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Come Fan with UsSaturday, July 4, 2026

Boom Goes Some New Dynamite

Jon Jankowski was the sideline “reporter” for Kent State ‘s 55-70 loss to Buffalo on February 13th. If you were watching the telecast, well, you must REALLY like Kent State basketball. Also, you watched Jon bring his unique style to the stale practice of in-game reporting. Behold.

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↵It’s more uncomfortable to watch than anything, though I’m sure that won’t stop us monsters from remixing his bon mots with some house music or re-subtitling Hitler so that he seems upset over Jon’s performance.

↵H/T: Sharapova’s Thigh

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