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SBD/Issue 124/Sports Media
Blog Hound: Ranting And Raving Over CBS’ Gus Johnson
Published March 20, 2007
| Sports Are Like That Posted By: Eddie |
| “There is definitely going to be something missing if there is a last second shot and I hear James Brown calling it and not Gus Johnson. Why CBS? Why?” |
| The Best Sports Blog in Town Posted By: Mike Bachmann |
| “Sure, it’s cheesy. Sure it’s ridiculous to think that Gus should be screaming like his life depended on the outcome of the game. But it makes March Madness that much more exciting.” |
| oddsnark Posted By: oddJoe |
| “Gus’ biggest problem — one shared by all of the worst play-by-play announcers on TV (which is to say nearly all of them) — is that he doesn’t realize we’re watching the game too.” |
| Flyers Fieldhouse Posted By: The Intern |
| “Was there anyone you’d rather have doing that game than Gus Johnson? I thought he was going to jump out of his seat and drain a jumper. I want him to follow me around for just one day and narrate my life. ‘Takes it to the copier, closes the liiiiiiiiid ... GOOOOOD!’” |
| Jackie & Fritz Posted By: JRR42 |
| “I don’t dislike James Brown, but he is no Gus Johnson when he comes to delivering college basketball. I guarantee, no scrippers (bloggers for the uninitiated) will be linking up video to hear a James Brown call.” |
| Tales from the Sunflake City Posted By: WeatherGal |
| “CBS traditionally does a good job covering the games. If Gus Johnson is the commentator, however, be sure to get acquainted with the mute button on your remote. He makes Mike Tirico sound calm!” |
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