Audience Participation: The show is built around the polls in which the audience votes on ESPN's SportsNation website, for which the show was named.

Three Tears/Jeers might have them too or in the latter people just tripping over themselves in silly ways.

Amusing Injuries: 'Have Some!' is based on things like particularly fearsome NFL hits.

Ambiguously Bi: Fans joke about this for Colin and Michelle.

Pulse of the Nation, a segment like the A block but with another guest joining Colin and Michelle at the desk.

Have Some!, a segment showing certain athletes being told to 'have some' by having otherwise successful plays be foiled.

Three Cheers (three clips unrelated to the first Three Cheers, effectively making it Six Cheers).

Colin dresses as Ron Burgundy while hosting the segment and makes many bad Burgundy-esque jokes.

Multi-Poll Choice, in which Michelle has to (once again) guess the percentage of voters who picked a particular choice, out of four answers.

For every percentage point they're off, their cartoon avatar gets one step closer to walking off the plank.

Walk the Plank, where the player has to (again) guess the percentage of voters who picked a particular choice.

(in a 'starts with X or ends with X'-type array)

Number Crunch: Guess the percentage of voters who picked a particular choice.

Game Time, the segment where the show temporarily turns into a Game Show (coincidentally, a few of them seem a lot like games from The Price Is Right:.

A desk game with a guest playing against Colin.

The first segment, The A Block, is just discussion over poll results.Unlike the rest of said shows, this one utilizes gratuitous amounts of Web 2.0 wizardry to gauge the response of viewers voting on the SportsNation section of ESPN's website, in a format that often involves guessing the predictions of the users in various formats, inspecting the top 3 best/worst/embarrassing moments of the day, and looking at sports-related viral videos. SportsNation is a part of ESPN's afternoon block of 'journalists yell about sports' shows (along with Numbers Never* Lie, Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable, Pardon the Interruption, Around the Horn, and formerly Jim Rome is Burning), hosted by by Marcellus Wiley (formerly Colin Cowherd), Max Kellerman (formerly Michelle Beadle, who left ESPN and joined NBC Sports in May 2012, then Charissa Thompson, who replaced Beadle, then left in June 2013 for Fox Sports 1), and Michelle Beadle (who returned to ESPN in January 2014).

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