re: Jemele Hill's Future at ESPN Remains Unclear After Suspension

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Pretty much every other ESPN show does better numbers than SC6.

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Random week last month SC6 was overrated by the bolded:
ESPN’s daily programs viewership averages for the week:

“First Take” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22 10 a.m.): 462,000 (273,000 adults 18-49)
“Outside the Lines: First Report” (ESPN, Sep. 18-19 & 21-22): 311,000 (166,000 adults 18-49)
“NFL Live” (ESPN, Sep. 18-19 & 21-22): 407,000 (215,000 adults 18-49)
“NBA: The Jump” (ESPN, Sep. 19 & 21): 340,000 (191,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsNation” (ESPN, Sep. 19 & 21-22): 359,000 (222,000 adults 18-49)
“Highly Questionable” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22): 425,000 (247,000 adults 18-49)
“Around the Horn” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22): 524,000 (276,000 adults 18-49)
“Pardon the Interruption” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22): 707,000 (329,000 adults 18-49)
“Daily Fantasy Show” (ESPN, Sep. 18): 316,000 (208,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22 7 a.m.): 303,000 (173,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22 8 a.m.): 291,000 (168,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22 9 a.m.): 326,000 (189,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 18-22 6 p.m.): 414,000 (230,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 21 11 p.m.): 393,000 (188,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter” (ESPN, Sep. 18, 21-22 & 24 midnight): 1,247,000 (675,000 adults 18-49)
“SportsCenter at Night” (ESPN, Sep. 19-21 & 24 1 a.m.): 399,000 (241,000 adults 18-49)

The takeaway should be that the only SC doing well is Van Pelt's.