Reinstate Brian Higgins at ESPN Syracuse

Reinstate Brian Higgins at ESPN Syracuse

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mathew bernard and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Brian Higgins, a celebrated radio host, was recently let go from ESPN Syracuse, allegedly due to budget cuts. This decision has left many Syracuse sports fans disheartened, as Brian was an unparalleled voice in covering Syracuse athletics. Not only did he have an in-depth knowledge of Syracuse's sports scene, but his ability to connect with listeners made him a favorite among fans.

Brian's dedication to Syracuse athletics was evident in every show he hosted. His interviews were not just informative; they were engaging and insightful, making every listener feel like part of the conversation. His departure creates a void that is palpable among Syracuse sports enthusiasts, who valued his enthusiasm and commitment to delivering top-notch sports coverage.

Cutting costs should not come at the expense of quality journalism and broadcasting that keeps the community informed and engaged. Brian was more than just a radio host; he was a vital part of the Syracuse community, bringing sports to life with his passion and expertise.

With a plethora of other areas that could be considered for budget cuts, releasing a talent like Brian Higgins seems not only counterproductive but also detrimental to the station's reputation and connection with its audience. ESPN Syracuse has always been a cornerstone of sports news in our town, and reinstating Brian would show a commitment to maintaining the high standard of broadcasting that listeners expect.

We urge ESPN Syracuse to reconsider this decision and bring back someone who embodies the spirit and dedication that Syracuse sports fans cherish. Let us come together to voice our support for Brian Higgins, ensuring that his contributions to our local sports coverage are not forgotten.

Sign this petition to show ESPN Syracuse that Brian Higgins deserves his place back on the air.

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Recent signers:
mathew bernard and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Brian Higgins, a celebrated radio host, was recently let go from ESPN Syracuse, allegedly due to budget cuts. This decision has left many Syracuse sports fans disheartened, as Brian was an unparalleled voice in covering Syracuse athletics. Not only did he have an in-depth knowledge of Syracuse's sports scene, but his ability to connect with listeners made him a favorite among fans.

Brian's dedication to Syracuse athletics was evident in every show he hosted. His interviews were not just informative; they were engaging and insightful, making every listener feel like part of the conversation. His departure creates a void that is palpable among Syracuse sports enthusiasts, who valued his enthusiasm and commitment to delivering top-notch sports coverage.

Cutting costs should not come at the expense of quality journalism and broadcasting that keeps the community informed and engaged. Brian was more than just a radio host; he was a vital part of the Syracuse community, bringing sports to life with his passion and expertise.

With a plethora of other areas that could be considered for budget cuts, releasing a talent like Brian Higgins seems not only counterproductive but also detrimental to the station's reputation and connection with its audience. ESPN Syracuse has always been a cornerstone of sports news in our town, and reinstating Brian would show a commitment to maintaining the high standard of broadcasting that listeners expect.

We urge ESPN Syracuse to reconsider this decision and bring back someone who embodies the spirit and dedication that Syracuse sports fans cherish. Let us come together to voice our support for Brian Higgins, ensuring that his contributions to our local sports coverage are not forgotten.

Sign this petition to show ESPN Syracuse that Brian Higgins deserves his place back on the air.

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ESPN Syracuse Management
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Petition created on July 8, 2025