Everyone sports fan has this list. The people on your list will vary from mine, and the reasons will vary. It could be something as simple as the sound of their voice, or the irritation of their “I’m always right” personality, or the fact that they see themselves as being bigger than the game they cover.
Here is my list, and some of the reasons they made my top ten. It contains some who no longer work the mic, and some who unfortunately (in my opinion) still do.
It includes some who work play-by-play, color commentary, analysis, and some who are known for their commentary on sports other than just football.
10. Jim Lampley: NBC
Plastic. Made by Mattel. Glue not included. Uses 4AA batteries.
Jim should audition for the lead roll of Woody when Toy Story hits Broadway.
9. Todd Blackledge: ESPN
As the QB at Penn State, Blackledge guided the Nittany Lions to a 31-5 record including a national championship in 1982. He has never gotten over it.
Perhaps he has also never gotten over his failure to make the grade in the NFL, and therefore overcompensates by posturing as the authority in all things pertaining to his old position.
With his food tastes being such a hit, maybe he should consider becoming a chef.
8. Jerry Glanville: Fox





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