Question: when you watch a game on TV, what do you want from the announcers?
One thing I don't want is a lot of blather and rehash of how great the SEC is or what happened in another game in another conference a few hours ago. I'd like for 90% of the talk (and the commentary doesn't have to be constant--an occasional visual interlude with just the crowd noise and the sounds of the game is actually refreshing) to be focused on the last play and the next play and the storylines that are developing in the game.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
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