Sadly, Beadle isn’t the only ESPN employee to say something offensive this week.

Colin Cowherd has gotten himself taken off of television over insensitive remarks regarding Dominicans. If you believe the rumors it seems like right about now Fox Sports Net is going to start grabbing up some of the ESPN talents. Especially with budget cuts due over at the four letter sports leader:

“The Wall Street Journal report had pinpointed Cowherd, along with host/reporter Michelle Beadle, NFL reporter Adam Schefter and Monday Night Football anchor Mike Tirico, as big names that could be affected by ESPN tightening its belt, but anyone who listens to Cowherd’s The Herd knows that he hasn’t exactly been quiet over the air about his frustrations with the sports giant.”

“TBL’s report also points out that Cowherd joining Fox would signal a reunion between he and Jamie Horowitz, the new president of Fox Sports. Horowitz produced ESPN’s SportsNation with Cowherd and Beadle, making Beadle another ESPN personality who could leave for Fox Sports as well. That reunion could also pave the way for Cowherd to get his own television show or at least contribute to programs on Fox and FS1.”

What do you think? Will ESPN #FireBeadle or will they continue to turn a blind eye to the type of ideas this employee continues to communicate via her twitter account?

I can only imagine how some of the colleagues at ESPN really feel about all of this…

After ALLEGEDLY engaging in one of her usual twitter spats, Michelle Beadle put out a tweet ALLEGEDLY directed at the entire Florida State community. Word to the wise these always end with her blocking mass amounts of people.

Well FSU fans aren’t taking it lightly and have gathered a Change.org petition to have her removed:

Recently, ESPN sports reporter Michelle Beadle has publicly expressed her hatred for Florida State University, its players and its students through unprofessional comments portrayed on her twitter page. Michelle has stated that anyone linked to Florida State University is “filth” and taken as a joke. Additional derogatory comments have continued to come from Beadle following the recent acts of violence committed by a few members of the Florida State football team, actions of which were caught on camera. As students, alumni and fans of Florida State University we fully support freedom of speech, but her recent comments are hurtful, thoughtless and uncensored and we believe she should not be representing ESPN. Florida State University consists of 40,000 students and hundreds of thousands of alumni and other supporters, and we are truly so much more than football. It is shameful to stereotype a large school like FSU based off of the actions of only a small percentage of the football team. No, we do not in any way support their violence but we believe one should not be publicly frowned upon simply for carrying the title of Florida State University. Jimbo Fisher and President Thrasher have been diligently working to remind players of the rules and values expected of student athletes. Florida State only has so much control over its athletes, as does every other university, and cannot reform ones character or moral values which they were raised upon. The majority of students, alumni and all supporters are proud to be from such a diverse and powerful community and do uphold the true values upon which FSU was founded. We believe immediate action should be taken regarding the impulsive generalizations which Michelle Beadle has so clearly posted on her twitter page, as this is not the first time she has over-stepped her boundaries as a, so-called, unbiased ESPN reporter.

What do you think? Do you think that the Stone Cold Steve Austin loving, Mayweather hater should be removed?

Do you think that a person that would ALLEGEDLY tweet behind a co-worker’s back instead of confronting him face-to-face should suffer such a fate?

Should she have to apologize to FSU?

Will you sign?

Discuss.