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Speaking of PTI, Lebitard was filling in for Wilbon this week. Here's an interesting argument by Lebitard: Teams should go after guys with histories of run-ins with the law because it'll give them that certain competitive edge, or something.

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Stuff like that is why I can't watch college football. I don't care about "strength of schedule" or some computer program determining rankings. Why don't they just use a system that makes some damn sense?

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Here's an interesting argument by Lebitard: Teams should go after guys with histories of run-ins with the law because it'll give them that certain competitive edge, or something.

 

If that's true then the Portland Trailblazers of the last few years should have been the best team of all time. Isiah Rider, Rasheed Wallace, Damon Stoudamire, Ruben Patterson, Zach Randolph, Darius Miles, Sebastian Telfair, Qyntel Woods, can't get much more 'competitive edge' than that bunch.

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Not actually a reason why ESPN sucks, but I'm listening to a podcast of PTI, and hearing Reali breaking up in the background when Kornheiser and LeBatard do a Geico joke is making me break up, too.

 

First of all, I'm not 100% in love with your tone right now. I was cracking up too because Kornheiser seemed legitimately pissed with LeBetard who threw in that totally random Geico joke. I had the same reaction as Reali, actually. That made it even funnier.

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Here's an interesting argument by Lebitard: Teams should go after guys with histories of run-ins with the law because it'll give them that certain competitive edge, or something.

 

If that's true then the Portland Trailblazers of the last few years should have been the best team of all time. Isiah Rider, Rasheed Wallace, Damon Stoudamire, Ruben Patterson, Zach Randolph, Darius Miles, Sebastian Telfair, Qyntel Woods, can't get much more 'competitive edge' than that bunch.

 

Actually his argument was only for football as he cited Ohio State with Maurice Clarett and Nebraska with Lawrence Phillips. And he really said that when you play a violent sport like football, it helps to have players on the cusp/edge of law because they are violent.

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Here's an interesting argument by Lebitard: Teams should go after guys with histories of run-ins with the law because it'll give them that certain competitive edge, or something.

 

If that's true then the Portland Trailblazers of the last few years should have been the best team of all time. Isiah Rider, Rasheed Wallace, Damon Stoudamire, Ruben Patterson, Zach Randolph, Darius Miles, Sebastian Telfair, Qyntel Woods, can't get much more 'competitive edge' than that bunch.

 

Actually his argument was only for football as he cited Ohio State with Maurice Clarett and Nebraska with Lawrence Phillips. And he really said that when you play a violent sport like football, it helps to have players on the cusp/edge of law because they are violent.

Which is of course a much more sound argument. Did my paraphrasing not translate well?

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Yeah LeBatard was about to smack Kornheiser upside the head. Looked like they were legitimately pissed at each other.

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Yeah LeBatard was about to smack Kornheiser upside the head. Looked like they were legitimately pissed at each other.

I could see that (I didn't actually see the episode). But then again, maybe I think LeBatard is more of an idiot than he actually is.

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LeBatard pissed me off a bit on that show when he called the Orange Bowl a matchup of "Two second tier teams." While Wake pretty much is one, U of L has been highly ranked most of the year and came within 3 points of playing Ohio St. for the title.

 

I do think it would be funny if Boise ends up the only unbeaten team.

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Why must PTI keep LeBatard as the backup guy?

 

Everyone hates him. He knows it. They all know it. They play it up. Where's the point of keeping him there?

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Why must PTI keep LeBatard as the backup guy?

 

Everyone hates him. He knows it. They all know it. They play it up. Where's the point of keeping him there?

 

BAM!!!

 

I crack up everytime he says that. Plus he can speak english unlike Bob Ryan.

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Why must PTI keep LeBatard as the backup guy?

 

Everyone hates him. He knows it. They all know it. They play it up. Where's the point of keeping him there?

 

ESPN likes him because he is their source in Miami. WHY I don't know, but I gave up trying to understand ESPN for awhile.

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Honestly... I like everyone that's on PTI currently.

 

The days of Jason Whitlock, Norman Chad, and Jackie MacMullen still send a chill down my spine, however.

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I did think that LeBatard had a little bit of a point. Football is a violent game and having some legitmently violent guys on your team is not nessacarily a bad thing. The exchange w/ Kornheiser was entertaining, but I think Kornheiser looks like more of the jack ass for not letting the subject rest. It made me not hate LeBatard for a few minutes.

 

What's David Holmes up too? He owned on the faux PTI on Dream Job. Way better than anyone else on the PTI B team.

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J.A. Adande brought his A game yesterday busting out his Jaws impression for an entire segment and doing an awesome Art Shell impersonation to end the show. Funniest thing I've seen on that show in ages. Of course he didn't win.

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And God of football Sean Salisbary steak went to USC.

Speaking of which: If Sean Salisbury Asks You To Look At His Phone, Don't Do It.

 

The NFL analyst who shall not be named that took a picture of his penis with a cell phone camera and has shown it to numerous, uncomfortable women, then was suspended by his network for it. Absolute true story. Please make sure to clean off the mirror when you are done with it.

 

And The Big Lead learned this morning that the analyst in question was ESPN's Sean Salisbury.

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As of the new year ESPN mobile is dead. I can only hope they kill that fucker from the commercials too.

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And God of football Sean Salisbary steak went to USC.

Speaking of which: If Sean Salisbury Asks You To Look At His Phone, Don't Do It.

 

The NFL analyst who shall not be named that took a picture of his penis with a cell phone camera and has shown it to numerous, uncomfortable women, then was suspended by his network for it. Absolute true story. Please make sure to clean off the mirror when you are done with it.

 

And The Big Lead learned this morning that the analyst in question was ESPN's Sean Salisbury.

 

HA HA HA. Maybe he'll get a promotion like Terico did.

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