Kelly Tilghman

Sportcasters and announcers who can't seem to keep their mouths shut... and the price they pay...

Two female sports television commentators made negative waves this week- one for trying to make a joke about Tiger Woods and lynching, the other for cursing Jesus at a roast. Who was more offensive?

With Dana Jacobson's comments about Notre Dame and Jesus coming to light, was what she said more offensive than Kelly Tilghman's remarks?

This is an article on Dana Jacobson and Kelly Tilghman, two sports casters suspended for recent offensive comments.

Shortly after the "lynching" comment made by Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman, there were comments about Notre Dame football. The question that is in debate is when one is actually worse.

Who was more in the wrong? Kelly Tilghman? Dana Jacobson? This article will attempt to analyze the offensive remarks made by both women in hopes of determining the differences between the nature in which each remark was made.

Wow. Here we go once again. Somebody who has a face on television says something and it is taken way out of context. This no longer surprise me. It seems every little comment is so overly scrutinized in the media these days.

Kelly Tilghman has a mental slip that makes Jimmy the Greek and Imus look tame

This is an article on the recent on air guffaw of Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman.

Does freedom of speech really exist?

Kelly Tilghman's unfortunate choice of words put her in the hot seat on Friday, January 4.

One slams Jesus, the other jokes about black lynchings. We're talking about two sportscasters who otherwise would not be a blip on the national radar, yet here we are watching their careers get pinged for what came out of their mouths. Who did worse?

Yet another sports journalist is serving a suspension for inappropriate comments made at an event on Jan. 11, 2008. Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman's remark was far worse than Dana Jacobson's speech, though.