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QB Kirk Herbstreit (Frosted Quips)

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jwinslow said:
:lol: The comments though...
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Never heard this rumor that was posted in the comments:

Kirk Herbstreit lives in Nashville, Tennessee now because he was having an affair with the wife of a policeman in or around Columbus, OH. I know dearly the brother of a former Columbus police officer and he said the force-wide instructions were to harass Kirk to the point that he would leave town. So they did. And he left.
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Any legs behind this? Would make more sense than the "Fans are being big fat meanies to me!!" excuse for moving.
 
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While poorly worded and perhaps overly enthusiastic, I don't disagree with Herbie here. There has to be a way to make this work. If bowl execs & sponsors can put together $500 gift baskets for players, EA can toss a copy of NCAA, Madden, FIFA, plus whatever else the players' way. Remove the "all-time/legends" teams, stick to currently enrolled players, and have them sign a release in exchange for some EA swag and new releases.
 
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You know the joke is that NCAA is fighting it tooth and nails.... while they fold in the face of a University covering up child rape for decades, and another having imaginary classes for almost 2 decades.
If Herbstreit wants the game back pronto... he should be asking why the NCAA is fighting the ruling at all.
 
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Dryden said:
While poorly worded and perhaps overly enthusiastic, I don't disagree with Herbie here. There has to be a way to make this work. If bowl execs & sponsors can put together $500 gift baskets for players, EA can toss a copy of NCAA, Madden, FIFA, plus whatever else the players' way. Remove the "all-time/legends" teams, stick to currently enrolled players, and have them sign a release in exchange for some EA swag and new releases.
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And what happens if a player won't sign a release in exchange for a lousy video game, as tone-deaf Herbie so self-interestedly predicts?
 
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