January 15, 200917 yr I like your list, Wireman. I also liked Packer if you were able to get past his gruffness. The man knew basketball and had good insight.
January 15, 200917 yr Knight and Bilas are at the top of the list. I also like Kellogg and Elmore. I've also been impressed with Doris Burke when I've heard her analyze games.
January 15, 200917 yr Bilas is easily my favorite. Knight is incredibly camera savy, always has been.
January 15, 200917 yr Author Yeah. What good is a guy that actually spent a ton of time actually breaking down tapes and passing that along to the viewing audience... I agree :thumb: Love him or hate him him, Knight is a wealth of basketball knowledge.
January 15, 200917 yr I like to listen to Bobby Knight break down a game, but I hardly ever watch pre or post game shows and I normally watch a game with the sound down. However, I made the mistake of turning it up during the UK/UL game, only to hear Clark Kellogg. Won't do that again. He kept saying, "As I said earlier..". If you have to say that, why say anything. Just shut up! I'd rather hear the ball hit the floor, the crowd noise, or the sneakers squeak. I don't think I've ever missed the expert analysis when I've been at the game. How have I ever survived???? :scared: Believe me, I am by no means an expert, but I was born and raised in Kentucky. Being a child of the Bluegrass, my first words were lay-up and hook, I like to think I know a few things about roundball, too. I simply don't need somebody to tell me what I just saw... over and over and over and over ... for 2 hours.
January 15, 200917 yr Author I like to listen to Bobby Knight break down a game, but I hardly ever watch pre or post game shows and I normally watch a game with the sound down. However, I made the mistake of turning it up during the UK/UL game, only to hear Clark Kellogg. Won't do that again. He kept saying, "As I said earlier..". If you have to say that, why say anything. Just shut up! I'd rather hear the ball hit the floor, the crowd noise, or the sneakers squeak. I don't think I've ever missed the expert analysis when I've been at the game. How have I ever survived???? :scared: Believe me, I am by no means an expert, but I was born and raised in Kentucky. Being a child of the Bluegrass, my first words were lay-up and hook, I like to think I know a few things about roundball, too. I simply don't need somebody to tell me what I just saw... over and over and over and over ... for 2 hours. I don't care much for listening to Clark Kellogg, either. :thumb:
January 15, 200917 yr Bobby Knight has more basketball knowledge in his pinky finger than lots of coaches have in their bodies. I love to listen to him.
January 15, 200917 yr I have a hard time distinguishing between the great basketball mind of Bobby Knight and the jerk character of Bobby Knight. JMHO.
January 15, 200917 yr I have a hard time distinguishing between the great basketball mind of Bobby Knight and the jerk character of Bobby Knight. JMHO. I'm with you 100%
January 15, 200917 yr Yeah. What good is a guy that actually spent a ton of time actually breaking down tapes and passing that along to the viewing audience... Enough is sometimes to much. Break it down and move on.:thumb:
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