… wind up as analysts on CBS Sports Network.
Fulmer’s there, too. Quite the collection.
… wind up as analysts on CBS Sports Network.
CBS Sports Network announces Houston Nutt will serve as studio analyst this year. He'll be joined by Ron Zook.
— Brandon Marcello (@bmarcello) August 14, 2012
Fulmer’s there, too. Quite the collection.
Filed under SEC Football
“We remember the Sugar Bowl, I think it my junior year of high school, we let Alabama beat us twice,” Brinson said of a team that also lost to the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game. “We’re not letting Alabama beat us twice. In the Sugar Bowl in 2018, they… thought they should have been in the playoffs and lost to Texas.” -- AB-H, 12/27/23
They will be in the business of helping other people by attacking a frat house and then going to Krispy Kreme
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The Isle of Misfit Toys…and Zooker.
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that is most awesome.
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Nutt will be surprised some teams are actually disciplined and don’t forget to play whole games.
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what? No sign of Lord Voldemort, errrrr, Jackie Sherill????
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It would be great to have the ole boy back in the SEC! He could go nose-to-nose with Saban/Chizik and their “player management” style.
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+1
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Don’t know if I would brand them all as dolt coaches I think they were pretty sharp or someone around them was…………. Ron Zook was once the states highest paid public employee…. buy out was 2.6 million. After 28 years the Pumpkin King was shown the door aided by a 6 million dollar buyout dispersed monthly. Mr. Hamilton was unconcerned as UT had 7 million in reserves. Note to UT. All those millions in infrastructure and you still practice at a HS field supported in part by the Coach that pointed out that you can’t spell citrus without UT. Uh huh. And the Nutter banked 4 mill when he was no longer welcome at the Grove. Hmmm. Good gig if you can get it. I had the pleasure and OJT experience of working for my Uncle Dave who was a developer on Hilton Head. He had two boats. One was named after his bride and the other after his attorneys wife. Guess which one was the biggest of the two. Just sayin’.
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Furthermore let’s not laugh at these guys just yet
” When broadcasters hold prominent positions in a network’s sports lineup, they begin making serious money. Many bring in more than $1 million a year. Even play-by-play announcers and those who work as second-tier football announcers can bring in annual salaries ranging from $300,000 to $600,000. For example, James Brown, a Fox broadcaster, brings in about $1 million a year. Terry Bradshaw, a former NFL quarterback, signed a five-year contract with Fox for $2.2 million each year. Jim Nantz earns $2.5 million each year for broadcasting on CBS. John Madden, a former NFL coach, is one of the highest-paid sportscasters, earning between $6.5 million and $8.5 million each year working as a football analyst for Fox.”
Hey …. they are getting after it. Ya gotta give it up to them for not sitting on their behinds and putting it out there.
Read more: The Average Salaries of Professional Sports Announcers | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_6550163_average-salaries-professional-sports-announcers.html#ixzz23YPyNzL9
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Clowns to left of me, jokers to the right….
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Brings in Mike Shula cause he’s easy on the eyes for the ladies.
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Now if they could figure out how to add Coach Donnan to the mix….
It would be pure entertainment.
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But for the Kansas gig, Charlie Weis could have joined them
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And still, this group will be better than anything Fox offers up.
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