Perhaps more importantly, we like Kara, despite the institution for whom she played.I like Kara for some reason I'm partial maybe where she played.
The Connecticut Sun !I like Kara for some reason I'm partial maybe where she played.
I think Kara is breathing some rare air on top of the mountain of basketball color commentators and/or in-studio analysts. I perk up appreciably when she appears at the beginning of a telecast.
I like Kara for some reason I'm partial maybe where she played.
Much prefer the Kevin, Kara, Lobo set versus the way they have it this year. Not really a huge fan of Landers and Maria.Rebecca is obviously trying hard to build on-set chemistry with Andy Landers, but it is nowhere as interesting as Lobo and Kara together. This is a regrettable example of "If it isn't broken, don't fix it." As much as I criticize ESPN, they are still the best at what they do.
But when the great colleges of business management need an example of "pollution of purpose," they need look no further than Bristol. Sometimes, they can't get out of their own way.