Pardon the self-deprecation

Still, he has never worked in a booth and has never had to be all-knowing and funny in 15-second hiccups between Mike Tirico's play-by-play and analyst Joe Theismann's filibusters. Good God, he may have to learn players' names, though he has a plan in case it turns out that there are...

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Published in:The Sporting news 2006-03, Vol.230 (10), p.56
Main Author: Kindred, Dave
Format: Article
Language:English
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Kornheiser, Tony
Sportswriters
Television sports
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Summary:Still, he has never worked in a booth and has never had to be all-knowing and funny in 15-second hiccups between Mike Tirico's play-by-play and analyst Joe Theismann's filibusters. Good God, he may have to learn players' names, though he has a plan in case it turns out that there are a lot of players. "I can say, 'Number 28 has gotta make that play, don't you think, Joe?' Can't 1?"
ISSN:0038-805X