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Without any legitimate insight that Lou brings.Desmond Howard is the morning time version of Lou Holtz.
Just curious, I know the sentiment that ESPN is generally pro SEC and downplaying B1G, but what could they do that is acceptable to folks? If they say something negative or inaccurate they are rightly hammered, but if they say some positive things they are trolling, I'm not sure what it's acceptable for them to do in your eyes.
Well if ESPN, it any other media group have jumped on the bandwagon in the past 2 weeks, I suppose I can understand that since we've beaten top 25 teams in the road over those same two weeks. But it sounds as if you'd prefer a more subtle transition to our bandwagon...which is fine.It's not just B1G they're downplaying... so they could start with
1. not blowing SEC so hard
2. not being so blatant with the bandwagon jumping; for 2/3rds of the year it's been "Ohio State hasn't played anyone" now it's suddenly "this is one of the best teams" ... a little too blatant.
Well if ESPN, it any other media group have jumped on the bandwagon in the past 2 weeks, I suppose I can understand that since we've beaten top 25 teams in the road over those same two weeks. But it sounds as if you'd prefer a more subtle transition to our bandwagon...which is fine.
I'm good with that, especially your very last sentence - which as you've stated, is a problem for almost all news outlets, especially non sports related. As an aside, I'm more comfortable reading Al Jazeera news than most other outlets because of the manufactured drama you mention.Here's the thing... everyone whose been alive the past 10 years knows the course media in general has taken. Not just ESPN, but all major news outlets... anymore it's all about creating controversy.
That element has existed for a long time, but usually it was easily ignored w/sideshows like Rome is Burning.
ESPN's flagship program, SAS vs. Skip, is modeled on that very principle however. All CFB coverage really plays it up too -- partially b/c the nature of attempting to figure out the best 1 team through 12-14 games between 120+ teams lends itself strongly to controversy. It's the lowest hanging apple.
Do you honestly think they've suddenly jumped on the bandwagon? Or are we just the latest pawn in their Create-The-News game of unending ratings-generating controversy? Personally I want no part in it.
Stop bsing me with manufactured drama and I'd be more inclined to not scoff at everything ESPN.
LMAO @ anything Desmond thinks.
I don't have any problem with him thinking OSU is #8, but anyone who thinks Meatchiken is #6 is delusional, alum or not.
Pre-season rankings are a crap-shoot. Oklahoma seemed legit at the end of last year, especially after stomping Alabama in the Sugar Bowl...Don't forget OU at #2 ? And Stanford at #3 ? WTF is that?
Pre-season rankings are a crap-shoot. Oklahoma seemed legit at the end of last year, especially after stomping Alabama in the Sugar Bowl...