re: Chris Blair had zero give-a-damn Saturday

Blair’s choice of commentary provides the listener with very little ability to visualize the play. When LSU is on defense, rarely is there a mention of names of people who contributed. An example might be, “DT Roy penetrated, forcing the QB to his right where Ojulari made the QB change his incomplete pass to the RB in the flat. There was good coverage by safety Bernard, nickel Ward and corner Brooks. 2nd and 10 from the 25.”

Instead, that play would be called like this, “ Robbie Ashford in the gun, throws to Tank Bigsby, from LaGrange, GA.” That’s it. No description of what or who on LSUs defense actually made that happen, was it complete?, excessive detail about the opposing players and no detail about LSU’s players, plan, reaction or results.

Offensive description is not much better, with detail usually centered around the 1-2 players with the ball, with the other 9 being invisible.

Blair’s “attitude to expect a negative outcome” is evident commonly and can be easily heard during LSUs 1st TD and Emery’s catch and run. In fact, I lost reception shortly after the Ojulari strip description and was pleasantly surprised later to find that the TD was upheld after getting onto Foxsports.

This radio product should be one that people desire to listen to- like the Saints’ used to be- as opposed to one that is a last choice. Improvement in the WHOLE broadcasting team SHOULD be expected; if not, changes should be made. Lastly, those wishing to advertise on this are wasting their money.