VolunteerNut
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I guess I'm in the minority that doesn't agree with rice as the voice of the lady vols basketball. I don't care if my opinion will be called out but we would be better off with anyone else. If Wilkerson wasn't doing baseball would the best choice. I make no excuses that I'm not a rice fan by any means. In my personal opinion he's a person that thinks way to high of himself. Sorry.
I guess I'm in the minority that doesn't agree with rice as the voice of the lady vols basketball. I don't care if my opinion will be called out but we would be better off with anyone else. If Wilkerson wasn't doing baseball would the best choice. I make no excuses that I'm not a rice fan by any means. In my personal opinion he's a person that thinks way to high of himself. Sorry.
Very nice addition for the Lady Vols - congrats Brian !!!
He has grown and become an excellent in-game announcer over the years and will make an excellent replacement for Mr. Dearstone.
I honestly wouldn't mind Brian filling on for Kessling one or two times on the football broadcast just to see how he likes it and how he does.
As others have pointed out in the past - the two games have a different pace (much as softball and basketball) and require a different approach when calling the game.
It would be interesting to see how he would fair.
LOL! Do you know Brian? I do - he's one the most kind, unassuming guys you will meet. He's like a young Mike Keith. He has a passion for women's sports and the University of Tennessee in general. The guy knows his stuff. Guess who's been sitting at the scorer's table wearing the striped shirt for all the Lady Vols' home basketball games the last several seasons?! He's done the unglamorous work that prepared him for this job.
No I don't know him outside of lady softball and the sports animal. I'm not saying he's a bad guy I'm just not a fan and while I enjoyed his softball calls, I'm sure he's going to do fine but not a fan. I'm not saying he can't do the job just think UT didn't make the best choice.
Curious who you believe may have been a better choice?No I don't know him outside of lady softball and the sports animal. I'm not saying he's a bad guy I'm just not a fan and while I enjoyed his softball calls, I'm sure he's going to do fine but not a fan. I'm not saying he can't do the job just think UT didn't make the best choice.
Curious who you believe may have been a better choice?
No I don't know him outside of lady softball and the sports animal. I'm not saying he's a bad guy I'm just not a fan and while I enjoyed his softball calls, I'm sure he's going to do fine but not a fan. I'm not saying he can't do the job just think UT didn't make the best choice.
I don’t have an opinion on Mr. Crice one way or the other. But, does it surprise anyone else that he would be responding to posts on this board? Bigger fish to fry?
I don’t have an opinion on Mr. Crice one way or the other. But, does it surprise anyone else that he would be responding to posts on this board? Bigger fish to fry?
I don’t have an opinion on Mr. Crice one way or the other. But, does it surprise anyone else that he would be responding to posts on this board? Bigger fish to fry?
Why not meet fans where they are?
When it comes to criticism, people are welcome to their opinions of me, the broadcasts, etc. that's all fair when you're doing a public job. But I have bosses to answer to and mentors that provide advice along the way. Their feedback and evaluation is the most important. But to completely ignore what fans think would just be ignorant on my part.
Well, okey dokey then! I’m a fan! Here’s what I think! Try your best to get someone else to announce with you. I always think teams are better than individual announcers. It would be great if said second/color announcer were perhaps a Lady Vol looking to get a foot into announcing. Sounds like it is time for you to be a mentor!Why not meet fans where they are?
When it comes to criticism, people are welcome to their opinions of me, the broadcasts, etc. that's all fair when you're doing a public job. But I have bosses to answer to and mentors that provide advice along the way. Their feedback and evaluation is the most important. But to completely ignore what fans think would just be ignorant on my part.