I know the typo in the first one. "Internet Explorer"

Ha....should have cropped that nonsense out.

About the only thing I regularly watch the NFL-Network every year is their coverage of the Scouting Combine. find AA's typo

From the AA post right before the post regarding ESPN's typos:

"It was last Thursday wehn Fanhouse's MDS reported that ESPN might be expanding Keyshawn Johnson's role if he doesn't return back to the NFL."

How many pages do you have to edit?

Tucson is spelled wrong more often than it's spelled right. People like to spell Phoenix "Pheonix" too. Arizona is tough on poor spellers.

Thanks Anons! You are invaluable to this site. If you have paypal accounts please let me know so I can pay you for your editing services!

Hey AA u r just jeluss that u got owned when u r trying to make fun of ESPNs spelling.

In case you haven't guessed, the third and final mistake is a blank template page. The purpose is to make it easier for the webmaster to post whenever the event finally happens. Celebrity obituaries are kept on the same basis.

Unfortunately, someone hit the wrong button in this instance and it was seen online. Of course, Memphis eventually won the game.

The most famous error of this kind was in 1998, when Bob Hope was reported dead and this was even passed along to the floor of the House of Representatives. Hope lived another five years after that.

But the most famous such SNAFU happened in 1944, when a British telegraph operator typed up a notice of the invasion of Normandy as practice. Somehow this got onto the wire services. The actual invasion was about two weeks later.

Sorry for the long post, but this needed some explanation.