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QB Kirk Herbstreit (Frosted Quips)

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ESPN's doing their normal dissing of the big ten and Herbie's just going right along with it as usual. He doesn't need to be like Lou Holzt and be in complete denial about how good your team is, but come on man please stand up for where your from.

Also, why does it matter if you play a cake walk team at the start of the season, the middle or the end? Florida did it last year with the Citadel and I don't remember hearing half the crap that they are saying about Ohio State today.
 
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CentralMOBuck;1579973; said:
ESPN's doing their normal dissing of the big ten and Herbie's just going right along with it as usual. He doesn't need to be like Lou Holzt and be in complete denial about how good your team is, but come on man please stand up for where your from.

Also, why does it matter if you play a cake walk team at the start of the season, the middle or the end? Florida did it last year with the Citadel and I don't remember hearing half the crap that they are saying about Ohio State today.
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Much of the criticism is deserved. It has been down the past couple of years. Pretty hard to defend that. Iowa is the current flag bearer for the conference and though their defense has been really good, they're winning ugly. If the Big Ten wants to shut everybody up, a nice showing in Bowl season would be a step in the right direction. Right now though, I don't really see it.

Iowa- If they win out, they're BCS bound, would they have enough offense to defeat a USC in the Rose Bowl? I have my doubts.
tOSU- Much depends on how TP plays from here on out. If the Bucks take care of business, they're in line for a 5th straight BCS bowl. I would like our chances against a USC in the Rose Bowl if the offense begins clicking. If it struggles with the three tests to close out the year, I'll be very concerned.
PSU- Despite their performance against a bad scUM team, they still have issues. If they reach a 2nd tier bowl, I like their chances. If they get into the BCS, I think they'll get schwacked.
Wiscy- Depends on who they play. They'd likely get slaughtered by an SEC team.
MSU- They have a lot of issues. Depends on their matchup.
Minny- See above.
NW- Same
scUM- If they get into a lower tier bowl, they would have a good chance...depends on the matchup.
IU- Still have a shot at bowl eligibility, not a very good team though.
Purdue- Might have a chance if they get into a lower tier bowl.
Illinois- Illinois has no shot here.


All in all, the conference still isn't very good as a whole.

Now, as for Herbie, he did have some nice words for Iowa. His vitriol towards tOSU might have some merit, I just wish he'd tone it down. As has been said numerous times, he seems to go over the top to not show any bias.
 
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I don't listen to ESPN pre-game, halftime or post game. I know they are going to rip the Big 10 no matter what. We do nothing well in their eyes. I live in Alabama and I have heard Herby interviewed on occasion on local radio. He rips the Big 10 every chance he gets and praises the SEC in those interviews (even though Alabama plays like and reminds me of a certain "lucky" team from 2002). The SEC is not as dominant as the media would have you believe (even though they are probably the "best" conference). The bottom line is that Herby needs to take a little advice from Michael Corleone and keep his innermost thoughts inside the family. His act (whatever the reason for it) has made him very non-objective. Jim Tressel, Ohio State and the Big 10 are not the anti-christ or the worst football conference (in fact, it may be the second best conference this year -- it is hard to tell since none of them are that impressive).
 
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Just met Herbie and Desmond a little while ago. They're in town here for the Army-AF game this weekend and came in for a tour of the weather shop here on Peterson. Got to speak with them both for about 5 minutes. Both really layed back and nice guys. Can't say I agree with much of what either say, but they were both a pleasure to meet.

Two other Buckeyes were here in the building, so the four of us got to razz Desmond a little bit. Good time. Asked him his thoughts on DuckRod and m*ch*g*n's struggles and all he could say is it is hard to watch. He wouldn't really make any comments on the future...he just said "I don't know, man...". :biggrin:
 
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CentralMOBuck;1579973; said:
ESPN's doing their normal dissing of the big ten and Herbie's just going right along with it as usual. He doesn't need to be like Lou Holzt and be in complete denial about how good your team is, but come on man please stand up for where your from.

Also, why does it matter if you play a cake walk team at the start of the season, the middle or the end? Florida did it last year with the Citadel and I don't remember hearing half the crap that they are saying about Ohio State today.
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Until the B10 does something worthy of praise, the comments are well placed. There's good reason right now to doubt the B10.
 
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NFBuck;1585431; said:
Just met Herbie and Desmond a little while ago. They're in town here for the Army-AF game this weekend and came in for a tour of the weather shop here on Peterson. Got to speak with them both for about 5 minutes. Both really layed back and nice guys. Can't say I agree with much of what either say, but they were both a pleasure to meet.

Two other Buckeyes were here in the building, so the four of us got to razz Desmond a little bit. Good time. Asked him his thoughts on DuckRod and m*ch*g*n's struggles and all he could say is it is hard to watch. He wouldn't really make any comments on the future...he just said "I don't know, man...". :biggrin:
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Okay, they both just got to take flights in F-15s. Apparently Herbie puked on takeoff. Desmond was talking mad shit and ended up puking even worse. They had to come back early because he was too sick. Fucking pussies. Wonder if there'll be footage tomorrow on gameday. :slappy:
 
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NFBuck;1585458; said:
Okay, they both just got to take flights in F-15s. Apparently Herbie puked on takeoff. Desmond was talking mad shit and ended up puking even worse. They had to come back early because he was too sick. Fucking pussies. Wonder if there'll be footage tomorrow on gameday. :slappy:
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That's awesome! Strike the pose now, bitch!!! :biggrin:
 
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I was listening to 97.1 after the game and they were talking to Jim Cordle.

