The Dark Side of Sports Media: A Candid Conversation with Katie Nolan

🔥Katie Nolan believes that the current state of the sports blogosphere is an emerging industry and highlights the challenges she faces as a woman in a male-dominated field.

💪She expresses her support for women in sports and believes that they should be treated the same as men in terms of criticism and evaluation of their work.

🏀Katie shares her opinion on Kobe Bryant, stating that she considers him to be a 'garbage' basketball player in his final year.

🏆She also reveals her fascination with the Golden State Warriors' pursuit of a perfect regular season and their shooting prowess, despite some concerns about the game becoming too focused on shooting threes.

👊Katie discusses the issue of concussions in the NFL and suggests that getting rid of helmets might be a possible solution to minimize head injuries.

What was the most hate mail Katie Nolan received?

—Katie Nolan received the most hate mail when she spoke out against Greg Hardy, calling him a 'garbage human.' Some Dallas Cowboys fans were particularly upset with her comments.

Does Katie Nolan think the media is too negative towards the NFL?

—While Katie Nolan loves everything about the NFL, she does believe that the media has taken a negative stance on the league, especially regarding issues like concussions.

What does Katie Nolan think about the movie 'Concussion'?

—Katie Nolan hasn't watched the movie 'Concussion' yet, but she expressed skepticism about Will Smith being the right choice for the role of a football player and the casting of Luke Wilson as Roger Goodell.

00:00Katie Nolan discusses her experiences in the sports blogosphere as a woman and the challenges she faces.

05:50Katie shares her opinion on Kobe Bryant, calling him a 'garbage' basketball player in his final year.

08:30Katie expresses her fascination with the Golden State Warriors' pursuit of a perfect regular season and their shooting prowess.

09:55Katie discusses the issue of concussions in the NFL and suggests that getting rid of helmets might be a possible solution.