisting that a controversial tweet apparently sent by the wife of Washington G.M. Scot McCloughan had come from a fake account, the team now admits that she indeed posted a disparaging comment about ESPN reporter Dianna Russini.
“I deeply apologize for the disparaging remarks about an ESPN reporter on my personal Twitter account,” Jessica McCloughan said in a statement issued by the franchise to PFT. “The comment was unfounded and inappropriate, and I have the utmost respect for both the reporter and ESPN. I regret that my actions have brought undeserved negative attention to the Redskins organization and its leadership. My comments in no way reflect the opinions or attitudes of the organization and I regret that my behavior has in any way negatively impacted the team and its loyal fan base.”
On August 30, Jessica McCloughan directed this message to Russini, via BlackSportsOnline.com: “Please tell us how many BJ’S you had to give to get this story. And did they laugh at you before or after?”
Entire article: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...s-to-disparaging-remarks-about-espn-reporter/
ESPN “obviously extremely disappointed” by wife of Scot McCloughan
ESPN has released a statement backing its reporter in a bizarre dustup with the wife of Washington General Manager Scot McCloughan.
After a report from ESPN’s Dianna Russini about dissension within the organization about whether to move on from quarterback Robert Griffin III, Jessica McCloughan directed a tweet at Russini saying, “Please tell us how many BJ’S you had to give to get this story. And did they laugh at you before or after?”
Although the team initially claimed the tweet came from a fake Twitter account, Jessical McCloughan has now admitted that she did, in fact, write the tweet. ESPN is understandably not happy about that.
“Dianna is an excellent reporter who should never have to be subjected to such vulgar comments. We are obviously extremely disappointed by today’s developments,” ESPN said in a statement.
Entire article: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...mely-disappointed-by-wife-of-scot-mccloughan/
Just sayin': ESPN probably is the "world wide leader" in disappointments, and they never answered the BJ questions either.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
I wonder where he came up with that picture.....
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Posted this in the FF Advice thread earlier this year.
https://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/threads/ff-advice.617369/page-193#post-3057367
Well, at the moment, the Redskins are 6-3 and lead the NFC East. AP isn’t doing so bad, either. I haven’t forgotten what I said am I’m back to eat some crow.
https://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/threads/ff-advice.617369/page-193#post-3057367
Well, at the moment, the Redskins are 6-3 and lead the NFC East. AP isn’t doing so bad, either. I haven’t forgotten what I said am I’m back to eat some crow.
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I thought this kind of ineptitude over decades was reserved for the Browns. Here’s hoping the Buckeyes can lead a resurgence
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