The college football game itself is the real attraction that has million and millions of Americans tuning into the football game in the first place. Not the slight of hand and mindless trickery that the TV network have been using to further gain our attention on them, the TV network, and not the game. When does to much detraction away from the football game because of the broadcaster self interest, becomes just to much for even us, making the announcer TV networks repulsive turning us off and away from the televised football game? I prefer the announcer who is broadcasting the football game to simply give us the play by play, and leave their personal opinions out of the game all together. That what I consider a good college football game announcer."
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USAToday
GameON!
ESPN changes college football announcer lineup
By Michael Hiestand, USA TODAY
With the exodus of high-profile analysts Urban Meyer and Bob Davie -- who returned to coaching -- as well
as Craig James, who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in Texas, ESPN will make changes to its college football on-air lineup. Read more...becoming
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Tinker Town: "These announcers and color broadcasters are coming in and out of the college football games on our televisions sets like movie stars using the football game as a background to them and their Networks. All that does is to make me feel like saying to everyone who listens is. Who cares what they know about football, I don't, I want to see the two football teams play football. I am not tuning into the college football game to hear about them, or what they know about college football."
"These are some of the names of the TV announcers that have been broadcasting our college football game. "Urban Meyer, Bob Davie, Craig James, Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, Erin Andrews, Chris Spielman, Dave Pasch, Sean McDonough, Matt Millen, Ed Cunningham, Mark Jones, Mike Patrick, Danny Kanell, Rob Stone, Bob Wischusen, Brian Griese, Joey Galloway, Beth Mowins, Pam Ward, Mike Bellotti, ect."
The TV announcer that I don't notice, is my favorite.
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Networks Could Pay Close to $500M a Year for College Football Playoff
Ratings Will Be Significant, but Don't Expect Super Bowl Ad RatesRich Thomaselli | Ad Age
June 27, 2012
College football is looking at a massive money grab in TV rights fees and marketing opportunities when it moves to a playoff, beginning with the 2014 season.
How much? Well, put it this way. ESPN picked up the rights to the Bowl Championship Series national championship game starting in 2011 with a four-year, $500 million deal.
That half-a-billion just might be a yearly starting point when negotiations begin for the new playoff.
The combined NBC and the NBC Sports Network 2012 college football schedule is comprised of Notre Dame home games, games from the Mountain West Conference and the 1-AA level. Highlighted games include Michigan at Notre Dame on Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. and Miami at Notre Dame on Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. (Soldier Field).
Here’s the link to the entire schedule.
Read more...http://www.
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NBC Sports
Yesterday, CBSSports announced its highlighted 2012 football schedule. Today, NBC and ESPN did the same.
NBC and NBC Sports Network revealed their 32-game schedule for 2012, beginning with a triple-header on Saturday, Sept. 8 that starts with Purdue at Notre Dame at 3:30 p.m. Read more...http://
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Dandy Don's LSU sports Report
Good morning, Tiger Fans.
We learned late Friday night that 2012 signee Avery Johnson did not meet academic qualifications to enroll at LSU, and yesterday we learned that Fehoko Fanaika's arrival will also be delayed for academic reasons. Neither player will be on the team for the 2012 season, but both are expected to enroll in January. If so, Fanaika would have two years of eligibility when he arrives in January, and Johnson would have five years to play four. Read more...http://www.dandydon.
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LSU’s Tharold Simon working to improve
By scott rabalais
Advocate sportswriter
August 06, 2012
Advocate sportswriter
August 06, 2012
That Tharold Simon led the LSU football team with 10 pass
deflections last season would appear to be a testament to his playing
ability.
Simon says the stat is a mark of frustration, not pride. Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
Simon says the stat is a mark of frustration, not pride. Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
http://www.nola.com/lsu/index.
Greater New Orleans
LSU Tigers lineman Josh Dworaczyk prefers playing much more than coaching
Published: Monday, August 06, 2012, 2:44 AM Updated: Monday, August 06, 2012, 7:00 AM
By
Jim Kleinpeter, The Times PicayuneBATON ROUGE -- Perhaps no LSU Tigers football player was more tortured last year than Josh Dworaczyk. He was arguably the team's best offensive lineman going into the 2011 season, but a training camp knee injury put him off the field and into an early coaching career as the Tigers rolled to 13 consecutive victories before falling in the BCS title game to Alabama. See video and read more...http://www.nola.com/
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CBSsports
Top 10 2012 storylines: Are 'Horns, 'Noles back? Can USC snap SEC streak?
By Tony Barnhart | Mr. CFB
By the close of business on Wednesday, everybody will be in pads and preseason practice will finally be in full swing. It's just one man's opinion, but here are my top 10 storylines for the 2012 season:
1. The SEC goes for its seventh straight BCS championship: See video and read more...http://www.cbssports.
------------------------------By the close of business on Wednesday, everybody will be in pads and preseason practice will finally be in full swing. It's just one man's opinion, but here are my top 10 storylines for the 2012 season:
1. The SEC goes for its seventh straight BCS championship: See video and read more...http://www.cbssports.
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?
ESPN Video
Inside The Program: LSU
Tyrann Mathieu demonstrates the art of the punt return to David Pollack.
http://www.tigerrag.com/?p=
Q & A: Jarvis Landry|
Sophomore receiver opens up on his growth, physical nature
More of a special teams hitman in his first year on campus, Jarvis Landry (80) expects to carry more weight on the offensive side of the ball in 2012 (photo by Gail Chisum).
By BEN LOVE
Tiger Rag Editor
Ben Love: The physical aspect you showed so much last year on special teams, how does that translate to receiver?
Jarvis Landry: It definitely comes in as part of blocking. I’m not going to say we’re a run-dominant team, but our physical presence, that’s demanded here. We’re going to run the ball. We’ve got six backs who can all run the ball and very effectively. You can’t say enough about the offensive linemen also. Read more...http://www.tigerrag.
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