If you could be any sports analyst, who would it be?
 

I am just bored so I thought about this question. Being Jim Nantz would be cool, but he works almost every week. Al Michaels would be cool because he only works one game a week. Chris Berman would be cool because he gets to do football. Bob Costas would be cool as well.

I think I would like to be Jim Nantz---he gets to do the best sporting events(outside of horse racing).

Brent Musberger in a landslide. He has his own drinking game.

I'm thinking I'd like to be whoever announces women's beach volleyball:)

musberger sucks! he must have it in his contract, if he wants to work a Big game or event he gets it. he has no Favorite game or event.

Kirk Herbstreit

Definitely Erin Andrews. Although I'd never leave home. :eek:

I grew up on him doing Michigan/ND games amongst others. He's a shell of what he once was, but the same can be said about Tom Durkin or any other aging caller. I voted for him primarily for his drinking game though. ;)

I think Musberger is a gambler too. I hear him make comments referring to the spread that only a "player" will pick up on. I also saw him at an OTB with my brother when Indiana played L.A. in the Finals back in the day.

to me Keith Jackson is college football. Jim Lamply on the sidelines and Tim Bryant doing up dates.

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I wouldn't let you

I'd be Tim McCarver and Joe Buck. I would get it in my head that I stink, and would flatout resign fromFox, and allow somebody better to take over the baseball broadcast.

but then i'd have to hate on you....:D

i'd be colin cowherd, i enjoy his sarcasm and think i could fill his shoes!

combo of Herbstreit and Vitale..... that way I could go to every big college football and basketball game and would never get tired of going to them either.

Tracy Wolfson. I'd dyke out and eat mad p.ussy.

mike watchmaker..all the bennys and dont evah have to be correct..dream job

Its got to be Hugh H.. after all dont we ALL read Playboy for the sports ? ;)

Yes indeed! :D

That looks like CowGirl in Texas.