Norby Williamson, a key figure at ESPN for 40 years who was recently called out by Pat McAfee, is out in a major shake-up at the network.
One of sports media’s most influential executives is out at ESPN. Norby Williamson, who had his hand in almost all parts of ESPN’s content and business areas, from programming, production and news during his nearly four decades at ESPN, will no longer be working at the company, effective immediately, according to an ESPN staff memo.
“I don’t know the circumstances behind his departure, but I guess it wasn’t a coincidence an earthquake hit New York City the same day this announcement was made.” Williamson was as influential as one could be at ESPN without serving as a president. His recent responsibilities included oversight of ESPN’s and college football content. He is most associated with “SportsCenter,” which he has had a heavy hand in running.
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