Underground Dyer
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 |  Subject: Monday Night's Finish  Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:30 pm | |
| Did anybody else see this happen live?
Mike Tirico's call of the touchdown got even me excited about it. It's calls of his like that, that had him as one of my favorite play-by-play guys for college football. I used to enjoy the broadcasts as a whole when he did college games. He was more loose, on MNF he seems kind of uptight to me. At times it doesn't seem that he is having fun calling the games like he did doing college games. | |
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CardinalPackerHoosier
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| | Subject: Re: Monday Night's Finish Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:39 pm | |
| I was obviously excited about it.  For whatever reason though, Tirico has never struck me as an exceptional broadcaster. I think he's kinda like Jon Miller in baseball, looks for plays where he can show off the dramatic call. I don't buy it's "in-the-moment" emotion. Brad Nessler walks all over most college football broadcasters and NFL for that matter anymore. | |
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STUN.Ryan
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| | Subject: Re: Monday Night's Finish Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:36 pm | |
| - CardinalPackerHoosier wrote:
Brad Nessler walks all over most college football broadcasters and NFL for that matter anymore. Agreed | |
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meathorse
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| | Subject: Re: Monday Night's Finish Wed Oct 31, 2007 5:38 am | |
| I left the room before Bly hit the ground.
What sort of asshole sees perfect coverage and says, "Fine, I'll just throw a perfect pass."
I'm still bent out of shape. | |
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