You've seen it in the NFL and other places.

Awful Announcing reports:


The SEC is now pushing for their network partners to have analysts that break down and comment on rulings in-game.

Interesting comments here:

Quote:Moreover, conference coaches and athletic directors seem quite eager to have rules-educated experts on broadcasts. Alabama coach Nick Saban told Dellenger “If we could find the right person to do that, an expert who nobody thought had bias, who could explain these things while they happen, I think it would go a long way in at least starting the chain of communication.” And LSU AD Scott Woodward added “Some of our commentators blow it the worst.”

(06-06-2019 04:00 PM)AllTideUp Wrote:  You've seen it in the NFL and other places.

Awful Announcing reports:


The SEC is now pushing for their network partners to have analysts that break down and comment on rulings in-game.

Interesting comments here:

Quote:Moreover, conference coaches and athletic directors seem quite eager to have rules-educated experts on broadcasts. Alabama coach Nick Saban told Dellenger “If we could find the right person to do that, an expert who nobody thought had bias, who could explain these things while they happen, I think it would go a long way in at least starting the chain of communication.” And LSU AD Scott Woodward added “Some of our commentators blow it the worst.”

Man is that ever true. I've found myself yelling at the set for the idiot misinterpreting a rule to just shut up! And it's not just on SEC telecasts, it's a malady at epidemic proportions with the talking heads ESPN provides.

Need to have someone explain the rules to the refs first