High Fives

[cccasooner2]

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Video-SportsCenter-anchors-celebrate-news-of-?urn=nfl-302872

[badger]

I think they quickly realized that they were making a BIG mistake, going from a high five to somber attitude within five seconds.

I don't care what a coach's golden parachute looks like - when a coach leaves, often the people he's brought in go also, from assistant coaches to personal secretaries to practice squad/marginal players that the coach likes but others may not.

This was a really bad thing to do. :(

[stoopified]

So much for professionalism and objectivity.

[bmjlr]

Wouldn't expect anything less from ESPN.

[cccasooner2]

So much for professionalism and objectivity.

One can only wonder at the amount of coffee that would have gushed from their noses if a death by concussion had been announced. On a more serious note......

[2121Sooner]

They must have been Browns fans

[bluedogok]

The on-air high-five, setting a new standard in journalistic integrity since 2011.
Kind of hard to equate ESPN with "journalistic integrity" since Disney bought them.