Worst play by play ever

[Boomer]

I was pretty sure this thread was about me. I was just god-awful last night. My apologies to those of you who had to suffer through it.

Kyle, maybe it's better you couldn't catch the game LOL. Sorry you had a problem..seriously.

-----Regardless Jay---Nobody can ever take away the World Series post game Regional win or that post kick N O Bowl chant of our victory!!!

[Ragin4U]

Maybe we should put numbers on our jerseys next time. That way they will get the names correct.

I actually enjoyed their broadcast even with the fumbles. They called it pretty evenly for a home broadcast team. Maybe they were drinking.

[Cajunmac]

Maybe we should put numbers on our jerseys next time. That way they will get the names correct.

I actually enjoyed their broadcast even with the fumbles. They called it pretty evenly for a home broadcast team. Maybe they were drinking.

I agree. They made more mistakes than I can remember in a broadcast, but they were honest mistakes and clearly mistakes as opposed to inaccuracies or errors that grow from some bias or "homerism." I did feel bad for them when the broadcast team had clearly given up on the home team by the third quarter. Aside from being factually accurate about 45% of the time they were professional in their coverage.

[RedCajun]

I found it funny in the 1st qtr when they started talking about the "hanging around strategy" when the score was 7-3. They were grasping for anything positive, but were complimentary at the same time

[billbeck451]

They were better than most of the espn commentators they use

[Turbine]

Maybe we should put numbers on our jerseys next time. That way they will get the names correct.

I actually enjoyed their broadcast even with the fumbles. They called it pretty evenly for a home broadcast team. Maybe they were drinking.

Imagine if they were reading off the black uniforms with burgundy numbers.

[Kjun08]

I felt like I was listening to golf commentators........... It's gonna be about 400 yards away he's gonna hit a two iron!

[douglas]

Was it my drunk ears or did I hear "McGuire now has 2 td's, one by land, one by sea"

[zephyr]

Watching on espn 3 " the tres" and this play by play guy needs to read a damn roster! He can't get anyone's name right lol!

This was pretty funny. Basically, it was a NMSU school telecast that ESPN3 picked up because they kept saying "we" and knew their players quite well but I found it hilarious that they knew nothing about us and kept getting Trev "Pratt" mixed up with Jared Johnson and Corey Trim. The best was when they couldn't figure out what Ringo's weight was as they mentioned he was light at 220ish pounds and you could tell they were completely confused when they mentioned he weighed as much but that it couldn't be true. These guys had no information or any type of research on us at all.

[zephyr]

They were better than most of the espn commentators they use

Hope you are being sarcastic because there is absolutely no way that's true

[zephyr]

I agree. They made more mistakes than I can remember in a broadcast, but they were honest mistakes and clearly mistakes as opposed to inaccuracies or errors that grow from some bias or "homerism." I did feel bad for them when the broadcast team had clearly given up on the home team by the third quarter. Aside from being factually accurate about 45% of the time they were professional in their coverage.

But, they were homers. This was a NMSU telecast that ESPN picked up. The color guy proudly played for NMSU in the past.

[Cajunmac]

But, they were homers. This was a NMSU telecast that ESPN picked up. The color guy proudly played for NMSU in the past.

They were homers, but it was, I don't know, a kind of innocent or quaint homerism. Them getting names wrong, or being wildly inaccurate about Ringo's weight had more to do with their amateurism than anything else.