​Credit: Robert Deutsch-Imagn ImagesThis is October, and Jon Rothstein’s written content is heading to 247Sports.The college basketball insider announced Monday that his written content will now be located on the 247Sports network.“CBS Sports has forever been the best place for college basketball content, and I’m thrilled to be expanding my role across the CBS Sports family,” Rothstein said in a statement. “All of the editorial content that I’ve been churning out on a daily basis can now be found on 247Sports for some of the most dedicated and passionate fans in college sports. As always, you’ll catch me on-air across all of the CBS Sports platforms during our studio shows and on games as a sideline reporter, as well as on the Inside College Basketball Now podcast multiple times per week.”CBS Sports Digital acquired 247Sports in December 2015, though it had been an official recruiting content and advertising partner for CBSSports.com as of 2013. BothRothstein has been a college basketball insider for CBS Sports since 2010 and a broadcasting contributor to CBS since 2016, serving as both a sideline reporter and studio analyst. Since 2021, he has covered the NCAA Tournament for CBS Sports and Turner Sports.https://t.co/noEz65nxpO— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) October 19, 2026The longtime insider is perhaps best-known for his catchphrases and running bits. For years, Rothstein has repeated the same collection of expressions (“Stay hungry, stay humble,” “The epitome of brutality,” “Virginia basketball. A thing of beauty,” “Death, taxes, ___,” and more). He even tried to trademark “This is March” several years back.“Our college basketball group was already fantastic, but adding Jon Rothstein takes us to another level,” said Adam Stanco, head of 247Sports. “His intel and access are unmatched in the industry. Jon’s fans will have the same access to all of the terrific national content he produces, but now he’ll provide subscribers with team-specific coverage that can’t be found anywhere else. This is a big day for 247Sports.”The post College basketball insider Jon Rothstein joins 247Sports, will still appear on CBS broadcasts appeared first on Awful Announcing.