You think I care about some no-talent sports writer? I'm raising discussion here.
My issue lies in the fact that these people get paid to analyze the game and are so far off base. Doesn't this team finally deserve some respect? I'll be honest, at the beginning of the season I had my doubts, but this team has proven me wrong. No other team has shown as clearly that they deserve to be the top ranked team in the country. We're talking about a team here that has played it's back-ups in garbage time in nearly every game this season. Do these people watch the games they are commenting on? LSU's D proved it was out of shape and undisciplined. I have yet to see a weak link in the Buckeye D. The offense is suspect at times, but during a year in which college football talent is down and parity is at an all-time high, I wish the pundits were more educated about the shit they get paid to write about.
And what is the line on Herbie taking the Michigan coaching job next year?
Note: I don't care what the talking heads say- I merely want to read quality material from educated/experienced football analysts instead of the touch-football-league-all-star misguided slant:
Stewart Mandel is a senior writer for SI.com, covering the national college football and basketball beats for the web site and writing the weekly 2-Minute Drill column and other features for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED. Mandel's most popular features on SI.com include his College Football Blog, Mailbag, Power Rankings and NCAA tournament Bubble Watch. He has covered eight BCS national championship games and four Final Fours.
Mandel's first book, Bowls, Polls and Tattered Souls: Tackling the Chaos and Controversy of College Football, hits bookstores in August. In 2005, he took first place in the Football Writers Association of America awards (column category) and in 2004, he placed third.
In June 2004, Mandel had two exclusive reports on the explosive allegations surrounding the Ohio State basketball program. He has been with SI.com (formerly CNNSI.com) since 1999. Previously he worked at ESPN the Magazine, ABC Sports Online and The Cincinnati Enquirer.
A native of Cincinnati, Mandel graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in journalism. He currently resides in New York City following a five-year stint in Atlanta.
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