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Criticizing the broadcasters: Musburger’s a solo artist & more

Stan Chrapowicki

By Stan Chrapowicki

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Week 11 of the college football season was a big one for SEC Network play-by-play guy Brent Musburger. In honor of getting the Vin Scully Award from Fordham University, Musburger called the first half of last weekโ€™s Ole Miss-Texas A&M matchup by himself, which is how the Dodgersโ€™ longtime play-by-play voice called baseball games before retiringย this year.

Based on reactions in the Twitterverse, Musburger flying solo for a half wasnโ€™t a universally liked idea:

https://twitter.com/jvwestmoreland/status/797605205533741056

And by the end of the game, it was clear that Musburger has a new college football obsession. Heโ€™s apparently moved on from Katherine Webb, the wife of former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron and onto Ole Miss QB Shea Patterson, who led the Rebels to a 29-28 victory over the Aggies:

 

https://twitter.com/jeff_allen69/status/797616770945318913

Danielson has his detractors

As usual, CBS Sportsโ€™ color commentator Gary Danielson shared broadcasting duties with Verne Lundquist for last weekโ€™s Auburn-Georgia matchup in Athens. Auburn did not have its best game in its 13-7, and according to some, neither did Danielson:

https://twitter.com/TomahawkNation/status/797587389820575744

 

Kentucky-Tennessee game no winner with Andre

Andre Ware had the call for last Saturdayโ€™s Kentucky-Tennessee game along with play-by-play man Tom Hart on SEC Network. Weโ€™re not sure what was worse โ€“ both teamsโ€™ lack of defense or the criticism hurled at Ware on Twitter during the Volunteers’ 49-36 victory:

https://twitter.com/ShGora/status/797531592239484928

https://twitter.com/JohnHime/status/797501084646445056

 

Stan Chrapowicki

Stan Chrapowicki is a contributing writer for Saturday Down South. He covers SEC football, Alabama and Auburn.

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