You should be down here and see her in person.
You should be down here and see her in person.
Superb, but I much prefer Mary doing tund drives for CPTV over those repetitive commercials of sprinters for People's United Bank or those wretched sales pitches by "Bob," appealing for us to "Come on down" to buy his furniture. It's a long season for us TV viewers.
Superb, but I much prefer Mary doing tund drives for CPTV over those repetitive commercials of sprinters for People's United Bank or those wretched sales pitches by "Bob," appealing for us to "Come on down" to buy his furniture. It's a long season for us TV viewers.
Well, I can't agree with the praise of these two. I liked Eric early on, before he drank the Kool-Aid. Do we really need to hear any more of "this team is a work in progress", and " who's going to step up and lead this team"? Meghan's constant criticism of things done and not done by players is not my idea of analytic commentary. Just two examples of head-scratching comments made last night: she criticized Breanna for not boxing out a Vandy player, when, in fact, Breanna was behind the player as the shot went up. For Breanna to have gotten around the opponent, and legally boxed her out would have been quite feat, even for a player of Breanna's talent. And her comment regarding a rather long pass made by , I believe Kia Nurse, to Stewart which she thought was ill-advised. No problem in stating that she thought the pass was ill-advised, but to "make things even worse", she stated, the pass was the cause for Breanna committing a foul. In her attempt to fill the air with something at times, she just says things that leave me saying, "WHAT"? I know I'm in the distinct minority here, but I really don't think that her depth of understanding of the game allows for more incisive analysis. P.S. Oh, and it is really annoying when "Culmo's Courtvision" and replays are being shown while the game is actually in progress.[/QUOT
I think she means it as constructive criticism, but sometimes it may not come off that way. It's the laugh that I could use a little les of.
It is, also, irritating when Meghan's interpretation of what happened doesn't match the video. She called out Saniya for not staying in front of her player but on the illustration Saniya was heavily picked by a Vandy player. You can't tell if her teammate told her the pick was coming but that it critical. The ball handler then crosses over behind the screen and comes back past Saniya who is still recovering from being turned by the pick. Not a great example of not keeping your player in front of you defensively.
She and the officials missed the call on that play as the Secondary Vandy defender was standing on the inner line marking the area under the hoop. But I agree it wasn't the pass that caused Stewie's situation as she could have simply turned and shot not closing on the basket.
