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gusmahler 09-20-2007 08:10 PM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
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I think I watched the same thing. The exact question was: Which is more likely, a 0-16 team or 16-0 team? A fairly legit filler question.

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That was the 2nd time they brought it up in the show.

The first time started with a reporter asking Belichick if they could go 16-0 to which he obviously said they were only concerned with Buffalo right now.

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He should have just said, "Of course we can go 16-0." Just to see if he can be more hated than he is right now.

NT! 09-20-2007 08:17 PM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
pats are going 16-0, i am calling it right now

me and ESPN are totally right

Jack Bando 09-20-2007 11:03 PM

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I think I watched the same thing. The exact question was: Which is more likely, a 0-16 team or 16-0 team? A fairly legit filler question.

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The Giants and the Pats are working on answering the question.

bernie 09-20-2007 11:18 PM

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The season is 2 weeks old and ESPN just led off NFL by asking if the Pats can go undefeated. Even for ESPN, this is astonishingly absurd.

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Isn't this more along the lines of maintaining their standards?

Since when has ESPN raised the bar from the gutter they've been in?

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bottomset 09-20-2007 11:47 PM

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The first time started with a reporter asking Belichick if they could go 16-0

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and people wonder why Barry Bonds is a dick to the media

jesus most sportswriters have a 100stupid to 1legit question ratio

PRE 09-20-2007 11:54 PM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
I really don't understand why anyone other than a 12 year old kid would watch ESPN other than the actual games broadcasted on the station.

PRE 09-20-2007 11:56 PM

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The first time started with a reporter asking Belichick if they could go 16-0

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and people wonder why Barry Bonds is a dick to the media

jesus most sportswriters have a 100stupid to 1legit question ratio

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Barry Bonds is a dick in general and it has nothing to do with the media.

kyro 09-20-2007 11:59 PM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
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I think I watched the same thing. The exact question was: Which is more likely, a 0-16 team or 16-0 team? A fairly legit filler question.

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The Giants and the Pats are working on answering the question.

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Do the Falcons get a game against a high school team?

bottomset 09-21-2007 12:03 AM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
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The first time started with a reporter asking Belichick if they could go 16-0

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and people wonder why Barry Bonds is a dick to the media

jesus most sportswriters have a 100stupid to 1legit question ratio

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Barry Bonds is a dick in general and it has nothing to do with the media.

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curious, rough estimate on the number of minutes you have spent talking to Barry Bonds

or examples of dickish things he has done to you, or someone you know well

Cry Me A River 09-21-2007 12:12 AM

Re: ESPN sets new standard for premature analysis. Talk of undefeated
 
I heard CNN already announced the outcome of the 2008 election.


And by CNN, I of course mean Diebold...


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