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Aaron Hernandez's brother, D.J. Hernandez, was arrested last week after he threw a brick with a note attached at ESPN headquarters.

Robert Griffin III was a great addition to the Monday Night Football crew on ESPN.

One state has two in the top five, Louisiana only has one but it's one we expect to be there.

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For weeks we have been hearing that a new announce team was coming to ESPN's Monday Night Football broadcast and today the network made it official.

Former LSU Coach Ed Orgeron, who appears to be enjoying life these days, was on ESPN's NFL Countdown Saturday morning and he ended the interview as he has for years.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm here to tell you that Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns head coach Billy Napier is a straight savage.

ESPN aired a high school football game on Sunday afternoon between a national powerhouse and an online only charter school that hasn't won a game.

Former NBA legend and ESPN basketball analyst, Paul Pierce, will no longer be covering sports for the network as they have parted ways. The reports come after Pierce went on Instagram live with "exotic dancers" performing in the background.

LSU is highlighting their haters after one of the most memorable Tiger victories in recent memory.

ESPN has officially announced the three-man booth.

There was a lot of speculation as to what Drew Brees was going to do this season, he'll be back but when he hangs it up we know where he'll be.

All the major media outlets are hanging out in Miami for Super bowl 54 and on Thursday Saints head coach Sean Payton made the rounds.

The tribute video was released before Monday night's CFP National Championship game. Get your tissues out.

Alvin Kamara can literally do it all.

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Quite an honor when you consider he's placed well ahead of people like Drew Brees (15) and Lebron James (12).

The news comes after a contentious year at the network.

I can understand once or twice, but ten times?

Week 1 of Monday Night Football had it's ups and downs. Downs being the New Orleans Saints getting whooped by the Minnesota Vikings. The upside? How about new ESPN sideline reporter Sergio Dipp.