ESPN halftime show....Greenberg and Pearl....

[alexd]

So they introduce Bruce Pearl and he refers to Greenberg as "coach". But he's not a coach anymore. He was fired as was Pearl. Technically, they're in between coaching gigs. (possibly). Maybe it's just that I don't like either one of them. Now they sit there and critique coaches who STILL have jobs. Whatever. Rant over....

 

[Ts5034]

I guess i could see your point but since they are analysts now, its their job to critique...its nothing personal. Steve Lavin is another one that comes to mind as a coach who was fired then spent a lot of time as an analyst at ESPN.

 

[huskiesnyc]

Seth Greenberg has always spoken very highly of Calhoun, and I've heard him praise KO on more than one occasion.

 

[TRest]

People carry their last title regardless of their present situation. It's why people call John Rowland "Gov" when he is actually a convicted felon with a mindless talk radio show. It's too fussy to say all of that each time you address him, but I urge his radio phone callers to try.

 

[CAHUSKY]

Once coach, always a coach. My dad was a high school coach and 55 year old men who played for him still call him nothing but coach. ALL coaches refer to each other as coach. It's a respect thing. Plus, you don't have to remember anyone's name which is nice

 

[ucp990411]

Speaking of John Rowland, I wonder what WTIC's policy of hiring convicted felons is?

 

[Perspective]

Speaking of John Rowland, I wonder what WTIC's policy of hiring convicted felons is?

It's identical to the NFL's: if they can make us money, hire them.