Enough already, Stevie P.!

[RoarMan]

I wish I could call Stevie P. during a Lady Cajun’s softball game and tell him to SHUT UP! Has there ever been a broadcaster in the history of radio who enjoys listening to themselves talk more than Stevie P.? From the second he turns the mic on, to the second he turns it off, he does not shut up. The longest he may go without speaking is maybe, five seconds. He spends almost the entire broadcast trying to prove to those listening that he is a “stinking genius”. 75% of what he says is unnecessary. As much as I LOVE UL Softball, after listening to his call of the Michigan game, in which he didn’t shut up for an hour and forty-five minutes, I am done. Sorry, Stevie. I’ve tried, but you just lost a listener. Sometimes, less is more.

[DieHard1280]

It's a lot easier to put up with all his pontificating when the team is pounding out hits. A game like today makes it a lot tougher.

[Turbine]

Radio is a mad beast, you simply cannot have dead air.

Studies show station turners will move on with as little as 2 seconds of dead air.

I think what you are really saying is he could use a cohost.

Unfortunately that would probably make coverage financially unfeasible.

PS not trying to put words in your mouth.

[raoul]

"... you simply cannot have dead air."

This! Broadcasting 101. Unlike "Mr. Dead Air"

[CajunStros]

I wish I could call Stevie P. during a Lady Cajun's softball game and tell him to SHUT UP! Has there ever been a broadcaster in the history of radio who enjoys listening to themselves talk more than Stevie P.? From the second he turns the mic on, to the second he turns it off, he does not shut up. The longest he may go without speaking is maybe, five seconds. He spends almost the entire broadcast trying to prove to those listening that he is a "stinking genius". 75% of what he says is unnecessary. As much as I LOVE UL Softball, after listening to his call of the Michigan game, in which he didn't shut up for an hour and forty-five minutes, I am done. Sorry, Stevie. I've tried, but you just lost a listener. Sometimes, less is more.

Remember Jay and Stevie called baseball games together, yin and yang together in harmony. ;-)

[CrappDaddy]

Sounds kinda like Gerald during the football games.

[MelRock]

It is hard to tell if Jay is on the air or if the Radio Pup app died some days. It is like he reads emails in between pitches and never tells you the score. I will take Stevie P. Just my 2 cents!

Either way I am glad we have the opportunity to listen to all of the Cajun games. Not many schools can say that.

Geaux Cajuns!!

[cajunfan337]

It is hard to tell if Jay is on the air or if the Radio Pup app died some days. It is like he reads emails in between pitches and never tells you the score.

This. My wife can't listen to him because he does that. She was a Mass Comm major, so she takes it pretty seriously.

[scotto_25]

I tune in, then turn the radio up thinking it's too low........then WHAM, Walker starts loud whistle-talkin.

[cab8901]

Couldn't agree with Turbines assessment more. and scotto_25 that happenes to me A LOT!