Les on ESPN

What if you can't do both?

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Les on ESPN

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...he would need a translator

in les whole tenure, I cannot recall les actually talking football, i.e., offering any real analysis of football philosophy or plays.

what kind of role would he play? he might make a good sidekick. he could take courso's place when he retires.

I feel like Les would be horrible on TV simply because there is a scheduled a,mount of time for each segment or topic. He searches for his words too much and would easily go off topic and talk about God knows what.

Perhaps how much he loves Michigan, how grass tastes in different parts of the SEC, and of course, how to be a stubborn arse and not change offensive schemes.

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What if you can't do both?

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You end up like you.

I can't imagine him adding anything of substance. The inability to construct and communicate a proper sentence will wear quickly.

If ESPN doesn't work out, there's alway Wal Mart greeter.

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The fact you guys think he talks like that in real life tells me y'all are just a bunch of haters that don't actually know the man.

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Then he is not only a buffoon, but an a-hole as well. To show that kind of disrespect in every interview situation toward those that he will now call colleagues is the special kind of douche bag behavior.

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Then he is not only a buffoon, but an a-hole as well. To show that kind of disrespect in every interview situation toward those that he will now call colleagues is the special kind of douche bag behavior.

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I always got the impression Les talked the way he did because he was searching for / choosing his words very carefully.

I've seen footage of him on the field: no stutters, hesitations or pauses in that environment.