Slightly OT - The women of Fox Sports

[Edrick]

I don't think its possible to miss this, but it has become clear that one of Fox Sports' primary strategies for establishing a foothold is to simply hire the best looking collection of women ever assembled by a network. I'm sure this will go over well with women's groups but I think they're smart in segmenting the market that way. I also think it would be wise to go all-in on the gambling side of things, for many of the same reasons. Shows concerning the events but ABOUT the lines on a nightly basis would have a pretty good chance of attracting a loyal following.

In closing...

[DudeAnon]

Damn she fine

[Barley]

It had crossed my mind too. I'm no Charissa Thompson fan, but there's plenty of others getting the job done.

[NJRedman]

Don't forget Katie Nolan!!!!



http://www.google.com/search?q=katie+no ... 80&bih=609

[Barley]

[BillikensWin]

This is the first post from the OP that I have no issue whatsoever with.

[Professor_Bulldog]

Seems to be the overall strategy for the company. Every fox news show has at least one or two attractive women to contrast the cantankerous pasty guys.

Also Katie Nolan...

[marquette]

Fox's Foxes? I like 'em.

[dmac80]

I don't think its possible to miss this, but it has become clear that one of Fox Sports' primary strategies for establishing a foothold is to simply hire the best looking collection of women ever assembled by a network. I'm sure this will go over well with women's groups but I think they're smart in segmenting the market that way. I also think it would be wise to go all-in on the gambling side of things, for many of the same reasons. Shows concerning the events but ABOUT the lines on a nightly basis would have a pretty good chance of attracting a loyal following.

Is this unique to Fox though? Seems like an industry wide trend the last 5-10 years, that has been getting stronger and stronger every year. Heck, outside of sports, I don't think male news anchors even exist anymore. They should do another anchorman movie called "anchorwoman"...

[DudeAnon]

Heck, outside of sports, I don't think male news anchors even exist anymore

Does Rachel Maddow count?