What I hate about ESPN is how they have gone from reporting the news and showing highlights to almost entirely creating and being the news themselves. I'm cool with opinion, debate, and "entertainment," but that's pretty much all ESPN is now. I haven't watched any ESPN today, but I assume that the talk on every show (which are all the same) is whether or not Kobe should've gotten the ball at the end of the game last night. I'm sure it's just arguing in circles, creating controversy where there is none. The absolute worst was when First Take devoted almost an entire show to Skip Bayless and Jalen Rose talking to each other about how the other hurt his feelings the day before. They literally created "news" and blew it up into something we were supposed to think was important. Also, Bayless' cheerleading for Tim Tebow is completely out of control. He has inserted himself into the stories to the point where sports fans cannot separate Tebow from Bayless. I mean, Skip offered to pay for Tebow to go to some throwing guru. I know he's an entertainer at this point and not a reporter, but that's just crazy. The personalities make themselves the story. Doug Glanville is one of the few analysts on ESPN who is good and doesn't feel the need to be the center of attention.