ESPN, Nick Saban turn ‘College GameDay’ into political propaganda | Opinion

ESPN, Nick Saban turn 'College GameDay' into political propaganda Opinion ESPN's "College GameDay" isn't covering the Protect College Sports Act.

If you'd taken a shot every time Ted Cruz remarked "chaos" during his stump speech on "College GameDay, " you'd have been seeing double before you'd even finished your Eggs Benedict.

For context, the Republican senator from Texas really wants you – and his colleagues in Congress – to believe the situation in college sports "is nuts" and that only the federal administration has the power to fix the matters.

You know what's nuts? ESPN turning "GameDay" into full-throated propaganda for the Protect College Sports Act for a second straight weekend.

I understand Cruz, who co-authored the PCSA, playing politics and attempting to pivot the narrative before midterm elections away from the president's underwater approval ratings, an unpopular war in Iran, and high gas rates. Cruz is knee-deep in the politics spin zone. So, apparently, is "College GameDay."

More: Deion Sanders at odds with athlete advocates, Black leaders on Protect College Sports Act.

For now, ESPN, Nick Saban turn College GameDay into political propaganda remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.