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Special Teams
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: DC area
Posts: 374
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Re: ESPN Monday night crew: Theismann, Kornheiser and Tirico
I Tony K should to fine, although, I think John Riggins would have been better!
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Special Teams
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Gainesville, VA
Age: 61
Posts: 380
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Re: ESPN Monday night crew: Theismann, Kornheiser and Tirico
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I agree. Riggins would have been the modern day Don Meredith, and he and Joe already have a history. Hearing some of their stories would have been refreshing in the booth. However, I'm not screaming about the Kornheiser deal. For those of you who remember his original "Bandwagon" series back in 91, you'll know that he was the King of Washington Football for a long time afterwards. The thing that is the wildcard with him is that he has become known for doing all sports as a broadcaster and it seems that his depth of knowledge on football might have suffered. And will locker rooms embrace him like one of their former own? As for his personality...hey remember, he grew up in NYC. His flip crassness is a polished art there. |
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 22
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Re: ESPN Monday night crew: Theismann, Kornheiser and Tirico
Riggins would be great, i would take him over Thiesman any day Joe can get on my nerves quick. Take him over Tony too man this shit can go either way, with the way tony whines about this on his radio show it sounds like it could go the wrong way.
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