(11-10-2020 09:23 PM)slhNavy91 Wrote:  

(11-10-2020 07:30 PM)Memphis Yankee Wrote:  

(11-10-2020 06:48 PM)usffan Wrote:  

USFFan

What a D-bag. Let's send him a fruit basket.

A little context - Feinstein has remained engaged with Army and Navy since he embedded with both teams in the '95 season for "A Civil War." He did Navy football radio color for years and still has a relationship with Army - writes for Army West Point online and I think does radio spots for them.

His Navy radio most memorable moment was dropping a F-bomb on air in 2005 or so. He left Navy radio in a huff because he had proposed a documentary and then we went with someone else.

He has continued to ride the 1995 experience as if nothing has changed since then, and rejects any opinions of those who have followed Navy football since then. He has long been a thin-skinned prima donna, and I suspect he has blocked more people on Twitter than have ever followed him.

And I say all that, I still generally like him and his takes on service academy football. He's had some great access to monumental personalities in sports and his ancedotes can be great. I enjoyed the one time I got to chat with him for a little while on Army-Navy Radio Row. Just ... this whole exchange (including the pro-Army non-sequitur) is a good picture of Feinstein.