During the interview Cordle said(and I'm paraprashing: "I would like to thank Kirk Herbstreit for firing us (the O-Line) up. We had a really good game to and he was part of that, calling us bad and saying we'd be the reason we lost today."

I gotta kick outta that. :biggrin:
 
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SCBuck13;1587808; said:
I was listening to 97.1 after the game and they were talking to Jim Cordle.

During the interview Cordle said(and I'm paraprashing: "I would like to thank Kirk Herbstreit for firing us (the O-Line) up. We had a really good game to and he was part of that, calling us bad and saying we'd be the reason we lost today."

I gotta kick outta that. :biggrin:
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Herbie got pwned. Its sad when the only guy who picked the Buckeyes on that panel was the Wolverine.
 
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SCBuck13;1587808; said:
I was listening to 97.1 after the game and they were talking to Jim Cordle.

During the interview Cordle said(and I'm paraprashing: "I would like to thank Kirk Herbstreit for firing us (the O-Line) up. We had a really good game to and he was part of that, calling us bad and saying we'd be the reason we lost today."

I gotta kick outta that. :biggrin:
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osucollegebuck;1588056; said:
Herbie got pwned. Its sad when the only guy who picked the Buckeyes on that panel was the Wolverine.
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Its great to pick and choose isn't it? Herbie has been criticizing the OL for years now. The reason for Cordle's motivation certainly didn't work against Purdue.

Bottom line... Herbie or non-Herbie... given OSU's record in big games the past few years, if you were an analyst would you pick OSU in a big game?

Tonight might be a turning point for the positive that reverses what has happened since the UF game. The OL did play well and Herbie et al was wrong today. Perhaps the OL will continue to provide reasons for analysts to pick OSU to win big games. Today was a good performance and step in the right direction.
 
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NFBuck;1579978; said:
Much of the criticism is deserved. It has been down the past couple of years. Pretty hard to defend that. Iowa is the current flag bearer for the conference and though their defense has been really good, they're winning ugly. If the Big Ten wants to shut everybody up, a nice showing in Bowl season would be a step in the right direction. Right now though, I don't really see it.

Iowa- If they win out, they're BCS bound, would they have enough offense to defeat a USC in the Rose Bowl? I have my doubts.
tOSU- Much depends on how TP plays from here on out. If the Bucks take care of business, they're in line for a 5th straight BCS bowl. I would like our chances against a USC in the Rose Bowl if the offense begins clicking. If it struggles with the three tests to close out the year, I'll be very concerned.
PSU- Despite their performance against a bad scUM team, they still have issues. If they reach a 2nd tier bowl, I like their chances. If they get into the BCS, I think they'll get schwacked.
Wiscy- Depends on who they play. They'd likely get slaughtered by an SEC team.
MSU- They have a lot of issues. Depends on their matchup.
Minny- See above.
NW- Same
scUM- If they get into a lower tier bowl, they would have a good chance...depends on the matchup.
IU- Still have a shot at bowl eligibility, not a very good team though.
Purdue- Might have a chance if they get into a lower tier bowl.
Illinois- Illinois has no shot here.


All in all, the conference still isn't very good as a whole.

Now, as for Herbie, he did have some nice words for Iowa. His vitriol towards tOSU might have some merit, I just wish he'd tone it down. As has been said numerous times, he seems to go over the top to not show any bias.
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Pretty much this. Also, the line shouldn't need Herbie to get them motivated to play the game. Between the players and the coaches, someone needs to figure out why this unit consistently underachieves and fix it. It looks like they took a step in the right direction yesterday :biggrin:.
 
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Hot air: Musburger, Herbstreit share Saturday night spotlight
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Column by BARRY HORN / The Dallas Morning News | [email protected]

At first blush, Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit, ABC's lead college football team, make an odd couple in the booth.

Musburger, a grizzled veteran of the TV landscape, is 70 and enjoying a renaissance of a broadcast career that dates to 1968. That was the year before Herbstreit was born. Herbstreit, 40, has had a relatively meteoric rise since joining ESPN's College GameDay in 1996. That was three years after he graduated from Ohio State where he was a four-year letterman as quarterback.

In 2006, ABC partnered Musburger, Herbstreit and Bob Davie in the booth for its new Saturday Night College Football offering. The next season, only Musburger and Herbstreit returned. Musburger has settled in as Keith Jackson's replacement as college football's lead voice and Herbstreit is ABC/ESPN's star analyst. Tonight, they will call the Texas-Nebraska Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship at Cowboys Stadium. On Jan. 7, they'll call their first BCS Championship from the Rose Bowl.

But just how well do these boothmates know each other? They agreed to be subjected to separate but equal telephone interrogations earlier this week:

Do you remember the first time you met?

KH: I guess it would be the year that ABC [Musburger] and ESPN [Herbstreit] merged [2005]. There was a preseason seminar in Orlando. It might have been at a cocktail party. We probably made professional small talk.

BM: I covered him when he was a player at Ohio State. I talked to him on the sideline and he asked me a lot of questions about the broadcast business.

You are having dinner for four the night before the upcoming BCS Championship Game. Who do you invite? Who does your partner invite?

KH: I ask my dad. He and Brent are from the same generation. Brent talked to him recently and tried to talk him into coming out to the Rose Bowl. My dad has never been. They talked for 20 minutes. The conversation could have gone on for three hours. My dad gets such a kick out of Brent's stories. Brent would bring his son Scott.

BM: I would bring whichever coach loses the SEC Championship game, Urban Meyer or Nick Saban. Kirk is bringing his wife.

What is the best stadium to call a game from?

KH: The Rose Bowl. It's the Holy Grail.
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Hot air: Musburger, Herbstreit share Saturday night spotlight | Sports News | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News
 
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