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What would it be like if ESPN brought on good coaches...
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MyMeloMyMan
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We'd end up hating them all as well. Familiarity breeds contempt. Doesn't matter who it is.
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Then they would have somebody worth listening to. Honestly though I have not watched anything other than LIVE sports on ESPN.
If there were laws regarding journalistic integrity, then ESPN would be doing 5-10 years in some awful place like Connecticut.
If there were laws regarding journalistic integrity, then ESPN would be doing 5-10 years in some awful place like Connecticut.
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jr4750
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exactly... which is why it's comical to have guys that didnt make it or get bounced telling us what they'd do...The good coaches have their teams in the tourney
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There are many examples in the nfl, but great player/coach doesn't equal good analyst. Greenberg seems ok from what I've seen.
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A buddy of mine recently left ESPN to work for ABC news. He said Bristol has about 20 douchebags (most of whom work for ESPN) for every half-way decent looking girl. He said if your sister has low self-esteem, tell her to move to Bristol, she'll feel like J-Lo. That sounds like jail already. Maybe helps explain how Harold Reynolds, who was one of the few good analysts on ESPN baseball, got caught up in the SXHRSMNT isht. Must have been on a road trip.
