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ESPN’s failure to broadcast National Anthem at Sugar Bowl makes former anchor Sage Steele glad she left

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From the time she was a child, Sage Steele wanted to be a sportscaster. And after years of climbing the ladder, she landed her “dream job” at ESPN in 2007.Nearly 17 years later, however, it all came to a screeching halt when Steele left the sports network after settling lawsuits she filed against bo...

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ESPN’s failure to broadcast National Anthem at Sugar Bowl makes former anchor Sage Steele glad she left

From the time she was a child, Sage Steele wanted to be a sportscaster. And after years of climbing the ladder, she landed her “dream job” at ESPN in 2007.Nearly 17 years later, however, it all came to a screeching halt when Steele left the sports network after settling lawsuits she filed against bo...

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ESPN slammed over national anthem omission from Sugar Bowl live TV broadcast

ESPN is under fire for its presentation of the Sugar Bowl. After the terror attack on New Orleans, ESPN failed to broadcast the moment of silence or national anthem at the Sugar Bowl. GettyESPN didn’t air the national anthem from the Sugar Bowl[/caption] GettyThe Sugar Bowl took place just a day after the New Orleans terror attack[/caption] Fans were left fuming after ESPN opted to show pregame coverage of the College Football Playoff game inste…

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"Should Be Broke For Being Woke": ESPN Faces Fire For Not Broadcasting National Anthem, Moment Of Silence Before Sugar Bowl Postponed By Terror Attack - The American Tribune.com

In yet another unpleasant and questionable football moment, ESPN, citing “timing issues” as the reason, decided not to broadcast either the National Anthem or the moment of silence played before the highly anticipated Sugar Bowl, the game that was delayed following the horrific terror attack in New Orleans that left 15 people dead and dozens injured. As background, that horrifying terror attack occurred in the French Quarter on New Year’s, where…

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