Gumbel to do pbp on NFL Network games

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http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/9398370
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I'm surprised no one on CF has picked up on this yet. THERE's 8 games where I'll probably be muting the sound.
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John
 
Does he have pictures of Tagliabue with a donkey? Hiring that supercilious POS is a sadistic joke. A cruel challenge to fans indeed. Who out there actually admits to enjoying the patronizing blather of this specious fool? The caste system has reared its ugly head in a big way with this move.
 
Well Don, with Kornheiser and Joe Theisman in the booth together,
they're showing us who's boss, eh? Then they can plant fat ass Gumbel in
there to rub (aware) people's noses in it. Most of the sheeple aren't
aware, and the monsters in charge look at this as a double - an inside
joke with Gumbel spouting the hypnotized masses, and a punch in the
nose to those aware of what's up having to see and hear fat ass "I'm mad
I'm not white" Gumbel.

Don't worry, it will all collapse.
 
There was a magazine that was started around 1970 called "Black Sports." Does anybody besides me remember it? It lasted a few years. I think Bryant Gumbel was involved with Black Sports. One of the articles was about Tennessee State quarterback Joe Gilliam. It was titled, "Move over Broadway Joe, Here comes 'Jefferson Street Joe Gilliam!"
 
Bryant Gumbel also was one of the main scoffers of BYU's '84 National Championship team. I wonder if it had anything to do with the scarcity of 'chocolate', and abundance of 'vanilla' and 'caramel' (Polynesians) on that team.

Photographic roster of that year's team:
http://www.cougarstats.com/1984/1984roster.html

Caste-whore Switzer was another in the chorus of moaners. They fronted with the argument that the WAC was weak, but I wonder if it was really that they thought whites and other non-blacks were weak at football. Sure the WAC was no SEC or Big Ten, but if I remember correctly, Michigan was a Big Ten power (on an 'off year' of sorts, they finished in the top 10 in '83 and '85), and BYU handled them in spite of giving up 6 turnovers and having an injured quarterback. That was the best opponent that would face BYU in the Holiday Bowl.Edited by: FieldThrower
 
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