Luginbill talking about the QB's motion on the skills challenge "He's got really good wrist velocity. He's got a natural wrist velocity."
The hotels are picked by the BCS committee so why does it even matter. It's not like the coaches made the selection.
Mark Schlereth was just on NFL Live and I shit you not in the Nascar Now studio comparing things wrong with teams to converters, mufflers, and a posi track rear ends. Far and away the dumbest shit I have ever seen on ESPN and that is saying something.
Mark May said oregon was undefeated in the regular season because they lost to stanford in overtime. I dont know how you can be undefeated if you lose but mark may says you can.
Not as bad as times I've seen NBA "experts" talk about the NFL and vice-versa. Why ESPN thinks it's a good idea is beyond me.
Watching sportscenter and I think this is the first time i've seen ed werder not talk about the cowboys
I'm a Laker fan and loved Magic Johnson as a player but the dude has no business being on Espn's NBA pregame/halftime shows. That whole crew sucks.
they were showing highlights of portland-memphis NBA game, show about 4 highlights of marc gasol blocking shots, then nic batum hits a 3, everything is ok at this point...but then they just switch to highlights of the celtics game i was like WAT who actually won????!?!?! its 2 am eastern time, the game is surely over right? so i rewind it, thinking that maybe i missed it since i had the sound on mute nope they just showed highlights of an NBA game without giving the final score or ANY indication of who actually won the game
At least he just made that up in his head, we're not like Va Tech or Florida who try to claim those numbers with a straight face
This might fall in the stupid and awesome shit at the same time, but I was at a bar so wasn't sure if I heard this clear 100% During the Laker/Clipper game, ESPN flashed a stat about which players had the most dunks on the year. Which is a stat the NBA does not record and ESPN obviously does because 75% of their NBA highlights are dunks. Jeff Van Gundy proceeded to say something like "that's the stupidest stat I've ever seen"
God I hate ESPN. Cris Carter just said, in a 1:00 minutes diatribe... "Aaron (Rodgers) has the most arm talent in the league..." "Green Bay is only special when their wideouts are dominate" "Greg Jennings is making more commercials than yardage, only 300 yards on the field this year"
For the Under Armor game Herm was the black teams coach and Marriuci (sp?) was the white team. Every time they showed them, it said Team Black Head Coach and Team White Head Coach. Laughed every time cuz I kept reading it Team Black-Head-Coach and Team White-Head-Coach
Yep. I thought her going from ESPN to NBC would make her look better on camera. That is not the case.
Dan Wetzel @DanWetzel Nick Saban got ESPN pulled from TVs in team hotel, thus saving impressionable minds from First Take. What have YOU done for America today?
Can tell somebody way up in the Disney hierarchy told ESPN to stop show McCarron's gf, she wasn't shown the entire 2nd Half.
was the only way to keep mussberger's old wrinkly boner in check after his first half creepiness imo iyam
The "Good Hands Play" last night was by Eddie Lacy. A fucking RB. And the good hands play wasn't him making a good catch. No. It was him carrying the football. They literally freezeframed when someone was trying to tackle him and zoomed in on his hands and said how impressive his hands were.
i enjoyed a chuckle at this as well. "Look at how strong his hands are as he doesn't fumble while ND is trying to pry the ball out" uhh you mean doing a running back's damn job? wow I wouldn't have imagined how impressive that is if you hadn't shown me and talked about it