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Originally Posted by PorkSkins
As I stated yesterday, Doc is good for a radio show but a bit much for game commentary. I use to actually like him on the 'noon Jefferson-Pilot/Raycom ACC football games from several years ago. He was the analyst on those games for quite a few years. Doc was even-keeled, although he was kinda funny as well on those games.
Now, on broadcasts, he's a bit over-the-top with the constant rah rah/tough guy talk and the hackneyed cliches. He's almost a caricature of himself. He's better suited for a radio show IMO, as his overzealousness eventually becomes boring.
This is coming from someone who really likes Doc Walker.
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I personally felt the dynamic between him and Kenny Albert was almost comical yesterday. Almost as if Albert didn't feel totally comfortable working next to him. Walker sounded more like a critical, pissed fan than color commentator. Great stuff though. Theismann was pretty candid in this role previously. Walker was on a whole other level.