Maybe you’ve forgotten now that months have passed since the Gus-less NCAA Tournament, but Gus Johnson is with Fox now, and he’s helping spearhead the network’s college football coverage. Fox hopes you’ll remember that, and they brought in another of their big recent acquisitions to help make sure you do. [h/t Awful Announcing]

Erin Andrews is at ESPN no longer, and she’s been making the rounds at Fox promoting her new role there. That included a stop earlier this afternoon on Fox News’ Studio B with Shepard Smith… and Andrews’ interviewer couldn’t resist taking some shots at her old employer.

Erin Andrews is moving to Fox, and a columnist just absolutely demolished her with words. We don’t think he was fair.

Like most outgoing talent, Erin Andrews celebrated her liberation from ESPN by appearing on the Dan Patrick Show.

According to Sports Illustrated’s Richard Deitsch, former ESPNer Erin Andrews has officially landed at Fox Sports to host a 30-minute prime-time college football show. Andrews will debut in that role before the Hawaii-USC game on September 1st. She will also have an undisclosed role with NFL and MLB coverage.

Well, this is a pretty large bit of news to break at 6:30 p.m. on a Friday – Erin Andrews, longtime sideline staple at ESPN, is leaving the company, according to ESPN itself. More after the jump.

Recently, TMZ wondered if Erin Andrews’ chest region (“gravity-defying,” they called it) all came about naturally. Well, it was only a matter of time before others weighed in on this grave issue.

Erin Andrews: the most famous sideline reporter in America, and now, the subject of the most important question of our time.

Michelle Beadle has no idea what she wants to do.

Despite her aspirations outside of sports (which are real), and despite the growing sentiment that she’s on the way out at ESPN, she sounds like most other people whose contract with an employer expires in less than two months: really unsure of what’s about to happen.

On Monday, Michelle Beadle can officially talk to other media outlets about leaving ESPN. Her contract with the network expires on May 31st, but from April 15th until that expiration date she has an open window in which to entertain other offers. And there will certainly be other offers.