Analysis of the Analysts

Jai Eugene posted 7/25/2007 from loserswithsocks.com [flag]

With the advent of ESPN’s College Football Live, I decided to wargame the talking heads. I must make one disclaimer, even though Mark May is #1 on this list, he will never ever be able to replace Chris Fowler as the biggest business end of doucebaggery [link]

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