Dude's been a mouthpiece for UT for years and has put out so much bad information as "news" in support of UT agendas that I am shocked that he still has enough credibility for his stuff to get referenced in columns by sports journalists in other outlets. (He's certainly been no friend to CU.)
Anyway, you guys probably remember last month when he was reporting the end of the Kevin Sumlin era at Texas A&M. He got somewhat embarrassed and called out regarding some of the things he said. Well, after looking like an ass he doubled down with a hatchet job on aTm's Chancellor and just got blasted.
This is a fun read (h/t to jdub925 on the Rivals board for finding this):
Here is the response from the chancellor’s office:
“Austin-based sports blogger Chip Brown’s last attempt to report on Texas A&M football, on December 17, 2015, was apparently only the first in a series of fairy tales he intends to spin. Chancellor John Sharp made it clear to another reporter (Brent Zwerneman) that Brown’s speculation about him trying to get Kevin Sumlin fired was indeed a fairy tale. And there is no one more unethical than a reporter who has been embarrassed by being called out for misstating information who then decides to seek revenge. This new report – a fairy tale on steroids – seems to be Chip Brown’s attempt at revenge. The entire report is patently false, but here are a few of the biggest errors:
Read on (it's a good read
)... http://blog.chron.com/sportsupdate/...ffers-piercing-reply-to-horns-digest-article/
Anyway, you guys probably remember last month when he was reporting the end of the Kevin Sumlin era at Texas A&M. He got somewhat embarrassed and called out regarding some of the things he said. Well, after looking like an ass he doubled down with a hatchet job on aTm's Chancellor and just got blasted.
This is a fun read (h/t to jdub925 on the Rivals board for finding this):
Here is the response from the chancellor’s office:
“Austin-based sports blogger Chip Brown’s last attempt to report on Texas A&M football, on December 17, 2015, was apparently only the first in a series of fairy tales he intends to spin. Chancellor John Sharp made it clear to another reporter (Brent Zwerneman) that Brown’s speculation about him trying to get Kevin Sumlin fired was indeed a fairy tale. And there is no one more unethical than a reporter who has been embarrassed by being called out for misstating information who then decides to seek revenge. This new report – a fairy tale on steroids – seems to be Chip Brown’s attempt at revenge. The entire report is patently false, but here are a few of the biggest errors:
Read on (it's a good read
)... http://blog.chron.com/sportsupdate/...ffers-piercing-reply-to-horns-digest-article/
