Ex-SportsCenter Duo Stan Verrett and Neil Everett Launching Twitch Show

9 months ago

Ex-SportsCenter Duo Stan Verrett and Neil Everett Launching Twitch Show

Verrett and Everett will debut a new looser form of SportsCenter show Sept. 9, airing Tuesdays and Fridays with guests from sports, entertainment, and media. “I can’t wait to bring that energy to a digital audience,” Verrett said. Everett added, “The opportunity to work with Stan and Jeff was too good to pass up. Time to shake the rust off.”


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