I do like Linda Cohn though, she's great. I haven't seen much of her lately though.
Do you like when she wears a short skirt and she is doing a bit talking to someone else on the bar height chairs with her legs crossed and her cellulite showing...in HD?!
I didn't see the bit you're talking about, but I don't want to see her legs any more than I want to see Berman's, so I wouldn't have liked that. I just mean that she knows her sports, and actually talks about sports.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
it's pretty easy if you don't watch espn that much
There is nothing easy about not watching ESPN during Bowl season and the NFL season though. They have a bunch of the bowls, they have Monday Night Football.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
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it's pretty easy if you don't watch espn that much
There is nothing easy about not watching ESPN during Bowl season and the NFL season though. They have a bunch of the bowls, they have Monday Night Football.
Boycott the bowl games
don't watch pre/halftime/post game on monday night.
you're a dude....learn to use the remote
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it's pretty easy if you don't watch espn that much
There is nothing easy about not watching ESPN during Bowl season and the NFL season though. They have a bunch of the bowls, they have Monday Night Football.
Boycott the bowl games
don't watch pre/halftime/post game on monday night.
you're a dude....learn to use the remote
done
i've watched less than 30 seconds of these meaningless bowls. that couldn't be easier for me.
i like my local csn philly and the internet for my sports fix.
i do watch espn news though because that's kind of what the regular espn used to be--just highlights and shit.
it's pretty easy if you don't watch espn that much
There is nothing easy about not watching ESPN during Bowl season and the NFL season though. They have a bunch of the bowls, they have Monday Night Football.
Boycott the bowl games
don't watch pre/halftime/post game on monday night.
you're a dude....learn to use the remote
done
It's not even that easy. They cranked up the Tebow highlight reel DURING the Seattle game, between plays. Gruden spent the better part of the second half opining about Tebow as if there wasn't an unrelated game going on.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
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I like the ESPN coverage of the English Premiere League soccer better than the Fox Soccer Channel. Too bad Fox has the majority of the games.
i've watched less than 30 seconds of these meaningless bowls. that couldn't be easier for me.
i like my local csn philly and the internet for my sports fix.
i do watch espn news though because that's kind of what the regular espn used to be--just highlights and shit.
I know I shouldn't care about the bowls, and I should boycotts the more meaningless ones as 81 said, but even when I plan to, as soon as I hear "Bowl" I'm like a moth to flame. It could be a bowl game between Southwestern Missouri School For The Blind and The Idaho Culinary Institute and I'd watch.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
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bowl game between Southwestern Missouri School For The Blind and The Idaho Culinary Institute and I'd watch.
i believe that is on espn desportes tommorrow night
And probably being touted as the "game of the century".
That brings up another thing that cracked me up about ESPN and something they do often. It happened with the Eagles "Dream Team" thing, then again with the LSU/Alabama "Game Of The Century". They fully take place in all of this hyping, and labeling things like those two examples as being great (or in the case of the Eagles taking something the backup QB said and running with it) then when it doesn't live up to the hype they ridicule the hype, and distance themselves from it as if they hadn't taken part all along. The day after the LSU/Alabama game they were all like "Some game of the century that turned out to be..." as if they hadn't been the main ones hyping it to be.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
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bowl game between Southwestern Missouri School For The Blind and The Idaho Culinary Institute and I'd watch.
i believe that is on espn desportes tommorrow night
And probably being touted as the "game of the century".
That brings up another thing that cracked me up about ESPN and something they do often. It happened with the Eagles "Dream Team" thing, then again with the LSU/Alabama "Game Of The Century". They fully take place in all of this hyping, and labeling things like those two examples as being great (or in the case of the Eagles taking something the backup QB said and running with it) then when it doesn't live up to the hype they ridicule the hype, and distance themselves from it as if they hadn't taken part all along. The day after the LSU/Alabama game they were all like "Some game of the century that turned out to be..." as if they hadn't been the main ones hyping it to be.
It was great from a defensive standpoint, but it wasn't what anybody, ESPN included, expected. A "Game Of The Century" would have at least one touchdown I would think, and not as many missed field goals.
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It was great from a defensive standpoint, but it wasn't what anybody, ESPN included, expected. A "Game Of The Century" would have at least one touchdown I would think, and not as many missed field goals.
i like great defense. what can i say?
i'm not nearly as big a college football fan as i used to be but that was the game that i enjoyed the most this year. give me that over all these 45-40 games that permeate throughout all of college football these days any day of the week. a defensive battle like that was refreshing to see.
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You're the one with the man-crush on him, I just vent about the overblown coverage.
quality reading...nicely done
i must admit....i have not noticed this "overblown" coverage.....
I didn't see the bit you're talking about, but I don't want to see her legs any more than I want to see Berman's, so I wouldn't have liked that. I just mean that she knows her sports, and actually talks about sports.
Then I need to come stay with you in your cave for a few weeks.
you wanna kitty sit next week.
As long as the cat isn't named Tebow, sure.
Newman
it's pretty easy if you don't watch espn that much
hottest female reporter out there by far.
There is nothing easy about not watching ESPN during Bowl season and the NFL season though. They have a bunch of the bowls, they have Monday Night Football.
Boycott the bowl games
don't watch pre/halftime/post game on monday night.
you're a dude....learn to use the remote
done
i've watched less than 30 seconds of these meaningless bowls. that couldn't be easier for me.
i like my local csn philly and the internet for my sports fix.
i do watch espn news though because that's kind of what the regular espn used to be--just highlights and shit.
It's not even that easy. They cranked up the Tebow highlight reel DURING the Seattle game, between plays. Gruden spent the better part of the second half opining about Tebow as if there wasn't an unrelated game going on.
I know I shouldn't care about the bowls, and I should boycotts the more meaningless ones as 81 said, but even when I plan to, as soon as I hear "Bowl" I'm like a moth to flame. It could be a bowl game between Southwestern Missouri School For The Blind and The Idaho Culinary Institute and I'd watch.
i believe that is on espn desportes tommorrow night
And probably being touted as the "game of the century".
That brings up another thing that cracked me up about ESPN and something they do often. It happened with the Eagles "Dream Team" thing, then again with the LSU/Alabama "Game Of The Century". They fully take place in all of this hyping, and labeling things like those two examples as being great (or in the case of the Eagles taking something the backup QB said and running with it) then when it doesn't live up to the hype they ridicule the hype, and distance themselves from it as if they hadn't taken part all along. The day after the LSU/Alabama game they were all like "Some game of the century that turned out to be..." as if they hadn't been the main ones hyping it to be.
i thought the lsu/alabama game was great.
It was great from a defensive standpoint, but it wasn't what anybody, ESPN included, expected. A "Game Of The Century" would have at least one touchdown I would think, and not as many missed field goals.
i like great defense. what can i say?
i'm not nearly as big a college football fan as i used to be but that was the game that i enjoyed the most this year. give me that over all these 45-40 games that permeate throughout all of college football these days any day of the week. a defensive battle like that was refreshing to see.
the MNF broadcast is the worst
http://deadspin.com/5906658/is-an-espn- ... e-internet
Belacher Report has a summary
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1169 ... t-decision
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
yeah, you're a tool
biggest turd on tv today
He's so annoying but he has fans.