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re: Who are your favorite college football analysts?

Posted on 8/26/10 at 2:24 pm to
Posted by oleheat
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Posted on 8/26/10 at 2:24 pm to
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Mine is definitely Chris Spielman. That guy analyzes like a warrior. He was a bit before my day as far as his playing career, but from what I've heard and read, he played the same way. Only time I can ever remember him doing an LSU game was Appalachian St. in '08. ESPN needs to get him in the booth for the smash mouth SEC games. He would love it!


Spielman is another favorite. I had the privilege of seeing Chris Spielman play against LSU in Tiger Stadium back in 1987- a 13-13 tie. That was a helluva game. CS was the ultimate warrior on the football field, but a really good guy off- still is.

I remember some of his heartfelt comments after the funeral for the great Eric Andolsek, his adversary for the LSU-OSU- but his teammate at Detroit. He said (and I can't remember all the words) "When Eric died, a part of me died, as well...."

I was very saddened to hear his wife lost her battle with cancer, late last year. He gave up his NFL career years ago to take care of her.
Posted by inadaze
Member since Aug 2010
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Posted on 8/26/10 at 5:58 pm to
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Spielman is another favorite. I had the privilege of seeing Chris Spielman play against LSU in Tiger Stadium back in 1987- a 13-13 tie. That was a helluva game. CS was the ultimate warrior on the football field, but a really good guy off- still is.

I remember some of his heartfelt comments after the funeral for the great Eric Andolsek, his adversary for the LSU-OSU- but his teammate at Detroit. He said (and I can't remember all the words) "When Eric died, a part of me died, as well...."

I was very saddened to hear his wife lost her battle with cancer, late last year. He gave up his NFL career years ago to take care of her.



I just like this post

I remember watching the game he did after his wife passed. That had to be so tough.

I really hope ESPN puts him on some LSU games this year. Last year he and Bob Griese along with PBP guy Sean McDonough did almost all of the Wisconsin games. Which is a good consolation for me. Wisconsin is my favorite team to watch besides LSU.

For my fellow football junkies, if you haven't taken notice of Chris Borland 5-11, 242, LB for Wisconsin, dude is fun to watch. True freshman in '09. Not highly recruited at all, in fact, he initiated his recruitment with Wisconsin. Check out his stat line from last year: 54 tackles, 10.5 tfl, 5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles, 3 fumble recoveries, 1 int, 1 blocked kick, 6 kick returns for 106 yards, & 3-3 on PAT kicks. He is a hitter. He had some devastating blocks on KRs as well. They also have little Jay Valai back there blowin people up. Check him out blasting a Fresno St. offensive lineman.

This post was edited on 8/26/10 at 6:03 pm
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