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Bomani Jones Signs Multi-Year Contract Extension With ESPN

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Host and commentator Bomani Jones has signed a multi-year contract extension with ESPN.

Jones will continue to hold down his ESPN Podcast, The Right Time with Bomani Jones, twice a week (Tuesday and Thursday).

Jones can be seen on Highly Questionable alongside Dan Le Batard, at least three to four times a week and will keep contributing to ESPN stalwarts like SportsCenter, Get Up, Outside the Lines and Around the Horn.

Jones joined ESPN full time back in 2013 but has been contributing to the brand since 2004.

Now let us revisit that time he rocked a Caucasians t-shirt on national TV, and they got so mad, back in Jones Signs Multi-Year Contract Extension With ESPN 

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