SIAA- Mike Keith’s Color Man?

#76
#76
I know a guy in the administration that’s a reliable source. He said they have their guy. It’s a lock. Apparently this guy has land in east TN and his wife is a former cheerleader…….
Believe it or not, but he was in town this week!
 
#77
#77
Can't believe this name hasn't been mentioned yet, Phil Fulmer. Not that I'm pushing for that but I figured some of his disciples would have floated his name by now.

And I wonder if they will add a female sideline reporter also
I know you can't be serious! Fulmer needs to stay away.
 
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#79
Can't believe this name hasn't been mentioned yet, Phil Fulmer. Not that I'm pushing for that but I figured some of his disciples would have floated his name by now.

And I wonder if they will add a female sideline reporter also

The bolded text is the only part I agree with.
 
#80
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I wouldn’t mind seeing Peerless Price or Al Wilson in the analyst role. Both still are die hard Vols.

Ramon Foster is another option I would be happy with.

An immediate thought was Jason Witten but I believe he’s still in Texas and after MNF may not want to be in the booth again.
 
#81
#81
Since most people didn't read back to the first page, I'll repeat my post from early March.

Baring a last minute change, it'll be Ramon Foster for football with Brent Hubbs staying on as spotter/in-game host and Steve Hamer for basketball.

They're going to re-evaluate the broadcast crews for the other sports the Vol Network carries (WBB, Baseball and Softball), studio programming and the weekly radio shows after the Orange and White Game and make an announcement on everything at one time later this summer. John Wilkerson will continue as the lead voice for baseball, everything else is up in the air.

As part of that evaluation, they already replaced one of the baseball voices with a rotation of former players. Will be interesting to see if other changes are made.
 
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I saw Swain was hired as "co-host." Are they going to 3 man booth or is that co-host of something else?
 
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#94
I saw Swain was hired as "co-host." Are they going to 3 man booth or is that co-host of something else?
Going to co-host pregame, halftime and postgame from the stadium with a person to be named later. They split the role that Hubbs used to do in-game and are combining it with the scoreboard host, like the Titans broadcast have had. It'll all be done from the stadium instead of in a studio.
 
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Standards aren't what they used to be. Never understand why Romo replaced Phil Sims. Here is an assessment. Obvious there are others.
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While it's impossible to know definitively who thinks Tony Romo is a bad broadcaster, a significant portion of fans and some commentators have criticized his analysis and commentary, citing his tendency to talk too much, make inaccurate calls, and deliver biased opinions.

Here's a more detailed look at the criticisms:
  • Overly Talkative and Opinionated:
    Many viewers find Romo's commentary excessive, with him often talking over plays and offering opinions that are unrelated to the game.

  • Inaccurate Analysis:
    Some argue that Romo's analysis is often wrong, with him needing to be corrected by his co-hosts.

  • Bias:
    Some viewers have accused Romo of showing bias towards certain teams or players, particularly against teams like the Buffalo Bills.

  • Lack of Insight:
    Some argue that Romo's commentary lacks genuine insight into the game, with his analysis being more about his own opinions than actual football knowledge.

  • Overly Excited and Dramatic:
    Some find Romo's on-air personality to be overly excited and dramatic, which detracts from the broadcast.

  • CBS Almost Had an Intervention:
    There have been reports that CBS almost had an intervention with Romo over his poor NFL analysis.
Weird hill to die on
 

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