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“They’re All Cursing”: Fired ESPN Host Takes Aim at Nick Saban & Pat McAfee for Turning College GameDay Into a Profanity-Filled Show

Former ESPN broadcaster Linda Cohn has publicly criticized the network for allowing frequent profanity on College GameDay. During a recent appearance on The Sage Steele Show, Cohn argued that the inclusion of coarse language from Pat McAfee and Nick Saban reflects a desperate attempt by the network to attract younger viewers.

Parents and viewers have lodged multiple complaints with the FCC regarding the morning broadcast, specifically citing instances where McAfee encouraged explicit chants and Saban used vulgar language during segments. Cohn expressed concern that these shifts in tone undermine the family-oriented tradition the program has maintained for four decades.

The controversy highlights ongoing internal friction regarding the creative freedom granted to high-profile personalities like McAfee, Saban, and Stephen A. Smith.

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