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Michael WilbonBio | PTI | E-mailMichael Wilbon, the longtime Washington Post sports columnist, is co-host of ESPN's Pardon the Interruption, the popular weekday sports debate and discussion program, as well as an NBA studio analyst for both ESPN and ABC. A pioneer in sports journalism, Wilbon was one of the first sports writers to broaden his success beyond newspapers to include television, radio and other media. |
'SportsNation' TV: Wednesday, Nov. 11
...Iverson help or hurt the Cavaliers? Could the Cavs use A.I.? The Washington Post's Michael Wilbon seems to think so. But does SN think this move would help or hurt Cleveland? What...
Blog Entry | November 11, 2009Does The SEC Have A Credibility Problem?
...right quick-like." -- Read the full post. On Monday's PTI (listen here), Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon speculated about conspiracy theories, intentional or otherwise. Tuesday, Les Miles said he was all right with...
Blog Entry | November 10, 2009Super Bowl Rings Or Statistics?
...control. But wins, especially postseason wins and Super Bowl rings, are still the gridiron gold standard.Michael Wilbon said earlier this week that Roethlisberger is the best quarterback in the league. And when called...
Blog Entry | September 11, 2009Blogging The Nation
...upcoming football season. Even Duke has a representative! DedaloRafael: After watching Tiger Woods sit down with Michael Wilbon on "PTI," one blogger still isn't ready to give Tiger a pass on the criticism...
Blog Entry | July 01, 2009Blogging The Nation
...we have here is the makings of a quandary. christopher.atwood: A PTI fan nonetheless takes Michael Wilbon to task for saying the Confederations Cup should use something more like the NFL tiebreaking format...
Blog Entry | June 24, 2009TOP SEARCHES IN NOVEMBER
Bowl Projections tops ESPN.com searches in November. Did "michael wilbon" make the list?
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