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Hands down best analyst in all of sports. 
 
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and game picker
 
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You're joking, right?
 
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i doubt he is you ever here the dude give a play by play..... all meat bro^^^^^ dudes a legend

 
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Quote Originally Posted by clepto:

Hands down best analyst in all of sports. 

That call on the center pulling, and then sealing off the backside for the goal line touchdown was gold. The fact that he knew the guy had a bum ankle, is just something you don't hear from anyone else...............
 
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That's a bucket for you. Gold baby
 
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Quote Originally Posted by The Hawk:


That call on the center pulling, and then sealing off the backside for the goal line touchdown was gold. The fact that he knew the guy had a bum ankle, is just something you don't hear from anyone else...............

He analyzes college football for a living, would you expect anything different? He's good but it's his job to know this stuff
 
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He is the best hands down 
 
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Best in all of sports. If he turned to gambling he would hit 70%
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CeeJamz:


He analyzes college football for a living, would you expect anything different? He's good but it's his job to know this stuff

And your pick for best analyst is?
 
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The guy corrects Fowler all the time which analysts don't usually do. He's so sharp the green light is there.
 
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That isn't saying a dam.n thing as all of these guys are idiots (from a gambling perspective).

He is swinging off of Winstons nuts so bad it is like a stand up comedy routine !! 

 
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It's bcause he wagers on the games that he is working , so he looks at the angles like the rest of us. He picks apart everything just like we do. It's brilliant don't ya think
 
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no one is better than Vin Scully

 

 

 

 

no one.

 
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Vin Scully is brilliant but OLD. Nobody breaks it down or is sharper then Kirk.
 
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Kirk is the best at college football for sure. He seems like an honestly good guy, too, humble and earnest.
 
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"Florida State has quit. I never thought I would say that. They have shut down the operation here in the quarterfinal."

That's great stuff from a broadcaster.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

no one is better than Vin Scully


You could make a case for ANNOUNCER, but in the college football forum, the subject is ANALYST.

And, as I'm sure you know, Vin doesn't travel anymore. He'll do the Giants or a Dbacks game on the road, so, I don't see how doing 100 of 162, he could be the best.....

 

 

 

 

no one.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by The Hawk:


And your pick for best analyst is?

I don't analyze analysts, sorry
 
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He is the best in college....but Chris is the best in Pro.

He does the same thing in the pros...can see things a mile away..OR...just has great spotters to help him off camera.

Either way..it's a tough job.  When guys say he sucks, I'd love to hear them fill 3 hours of play.
 
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to bad he doesn't break it down more BEFORE the game , and tells us what is actually gonna happen

listen to him Sat a.m. , on Game Day , he teases you on both sides and dont tip it for you
 
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Kirk 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by willdog40:

to bad he doesn't break it down more BEFORE the game , and tells us what is actually gonna happen

listen to him Sat a.m. , on Game Day , he teases you on both sides and dont tip it for you

He isn't a degenerate. We are...
 
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He called the Wisconsin win this morning.

 
 
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Harry Carey was a wizard-genius, though.
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