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XtennesseeX

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the Phat Phree ~ Target.Observe.Ridicule

Great Article about ESPN.

:eek:lol:

I love this.


Lou Holtz
Note to the Worldwide Leader: when hiring a college football analyst, make sure he, a.) doesn't have a speech impediment, and b.) doesn't automatically pick a team he once coached to win, no matter how lopsided the result. We're waiting for this exchange:

Rece: "USC and William & Mary. Coach?"

Lou: "Well guys... William & Mary is going to win. And I'm uh-tell you why."
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So true.


Nick Lachey
Need more proof that ESPN doesn't give a f*** about real sports fans? How about when Nick Lachey joined College Gameday?
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Desmond Howard
Exposed as a top draft pick in the NFL, Howard was exposed again in the broadcasting game when he earnestly broke down, in his choppy, repetitive version of English, a Cal-Texas 2006 Holiday Bowl match-up that existed only in his feeble imagination. If we were UM grads, we'd be mortified that the marble-mouthed Howard is the de facto spokesman for our university on the Worldwide Leader.
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YouTube - The Desmond Howard Blooper Reel

:popcorn:
 
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Nick Lachey
Need more proof that ESPN doesn't give a f*** about real sports fans? How about when Nick Lachey joined College Gameday?
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Once people begin to realize what the "E" in "ESPN" stands for, they will gradually move away from the self-proclaimed Worldwide Leader in Sports.

The 1997 Heisman campaign, the constant Red Sox/Yankee chatter, the Greatest game of the Century once a month in football season, and the PAC-10/Big 10+1 bias is enough for me...
 
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I can sort of agree with the rest, except for Scott, Corso, Berman, and Franklin. I've always enjoyed listening to them.
 
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