Did anyone hear Cowherd on his Diatribe about "Without a Doubt" ? It was a long list of how a persons pespective can be totally different than anothers. The interesting thing was he said " Oklahoam Coach- stoops to him is vastly overated and LSU coach Les Miles is vastly underated. Just when i was getting a good hate for him he goes and does something like that.
Cowherd is very, very pro-LSU. If you're a rookie to his show, listen for it next season. He def gives LSU props when he can.
I noticed this as well, now the other guy Artie Spanner or however you spell his last name is all over USCw's jock and he hates the SEC in general.
And pro college football in general. He is inflammatory, like any decent radio host, but I enjoy the show. His liking of Miles and LSU helps, I suppose.
I will give Cowherd his due, he is pro LSU and pro SEC for that matter, he believes that warm weather schools in college football are always going to be better. I could do without his man love for Pete Carroll, and i swear Cowherd must have been blowing Mark Sanchez or something. He came off as "stalker-ish" when it comes to Sanchez.
i Am about to shoot my radio lately our local Talk sports channel ditched the afternnon local On air guys and i have to list to Paul Finebaum :angryfire. No wonder road rage is on the upswing in Mobile Alabama. By the time i pull in my driveway i am ready to drive a ice pick through my eardrums good thing i can grab bits and pieces of WWL am to keep sanity
I like Colin Cowherd. He always mentions LSU as "big boy football" along with USC, Ohio State and others. He seems to give LSU props quite often and he does say that the SEC is the best year in and year out. He's a USC homer (and he admits it) but he isn't delusional. He's largely entertaining. On a side note, he is VERY adamant about LeBron going to the Knicks. As a huge Knicks fan, I must admit that I hope that he's right.
I haven't lived in the States for awhile, so I haven't had the "pleasure" of listening to Cowherd lately, but on your last comment: If James leads the Cavs to a championship this year, wouldn't it be franchise SUICIDE to let him go elsewhere?!? Hell, the fact that the Cavs are the #1 seed in the playoffs should already indicate franchise suicide should he not finish his career in Cleveland.
I have no idea why Lebron would leave an improving (and already #1-seeded) team for one that is YEARS away from being decent. People love to argue that he would be more visible and marketable in NY. To that I say, how could he be any MORE visible? Lebron's so good and so exciting, he makes the audience come to him. Like Jordan in Chicago, or Gretzky in LA. Cleveland is an awful, awful town. But it's his hometown and I think he's still fond of it.
