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Would You Like To Donate Money To A $50,000 Sarah Phillips Documentary? If So, You Are Too Late A few days ago, someone wanted to raise $50,000 for a Sarah Phillips documentary. As we remember, Phillips got into all sorts of trouble while she was a columnist at ESPN and a gambling columnist at Covers.com. But this proposed documentary didn't set out to wrestle broader themes like creepy scams...

Working For ESPN In The Post-Sarah Phillips Era? Have Your Resume Handy.What does it mean to work at ESPN in a post-Sarah Phillips world?...

Everything You Need To Know About Sarah Phillips, Former ESPN Columnist And Social-Media ScammerLast week, we published a long story about Sarah Phillips, the ESPN columnist who, among other things, used her connections to the Worldwide Leader to hijack a teenager's Facebook venture. The story developed quickly from there, getting progressively more complicated as more tipsters came forward wi...

Source: Sarah Phillips Steered Business To A Bookie Who Was Probably Nilesh Prasad

So far, we know that former ESPN columnist Sarah Phillips and her partner, Nilesh Prasad, hijacked a 19-year-old's Facebook page, misrepresented their connections to ESPN, and engaged in some sort of minor-league hustle at a Corvallis, Ore., T-Mobile store. To that list, let's add another, more seri...

In The Realm Of Gambling Message Boards, Anyone Could Be The Next Sarah Phillips

How did a poseur like former ESPN columnist Sarah Phillips get so far in the gambling world, a place where you might expect people to value experience, wisdom, and verifiability above all else? Well, remember where she—and presumably her partner, Nilesh Prasad—got her start: the gambling message boa...

Is An ESPN Columnist Scamming People On The Internet? 

A few weeks ago, ESPN columnist Sarah Phillips concluded her weekly “Junk Mail” column with a question from an unnamed reader:...